Axolotl sex?

I believe it's a male. Does it look like it has balls? If not then you have a female
 
Pretty hard to tell. But looks like he's becoming a little boy. Not sure though.
 
B3llaax3 said:
I believe it's a male. Does it look like it has balls? If not then you have a female
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Axolotls don't have "balls" . It looks like a female to me, but you will know as it gets older.
 
I'd say that's a male due to the bulging cloaca and long skinny tail.
 
My little Timmy had a l;ump like that so called it Timmy. Although... Timmy has just laid a batch of eggs. :happy:
 
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