iSuzie
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Usually I can always tell the sex of pretty much any axie... But...
I got this really unhealthy, very skinny, malnourished looking wild type yesterday, 'she' I believe to be a girl but the more I look at 'her' the more Im just not sure! She's 24-25cm long, I couldn't quite tell if it was 24 or 25 but anyway, seems as she's got such length to her, I'm assuming she's at least 10-18months - anywhere to 2 or more year old (witch can always simply be wrong) but my assumption is the because of her length and size of her head compared to the rest of her body she could actually be an adult. But due to her being so very skinny and completely under weight that her length might be giving away her age, although some just grow really fast, I just don't see this poor gal as being the well looked after well feed type of axolotl. I'm assuming based on her length and condition that she's been suffering for quite a while and could of very well been left in a small area for even a year or so!... So with all that said, she doesn't have a very big bump and it's not that long in comparison to her skinny long body, but it could also be that thing could be a juvenile that lost weight quite fast while in the petshop (that feed him only tiny feeder fish) and that I could be completly wrong... I just want to be able to give this precious creature a full name! ت
Obviously ill be posting a photo for others options because I'd very much like to name him/her as soon as I can!.
I got this really unhealthy, very skinny, malnourished looking wild type yesterday, 'she' I believe to be a girl but the more I look at 'her' the more Im just not sure! She's 24-25cm long, I couldn't quite tell if it was 24 or 25 but anyway, seems as she's got such length to her, I'm assuming she's at least 10-18months - anywhere to 2 or more year old (witch can always simply be wrong) but my assumption is the because of her length and size of her head compared to the rest of her body she could actually be an adult. But due to her being so very skinny and completely under weight that her length might be giving away her age, although some just grow really fast, I just don't see this poor gal as being the well looked after well feed type of axolotl. I'm assuming based on her length and condition that she's been suffering for quite a while and could of very well been left in a small area for even a year or so!... So with all that said, she doesn't have a very big bump and it's not that long in comparison to her skinny long body, but it could also be that thing could be a juvenile that lost weight quite fast while in the petshop (that feed him only tiny feeder fish) and that I could be completly wrong... I just want to be able to give this precious creature a full name! ت
Obviously ill be posting a photo for others options because I'd very much like to name him/her as soon as I can!.