Yellow gray head red gills?

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Hello again :D i posted asking what color my baby axies would be. well some of them the body looks yellow the head is gray and gills look red. they are still very young just wondering if there are any full grown yellows with gray on them and red gills? they might keep changing color im not sure tho they are 3-4 days old now. they seem pretty big for babies lol
 
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Those are golden albinos - they grey is their brain.
 
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