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What sex is my axie?

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dane

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I have a gold axie and i have always called her a girl but i want to know what sex she is.
How do you tell what sex they are?
 
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joan

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How old is it? You can't usually tell until they're at least a year old, sometimes older.
 
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dane

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I have had it for 6-7 months and it was about 13cm and has grown about 3cm.
 
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alex

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id say it isnt old enough to tell yet. it took mine about 1 year till i could tell.
 
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dane

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Thanks Alex.
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joan

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Even after a year, sometimes you can't tell. I had one male who had me convinced for well over 18 months that it was female, until one day the other two males started dropping spermatophores. I guess he decided to assert his male-ness then.
 
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joshua

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I think my axolotles are mating?But I,m not sure.Can you help me?
 
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sharn

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if theres little sperm cones dropped and then eggs laid that means theyre mating... have you seen anything like that?
 
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