What Type ??????

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Just wondering what type of Axolotl this is
 

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Looks like a melanoid. You can be sure by checking the eye for the shiny eye ring (or lack thereof). Melanoids have no iridophores, so they lack the shiny eye ring present in the other color morphs.
 
Yep...looks melanoid to me.
 
Thank you for all your input
 
Hope he stays that gray color, how unique!
 
What a lovely melanoid!!! I'm so jealous. Where did you get him?
 
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