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This is my 12 cm long Pleurodeles, it lives with other two guys of about 8 cm.
Quite voracious specie.;)
 

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I agree with Paris. It looks like it's getting the bicep like nuptial pads on it's arms.

Do you have a pic of the cloaca? In this species there isn't much of a difference, but mature males almost always have a bulge of sort while females don't have it as much, if at all.
 
I can do a photo. Currently the cloaca isn't big as I can see in some photos of Pleurodeles males.:happy:
 
dario said:
I can do a photo. Currently the cloaca isn't big as I can see in some photos of Pleurodeles males.:happy:
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Immature males don't have as big of a bulge as mature ones, but at that size you should be able to tell.
 
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