Is my Axolotl a girl?

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I’ve posted a few times about my sweet “boy” Toshi, who I’ve had since “he” was a baby. I noticed a few nights ago that the very tips of the fingers finally turned black, and judging by Toshi’s body shape and lack of a big bump near the tail I’m pretty sure “he” is actually a girl. Just wanted to post a pic and see if anyone could confirm, Toshi is my first Axolotl and I have a hard time telling
 

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