Her,him or it?

narny101

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hi all, i have has my axie for 6 weeks now and i'm still not sure if its a girl or a boy, i gave it a girl name because the person at the aquarium ( where i got it) said it was a girl... i'll attach some pics and i would really appreciate someones opinion on what gender it is...
 

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Very hard to see on the first picture, but I think it's a female.
 
How big is she? Mine weren't that obvious until they got to 7-8" - then my male suddenly developed a big boy-bump.
 
Same with mine. I was convinced i had two females till about a week ago. They are 8.5" now
 
A clearer pic of the space behind the back legs and start of the tail would be good.....I thought mine were both males but I definitely have one of each!!!!
 
if it helps...this is my male.....note the large bump behind his rear legs.....does yours have the same?
 

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no, it doesn't have a large....thing, but it is still quite young so i guess i will have to wait a bit to tell



also i just did a water change so she is hiding and i can't see its back
 
Echos literally appeared out of nowhere. I confirmed at 8.5" and 7months old and them echo had to go ahead and grow nuts.. So now i have a female and a male which i wAs so happy i had two females. I dont want any accidents lolImageUploadedByTapatalk1375054723.074382.jpg these in Sure this isnt as big as they will get
 
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