Odd eggs

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Isn't just me or do these eggs look a little...odd? They were laid tonight by my 3 year old GFP wild type. She's been in with an albino but I didn't think they did anything, the other male was a black melanoid. It's been a long time, I recently got back into breeding axolotls.
 

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