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Help sexing my Chinese fire belly newts

JacobDavies

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Hi guys, I recently purchased a Chinese fire belly newt and I am struggling to tell its sex, I have a few photos and any help would be hugely appreciated thanks!
 

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JacobDavies

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I hope these help, and I hope its not a girl, as I've just purchased a female for breeding purposes. :eek:
 

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I've also got another photo of him or hers underbelly I hope this helps.
 

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In my opinion it's a female, looking at the tail length and sharper shape plus quite small cloaca. But I could be wrong as well ;)
 
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