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He's in a new tank and growing fast. :D

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Last batch!

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Side Note: Any comments about what gender he may be would be appreciated because I'm still not sure.
 
Looks female to me. How old is (s)he?

Males can be late bloomers and you may notice that happening further down the track.
 
hayleykahnita said:
Looks female to me. How old is (s)he?

Males can be late bloomers and you may notice that happening further down the track.
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I guessed from his size that he is around 7 months old. I know that this is too young to determine gender, but I also know that aging by size isn't always accurate, and so thought that maybe if I'm wrong about the age then he might be old enough to sex. I think his growth was most likely put on hold at the aquatics centre where I got him because there were 5 in about a 15 gallon tank with no plants or hides and the bright tank lights were on all day for customers to see. Therefore he could really be anything from 6 - 12 months, I am not sure. :) I tried asking the centre but they couldn't even remember what an Axolotl was until I reminded them. >_>
 
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