Photo: Does she turned out to be a male?¿

[Morrison]

I always thought my biggest wldtype axie was a female but now I'm starting to doubt about it... I tried a breeding thing with 'her' and my big leucistic male, no interest, nothing happened....
"She" always had a bit of a bulge over 'there' but I don't think it was big enough to call her a male.

I once made a video, she looked like this.
YouTube - My axolotl - Male or female?
On this video the 'bulge' is smaller than it is right now.

She is more than a year old (but less than 2 years)
Now 'she's' like this, so..... am I right? Is she a dude? It's not really clear I think because the water looks pretty cloudy because of the light I'm aiming on it...:

 

[Bellabelloo]

I think it is a male, the body shape is less rounded too. But I have to say I usually get these wrong

 

[Morrison]

Compared to another leucistic axie who is definitely a girl this wildtype is indeed less.... round than her.

If 'she' really turns out to be a male then I went from 0 male axies (and wanting MALE axies instead of only female axies) up to 2 axies Would be great.

 

[Greatwtehunter]

Looks like a young male to me.

 

[melfly]

I have a wild type who had the shape of a female, suddenly around 19 months she got very bulgy in the male department!

I now believe my Florence is a boy.

I think yours is too

Mel

 

[Morrison]

Awh, Interesting axies.

My axie has always been a.... "what the hell are you"-axie, but having another male is so great :')