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Question: What kind of Axolotl is this ? ? ?

MrsGimmik

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Hell Everyone !

I am raising some axolotl's at the moment and I have a few of these certain color/albino that I have idea what they are called.
They all do not have a shiney ring around their eyes. Could they be Melanoids/melanistic ? Their body color is like a leucistic and some are light golden.
I have some pictures to show. All the pictures are from one Axolotl and not the others that i have that are like this.

Anyone has an idea what specific name this certain color is called ?
 

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MrsGimmik

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Sorry for not being more specific. Here is a picture of one of my golden Albino's for comparison.
As you can see he has shiney ring around his eyes/gill stalks.
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Melanoid golden albino, albeit a dark one. You should name it Cheddar.
 
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or Amber, if it's a female :D although u can't tell yet.
 
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