Possible Female? Need input.

HoleeJuanCanoli · Jul 12, 2017

So I have two juvenile bearded dragons. They are in separate tanks, but occasionally are near each other when I'm bathing them, feeding (sometimes), etc. Well, the larger juvenile frequently waves to the smaller bearded dragon when they happen to see each other. The smaller juvenile doesn't do anything when this happens, and I thought that usually the smaller bearded dragon would submit the larger. Could this mean that there's a possibility that the larger juvenile could be a female? I've tried glancing under their tails but I think they're still too small. But, I'm convinced that the larger dragon could be a female due to it's behavior. Any thoughts?

AHBD · Jul 12, 2017

Beardies of both sexes sometimes bob or wave, a behavior is not always specific to one gender.

I might be able to tell you what they are if you post pics of their vent [ rear end ] with their tails arched high in the air while they are flat on a table. Think of a dog with it's tail arched up high when it's excited....that's the position.

HoleeJuanCanoli · Jul 13, 2017

AHBD":1aupyw15 said:
Beardies of both sexes sometimes bob or wave, a behavior is not always specific to one gender.

I might be able to tell you what they are if you post pics of their vent [ rear end ] with their tails arched high in the air while they are flat on a table. Think of a dog with it's tail arched up high when it's excited....that's the position.

I'm not entirely sure how to post a picture on this. I uploaded it to my User Image Uploader. Let me see if I can figure this thing out.

CooperDragon · Jul 13, 2017

If you've uploaded it already, you can post it to your thread using the XIMG button when you reply.

HoleeJuanCanoli · Jul 13, 2017

AHBD":29uilyv7 said:
Beardies of both sexes sometimes bob or wave, a behavior is not always specific to one gender.

I might be able to tell you what they are if you post pics of their vent [ rear end ] with their tails arched high in the air while they are flat on a table. Think of a dog with it's tail arched up high when it's excited....that's the position.

Whoops. I'm dumb lol. Here is Norbert. I've had him/her the longest. I'm not sure of the age. I don't have one of Odahviing mainly because right now I'm trying to help them get adjusted to their surroundings. I just recently got Odahviing so he's a little stressed right now and I don't want to make it worse on him/her.

AHBD · Jul 13, 2017

I also think it's a probable female but some males don't show bulges until they're a little [ and some show even younger than this one ] so if you want to post another pic on a month or so it may look different. But from that it so far appears to be a female.

Drache613 · Jul 15, 2017

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