What is a piebald axolotl ?

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ok i saw someone say they had a piebald axolotl i might sound thick i have axolotls and can take care of them fine i just dont know what a piebald axolotls is i know there are a few different kinds of albino and i know a leucistic isnt albino and i know there are variations of the light and darkness of a wild type but i have no idea what a piebald axy is ?
 
Piebald is another color variation. It involves patches of color. Sometimes very heavily colored leucistics are referred to as piebald.
 
I read about "harlequin" coloured axies in Peter Scott's book but there were no pictures. Has anyone got a picture of a bi - coloured axolotl?
 
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