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What are the gender of my axolotl help PLS!!

JessKB

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Olivia97 said:
i would say theyre all female
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it's impossible they're both female because i just didnt take a clear shot on the other one and it's not yet an adult also if i got that picture it looks a little pinkinsh ill try to post more pictures and also someone told me they're male and female not sure....
ok take a look at these pics closely it's cloaca is different are they male and female?
axolotl 1:http://www.flickr.com/photos/61718568@N06/8107629180/in/photostream
axolotl 2:http://www.flickr.com/photos/61718568@N06/8107709278/in/photostream
 
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You'd notice a huge bulge if it was a male like this
 

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