Can someone tell me if this is a female Paddletail?

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Hi there,

I've got someone who wants to rehome their male paddletail and I am thinking of taking him as I already own a paddletail but we both want to make sure they are both of different sexes. His has bred before but his female died,
Pretty sure ours is a female but can anyone clarify?

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Many thanks
 

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I would say probably a female Pachytriton granulosus. Species can be very hard to ID, and my confidence on gender is generally low.
 
Almost certainly female. Be prepared to separate them if they don't get along. It might be fine, but you are taking somewhat of a risk putting any two paddletails together.
 
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