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Help with i.d. my new axie

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My axolotls had babies 350 and this guy is the only one like him! Im in a couple groups and am getting a ton of possibilities this axies i.d. has yet to be determined... so i thought id give this a try- mom:wild dad:lucy

He has greenish gills that are shiney silvery iredescent, the right eye is blue and the left has a black spot around it and is yellow/gold
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If he has gold iridophores & a gold ring in his eyes I would say wildie.
 
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Its right eye doesn't look like it fully formed. I have one axolotl like that and he's fine other than having one eye. Other than that it just looks like a prettier wildtype.
 
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