What colour are my axies?

Kerry M · Sep 24, 2012

Hello,

I am looking about 120 babies at the moment for the first time . They are three weeks old today (well most of them anyhow). I currently have a tank of albino babies and another that I think are wild types

I was hoping could confirm this with me. Their mother is a copper albino axie and dad is a white albino axie.

I have put a few photos below. The first photo was when the babies were two weeks old and living together. The second photo are the wild type (I think????) larvae. The third photo is an albino larvae close up.

Thanks :happy:

mikeg · Sep 24, 2012

look at the eyes tat will tell you what they will turn out to be the wild ones will have dark eyes (turn wild color in a month) albino will have white eyes (color will stay the same)

Neil C · Sep 24, 2012

I'd be surprised if you haven't got 50% Coppers and 50% albino (could be a mix of white and golden) just like the parents. Both Copper and white albino are recessive so you should theoretically get half of each. It's hard to see the red of the baby Coppers eyes until they are larger.

Regards Neil

Kerry M · Sep 25, 2012

Thanks for the replies to my post.
Neil, do the gills of copper axies start looking pinkish around this time? I am looking carefully at the possilbly copper ones and they are definately pinkish, unless this is just a vein. However I am not seeing the same markings on the albino ones. However, the possibly copper ones are a bit bigger than the albinos on average. Also thanks for letting me know that both my parents have recessive genes. I am pretty new to this so am still learning

Cheers,
Kerry

Kerry M · Sep 26, 2012

Here are some new pics. The larvae are a lot more yellow than I thought. I am really hoping that they are copper axies now

Neil C · Sep 27, 2012

There is nothing else that they can be, not with those parents and that colour. Even without knowing what parents you have I'd say they are were Coppers.

Regards Neil

xcoregamerskill · Sep 28, 2012

Quite interesting. Aside from what we call the phenotype, what is the genotype of "copper" Axlotl? Im trying to learn as much as I can about these adorable little critters.

Luxiixul · Oct 3, 2012

Omg! these babies are sooooo cute!!

Kerry M · Oct 4, 2012

They are really cute and are growing so quickly. Soon I will need to find new homes for them. Have just been waiting until they transition onto black worm. They are hopping around now when they eat. This morning I woke up to more eggs lol... I should have separated the parents. I suppose that is a job for the weekend.

Luxiixul · Oct 5, 2012

Kerry M said:
They are really cute and are growing so quickly. Soon I will need to find new homes for them. Have just been waiting until they transition onto black worm. They are hopping around now when they eat. This morning I woke up to more eggs lol... I should have separated the parents. I suppose that is a job for the weekend.

From the same parents?!:shocked:

Kerry M · Oct 5, 2012

The female is a copper axie and the male is a golden albino (although I think he looks like quite a pale golden albino). I was quite surprised that I have what looks like babies that are the same as their parents. However I am pretty new to this :happy:

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