Question: What Color is My Axolotl?

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I have just got an ex-lab axolotl, who I've named Aristotle. I was wondering if anyone can tell me what color he is. He hates having his picture taken, so I just added the only clear one he let me get.
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Looks like a golden albino but it would be easier to tell if he had his gills
 
A golden albino. Looks like he needs some TLC though.
Are you aware that he shouldn't be in with fish?
 
Yes, I am aware that he shouldn't be with fish. They aren't in there anymore.
 
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