Yellowing juvenile axie?

Sorry for the long read but I wanted to make sure I got down all the details, the problem is bolded on the bottom. So in mid May I got two albino juvenile axies from Margie they were about 2/3 inches ( and absolutely perfect!) and have been growing like crazy (the larger one being about 6 inches and the now smaller one being about 5.5/5.75). They are both in a small 10 gallon tank for the time being (I have a 20 long but cant set it up until august because im moving around).

I do not have exact tank readings at the moment (I cant find a liquid test kit for the life of me, I used strips before but no matter what they didnt change much...) I do have a seachem ammonia thing in the water which is supposed to change colors if the ammonia levels get to more than .5 ppm and it shows less than that so I'm assuming the ammonia level is fine. Because I cant test the water I'm assuming the cycle isn't so great (long story short I had to move for a month and will have to move again in two weeks for another month and then I'll finally be settled for at least a year, so I'm not caring too much about the cycle) and am changing probably 90% of the water every 2-3 days.

The main issue here is that while the larger one seems perfectly fine and a very healthy white like I've seen on many other people's pictures, the smaller one seems to be getting very yellow...

Can you post pics please? If your lotl is not showing any other signs of ill-health, it may simply be natural colouring and nothing to worry about.

I can't figure out how to post pictures... I know there was a thread but I can't seem to find it now.. if someone could link that I could as soon as I get home!

Past the bottom of your post there is a "manage attachments" button. Click on that and go from there. There are detailed instructions on here somewhere, but I'm not sure how to find them.

A yellowish color can be natural pigment, a gfp animal may have a yellow cast, it could be dietary (though it seems if you feed them the same that would be unlikely), or it can be a sign of a problem with the liver.

Okay figured out how to add pictures but I will have to take a better picture when i get home, can't really tell with the ones I have but they aren't gfp as far as I know and yes they both get fed bloodworms and axolotl pellets from ed's I am planning on trying a worm farm as soon as I move, thanks for the suggestions and teaching a newbie how to add pictures lol

It's possible I sent you a melanoid golden albino along with a white albino. They look alike when they're small. I usually separate out the melanoid goldens (by using a magnifier) but maybe one slipped by me?

They tend to be kind of a light cream color next to a white albino.

I would love to see a picture of this melanoid golden albino you speak of! Sounds pretty nifty.

These are my little guys, cooling off in a tub, their tank got a little hot today, but I think you right be right Margie, these are my first axies and the yellow scared me lol

so uh not to push the subject but does anyone think the yellow guy looks sick or its just his coloring?

Looks nice and healthy to me. I think it's his natural color. Probably like Margie said its a different color mutation than your other one.