Is this little guy a copper axie?

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This cute little guy belongs to a friend of mine. he was thought to be a wild type at ~ 1 month old when my friend got him. He's about 3 months old now and the colour has just gotten lighter and lighter. So is he a copper (i thought coppers have reddish eyes) or something else?
 

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Not sure but it is a very very cute axie.:happy:
 
Coppers are a form of albino and by the looks of it, the eyes aren't red. I'd say he's a light wild type
 
I agree, light wildtype.
 
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