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I just wanted to share this baby I got out of about 200 eggs I hatched about a month ago. It has yellow gills and yellow on its body.You can follow the link to see more pictures on my Facebook page if you want. I just thought some of you may not be on Facebook pages and would want to see. I am excited to watch him/her grow!

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https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.808712905922484.1073741834.454242748036170&type=1&l=8772a80f17
 
Not really into Axolotls, but that is an interesting color. Wonder what it'll look like fully grown
 
Are one of the parents gfp? Looked like a golden albino with some speckles but the eyes appear black correct? Second guess is a very pretty gfp lucy!
 
RupertxGiles said:
Are one of the parents gfp? Looked like a golden albino with some speckles but the eyes appear black correct? Second guess is a very pretty gfp lucy!
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Wrong guess. Non GFP parents. Its eyes have black pupils and silver iris's.

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Thanks.
 
Bette has some similar ones- just a few from a large clutch. I am looking forward to someone figuring out the genetics. Yours is adorable. :happy:
 
I think I am now leaning towards a possible golden non albino , should be easier to tell in a few months certainly.
 
LSuzuki said:
Bette has some similar ones- just a few from a large clutch. I am looking forward to someone figuring out the genetics. Yours is adorable. :happy:
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Yes, Bette showed me! Hers are a bit older and very beautiful. She thinks it's a non albino Gold. :) I certainly hope so.
 
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