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Help sexing my Chinese fire belly newts
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Hi, welcome to the site. 
Hmm, I'd say female, but it's not blatantly obvious in those pics, could you get a good shot from the side?
I will say it looks very healthy and well fed. Here's the care sheet if you haven't found it already.
Caudata Culture Species Entry - Cynops orientalis - Chinese firebelly
Hmm, I'd say female, but it's not blatantly obvious in those pics, could you get a good shot from the side?
I will say it looks very healthy and well fed. Here's the care sheet if you haven't found it already.
Caudata Culture Species Entry - Cynops orientalis - Chinese firebelly
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In my opinion it's a female, looking at the tail length and sharper shape plus quite small cloaca. But I could be wrong as well
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I agree, to me it looks like a female.
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