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My first ever axolotl

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some more pics
 

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can you get a picture of between its back legs..... (upload it like you did in the last post ;) )
 
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Ive tried but cant seem to get close enough.

Im pretty sure shes a girl now though, as the bit that shows the male/female part is small like the females also she is quite plump like she has eggs.
 
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just monitor them, just like people, axies mature at different ages, unlike people, they are sometimes harder to sex.

monitor them, the amount of times i have seen people suddenly have a female, turn male on them :p

good luck

ps. cute photo, mine white guy was hanging in a tree like that last night, was rather funny to watch him "untangle" herself
 
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judging by your photo you will have to wait a few more months before you can determine the sex, cute pic tho
 
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