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Hello all. A few months ago I made a post for help sexing my axie Fozz: http://www.caudata.org/forum/f46-be...otl-eggs-larvae-breeding/102777-boy-girl.html

Consensus at that time was that Fozz was a female. Well... a few months later, Fozz started getting some junk in the trunk.

Is s/he actually a male now? I've been using female pronouns!!

Fozz is 9-9.5in long and a year old. What do you all think?

Thanks for all opinions!
 

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I suppose the only way to be positive would be to get another axolotl, put on some Marvin Gaye, and see if any magic happens :confused:
 
Male without a doubt
 
Looks like my male. I was not sure about my female until she laid eggs though. :D
Nina
 
Thanks for the responses. I've been holding out hope that Fozz could still be female, but I should probably just give it up :sad: Not that it really matters, I just don't want to change over to calling her "he"
 
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