Axolotl gender?

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I just got an Axolotl that’s about 8 months old. I’m not sure if it’s male or female so far I think it might be female but seems a bit skinny? I know sometimes you can’t determone they’re gender until 12months old but anyone want to take a guess I’m thinking female?
 

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Looks female. Size is more important than age. I've bred axolotls at 6 months old (yep).
 
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