Boy or girl??

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not really too sure if this axie's a boy or a girl, kind seems inbetween in my experience :confused:... opinons anyone??

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I'm not good at these but i think thats a slightly undeveloped male.

Mel
 
How old/how big is the axolotl?
 
If it's full size, I'd say male. The belly isn't very large.
 
Looks like a male to me.
 
Based on the color of the gills I'd say it's a female....I don't think any male would be caught walking around wearing gills that color.
 
Shizeric said:
Based on the color of the gills I'd say it's a female....I don't think any male would be caught walking around wearing gills that color.
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:grin:
 
daniellog said:
Looks grown enough to me, I'd say female.
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It looks like Florence did. Florence had the female body shape too. She was 19 months old and full grown before she decided to be a bulging boy lol.

This one has (from this pic) a male shape.

Mel
 
hmm yer, he/she/it's quite large about 10-12 inches, not sure how old though. So I was thinking either a large but immature male or just a big female... although it was supposed to be a boy
 
Shizeric said:
Based on the color of the gills I'd say it's a female....I don't think any male would be caught walking around wearing gills that color.
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:ha::ha::ha::supercool::rofl:
 
At that size, you can probably be safely assured it's a boy.
 
I always was pretty sure my axie was a girl but then one day SHE decided to be a male. I think it's just guessing now.
 
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