You can actually see both spurs on either foot. The one on his right back is harder, but yes, that is them. It has been a long time since working with veilds but I don't ever recall the young having the spur. I believe it is developed as it matures but unsure when.
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• Veiled chameleon help and help sexing it - davidpallison, Wed Oct 6 21:27:36 2004
• RE: Veiled chameleon help and help sexing it - severa, Wed Oct 6 21:57:34 2004
• RE: Veiled chameleon help and help sexing it - davidpallison, Wed Oct 6 22:03:23 2004
• RE: Veiled chameleon help and help sexing it - severa, Wed Oct 6 22:37:10 2004
• RE: Veiled chameleon help and help sexing it - Melisondra, Wed Oct 6 23:47:55 2004
• You're right, I stand corrected.... - severa, Thu Oct 7 00:40:48 2004
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• here's a pic - lele, Thu Oct 7 17:58:58 2004