Male or Female?

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Can you already tell?
 

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How big and how old is the axie? You really can't tell until it's almost fully grown at about 9-12 months.
 
It's about 15cm. I have no idea how old ):
 
I'd say based on the bump already there, a male.

My male at 6 Inches long and 6 months looked about there.
 
I'm not an expert on sexing axolotls but maybe if you post a picture of the top of your axolotl and the whole side. Maybe someone here can see if it has the rounder features of a female
 
here it is
 

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Looks like a male to me from that picture :)
 
Thanks guys ^_^
 
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