Question: I dont know which gender my axie is help?

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Hi

I gave my axie a male name but if it is a female would like to give him/her a name for her/his gender.

I have uploaded a photo and near the bottom of his belly there is a grey area (black in real life as flash went of on phone) i wondered will it signify eggs or do i wait for sexual maturity?

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I think hes a male.


I looked for the dark tips on his toes, and he has them.
His body is sleek and not rounded so i think i shall stick with his name he has.
I care for him anyway..... i dont care on the gender :eek:

thanks for the help
:D
 
Looks like he may be a little too young to sex.
You need to be careful with the stones he's on. Any smaller than the width of his head he will eat, this will cause major problems

Mel
 
Thats why there is a layer of big stones on top of the little ones :)
 
It's often a good idea to use androgynous names ;)
 
WestTP94 said:
Thats why there is a layer of big stones on top of the little ones :)
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I can see the small ones in plain sight. Your axie will get its head down there and suck the small stones up.
Better to not use them at all.

Mel
 
ok fair enough.....

will get on to it :)

Thanks Mel
 
I'm not being substrate police lol
just trying to avoid any risk for your little guy :D

Mel
 
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