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Does my newt look gravid?

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It definitely does not look hungry! But she also does not look bloated or gravid either.
 
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ZombieAxolotl said:
I agree with otter, it doesn't look female.
Either way Definetly not full of eggs.
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Its a she because the tail is like a blade of grass. Correct me if im mistaken. I know that males will have a more paddled tail and a female will have a blade of grass.
 
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