Sexing axolotls

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Hi there everyone :)
I really want to breed my axolotls this summer, but I thought it would be a good idea to confirm that they are actually a boy and a girl!!
Can any one tell from these pictures?
Axolotls - Imgur

Thanks :D
 
i'd say the albino is a female, but it's really hard to tell with the male... he looks to have a slightly larger bulge... but I can't say for sure.... do you have any higher-res pics??
 
I sure hope those aren't recent pics..
 
Bdyoung said:
I sure hope those aren't recent pics..
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if you're saying that because of the gravel, this user has been properly informed of the danger of those by myself and another member. Don't be too harsh, it's a case of misinformation is all.
 
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