How can some people say that, when the little guys or gals are only a few moths old, what the sex is? Is it by color or something else? Thansk because I have a feeling that people can and may have been ripped off through buying a 3 moth old panther, being told it is male(since they normally have the best color), and being cheated. Thanks
Matt
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Sexing Baby Panthers?
giantsfan24
Dec 10, 2004 07:38 PM
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projectpardalis
Dec 11, 2004 12:26 AM
why are all your posts confrontational? Who has given you the feeling they have been ripped off? What exactly is your agenda?
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giantsfan24
Dec 11, 2004 01:11 PM
>>why are all your posts confrontational? Who has given you the feeling they have been ripped off? What exactly is your agenda?
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Wow, I really am not trying to be confrontational. The actual question was "how do you tell sex when they are that young?". And it would stand to reason that if it is difficult to tell sex at that age, and people are selling them as guaranteed male or female, then people might get ripped off. I like you articles in the Cham News so calm down, please re-read my original post. Oh, will I see you at the IRBA show today? Honestly, Im not trying to start controversy but if people are getting cheated, they should know about it.
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