This T.dobrogicus should be male!!!

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i asked few time for identify 6 of my newt's sex...
but everyone said my newts are seem to be female.
however ,
this newt seems to be male!
the crest growing up on forhead~
lest of my newts are not show crest on their head.
but,,,,
it's just my guess...
i hope this newt should be male...
 

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Male, but not yet sexually mature.
 
Male, you can also see a bit of a blue streak on its tail.
 
Wow 1 male and 5 females you will have tons of larvae. Just wondering if you got these from a Japanese import coming from California. Good luck on breeding them! I would not keep them with ancistrus because the newt like cooler water than the ancistrus. But either way they seem to be doing fine.
 
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