Meet my new Axolotl!!!

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After an almost 2 month wait I've finally got my new Axolotl... He's name is Tove and he's almost 7 inches long and looking really healthy :happy:
 

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(S)he is a beauty! (Lol, what gender do you know?)
 
Well I'm not 100% on what gender... it isn't really my area of expertise haha. My best guess is that he's a male :happy:
 
Ok, must have to wait til it gets older! it'll be easier to tell. If it has a small bump on cloaca, it is female. If it has a swollen cloaca then it is a male. But if you ust didn't know what the hell it looks like, you can go to this page: All About Axolotls: Male or Female?
and just compare your axy to the picture.
 
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