I have 3 fire salamanders and I think I have 2 males and 1 female.. They are 3 1/2 to 4 years old and one is getting fat so I do not know if it is a pregnant female.. I have added pictures to see if any one has any idea as to what sex they are.. Thank you
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Fire salamanders
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Scarn_Sans
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do you have pictures of all 3? You can tell if they are male or female by also looking at how large the forearms are!
I'm assuming larger forearms are males? Is that reliable?
Scarn_Sans
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Yep, males have larger forearms
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