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Baby Axolotl: Double Eyes??

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I was just wondering what everyone thought about this baby axolotl! If you look at the picture he seems to have black spots right above both his eyes; it almost makes it look like he has double eyes. I was wondering if anyone has seen this before or knew what it is? Please let me know!
 

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Name him Raccoon! No, that's too cliche. Name him Nerd. Cause nerds wear glasses, 4 eyes, he has 4 eyes, etc.
 
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not planning on keeping him, he is one of 16 that I'm raising right now! I'm just interested in what it is! Who knows though, I could end up keeping him lol
 
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It would be interesting to see how this one develops :) I'd personally keep hold of this one for a bit to see what happens.
 
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