Help identifying my axie please!

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Hi I have a golden axie who's a bit of a weird colour and was wondering if anyone could tell me what this type is called. He's like a normal golden axie, and has the shiney iriphobes, but he's not pure golden. If you look at him closely he has pinky/white spots all over. Kind of like a gold and white aero bar...

I can't take a photo as he's very small still, but people have been asking me what colour he is and I don't have a clue!

Also sorry if the post doesn't make much sense, I'm ill atm :/.
 
Goldens are often mottled, not a solid gold. Larvae will also change a LOT as they grow.

The shiny pigment cells are called iridophores, not iridophobes.
 
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