I am having a hard time sexing my panther. He/she is roughly 10 months old. He/she is a very beautiful blue color but does that make him a male for sure? Could someone please either give me advice on sexing or tell me a good reference. Also more newbie questions.. why do somem breders refer to them as blue bar? and at what age are they able to breed?
Thank you for your patience
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Ambanja blue panther cham
prich
Apr 22, 2004 01:04 AM
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jovcham
Apr 22, 2004 08:49 AM
it is definatly a male. The color of the stripes down a panthers side can vary in color some can have blue stripes, some can have red, a few even have purple. This is what the bar color they are refering to is.
Males can be bred as soon as 6 months old with no problems. females need to waite till they are 10-12 months old depending on how large they are.
Hope this helps you
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1.0 Veileds
1.1 Ambanja Panther
1.1 Tamatave Panther
