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liznewton85

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11 months old... he or she?
 

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You can't see it in these pics I guess but there's a little lump between legs and then the one in the picture behind the legs so I'm a little confused thanks for looking
 
Hi Liz-
From what I've seen it is usually pretty obvious if its a male! ? My axies are not a year yet- probably in spring I think. They are big but their nether-regions all look the same. You may need to wait a bit more!
 
Thank you and yes I've noticed the same looking at adult axolotl pictures on a search engine recently I want eggs eventually so I was just wondering what I had but I need to work on my patience :)
 
I'd guess male, can you get a birds eye?
 
It's also slimmer than my other ones and eats the same amount so I don't know might still be too soon but thank you for helping maybe you can tell something by the pictures
 

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Looks more like a female to me. A male has much bigger "lumps".

Above is male, below is female.

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Update on toothless :)
 

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Haha well you get an idea of size can't seem to turn the pic the right way:p
 
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I looks like a female in my opinion but they have been known to suddenly produce 'man parts' at 18-24 months! :D

 
I think it's a male that is about to become mature enough to breed in a month or two.
 
I'm not familiar with Axies but i am familiar with other ambystomids and it looks like a male to me. -Seth
 
Would be great if he was ready to breed in a month..so excited
 
I'm leaning toward female.
 
Uh oh I'm really hoping male lol
 
Well- sincere last post two of my lotls have begun to show their masculinity!!! Lol
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Harry
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Tomaki
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Two studs!!!
I'm so excited because I think Toothless my melanoid is a female!!! I want babies!!
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Toothless (under water)
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Toothless- glamour shot!! :)
 
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