Larvae Color Question

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I have about twenty babies left from my batch,and these are all doing good. They are eating well, and they all have their front legs, but i was wondering what color they would be. Everywhere i've checked, so far, says you can still tell when they are in the eggs but it's been over a month now since hatching and i still can't tell. Right now they are all see through with black speckles on them. Any Idea?

The mother is black and the father is albino.
 
A picture would be helpful, but they're probably wildtype.
 
I fanally got a decent camera to take a picture of them. What do you guys think they will become? If wild tpe, that would be awesome!
 

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I'd say wildtype, but having not raised any wildtype from that young, I can't say for definate. I imagine the see through parts darkening a bit as the skin thickens though.
 
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