Could my baby axie be a boy?

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just got this little guy today and noticed what indicates him being a boy.. Is this even possible.. I've attached a photo.. Well atleast I think I have, I'm new to this lol
 
ust got this little guy today and noticed what indicates him being a boy.. Is this even possible.. I've attached a photo.. Well atleast I think I have, I'm new to this lol
 

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Too small to say really, the image is dark so can't see anything clearly. The larger the cloaca the more likely it is a male.
 
No.It's really too young to tell. It probably just needs to poop.
 
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