Update on my "special" one

^^ :( pic didn't work - it's just a |?|



<3 >o_o< <3
 
Oh and I know its not really a golden wildtype but it sure does look like one.
 
Yeah changed it to a link because I couldnt get it to post :(
 
Gorgeous colouring :) really lovely!



<3 >o_o< <3
 
Oh wow, what a beautiful axolotl! Never seen a picture of one like that before :happy:
 
Deraulle said:
So gorgeous! What color does he/she classify as? :)
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Thanks - as far as I know (s)he is just a wild type ? Ive never actually seen one this colour before myself - Mum was leucistic, dad was a very dark wildtype
 
Oh wow, gorgeous. Please breed this one! I'm very curious as to what the babies would be like.
 
[Thanks - as far as I know (s)he is just a wild type ? Ive never actually seen one this colour before myself - Mum was leucistic, dad was a very dark wildtype]

Beautiful! If you ever decide to breed him/her please let me know :)
 
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