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Curious on what type of axie I have!

Ashf

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I got an axolotl about a month ago, she's grown so much since then! I was wondering if anyone could tell me what type she is. :) If I open the windows in my room and get some indirect sunlight, she is a pretty purple gray color. Here's pictures from when I first got her, to now! (Sorry, there are bubbles on the side of the wall because I just switched her to a bigger tank)

https://imgur.com/a/07h7qzh
https://imgur.com/a/y3xXsMe
 

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A type of melanoid based on the lack of iradophores and no gold in the eyes.
 
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