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Baby axolotl question?

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Ondra1

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Our melanoid and golden albino recently had babies (a few days before Christmas). There are two variations that I have never seen before and can't find pictures of anywhere to compare them to. I am wondering what type they are - I am posting pictures for comments.

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Here is an additional picture. Both colors are almost a pearl tone, one with a green undertone and the other a lavender - pinkish undertone.
 

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if im not mistaken very light melanistics can look purple, that little the colors might not be fully developed yet so you might be able to tell better in a week or two
 
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