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Need help sexing please

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pappabear1973

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I just got three axis about a year old. I wad told that the faster one would be the female and the ones with bulges underneath would be male. Well only one is slightly larger. All three seem to have the same tiny bulge. Again tiny. So I guess I need more help in trying to figure out what sex they are. Thanks
 
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Sorry. This is what I have right now
 

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Even at a year old they can surprise you! The leucistic looks female, as does the wildtype I can see, but the other wildtype is hidden behind the other.
 
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Here are photos of the bottom. Thanks
 

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I'd say three females as well. But I was wondering, what's the little thing near/on the cloaca of your wildtype (third picture)? It looks a bit pinkish?

(I'm not saying it's something bad, I just don't recognize it. Here to learn!)
 
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