Gender?

[ArpTheAxolotl]

Hi! I’m getting another axolotl soon, and I’m wondering if you guys can help determine their gender! I’m really hoping that they are a male, but I cannot be so certain. Any help will be appreciated!
Also, I know that they are too young to tell for certain, but I just want to know what you guys think they may be.
Thanks!
And, I’d like to know what gender my current one may be as well!

 

[axolotl nerd]

maybe try getting better pictures? i think the black one may be a devolving male, but i’m not sure. the other looks female

 

[ArpTheAxolotl]

maybe try getting better pictures? i think the black one may be a devolving male, but i’m not sure. the other looks female

Ok! I’ll get I a better one, hope this one helps

 

[axolotl nerd]

Ok! I’ll get I a better one, hope this one helps

could be either way honestly. appears female as of rn tho

 

[ArpTheAxolotl]

could be either way honestly. appears female as of rn tho

Ok thanks

 

[AMurry24537]

Both look female at the moment, but you did say they were young, so there's always a chance. Like I said though, both look female

 

[madcaplaughs]

They're too young to tell at the moment. Males can develop as early as 6 months. To me, these look like normal cloacae. A male cloacae will also bulge outwards from the sides, you'd be able to see it from the back. For example, here's a determined male's cloaca.

Females cannot be definitively sexed until they are 18 months of age and their cloacae hasn't dropped.

 

[ArpTheAxolotl]

They're too young to tell at the moment. Males can develop as early as 6 months. To me, these look like normal cloacae. A male cloacae will also bulge outwards from the sides, you'd be able to see it from the back. For example, here's a determined male's cloaca.

Females cannot be definitively sexed until they are 18 months of age and their cloacae hasn't dropped.

Ok thanks!