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Are my baby axolotls golden or albino?

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Ive been looking at my new hatched baby axolotls for a week now and still cant decide if they look like they will be goldens or albino ones, what does everyone think, have uploaded a pic its the best one i can get of some of them.
 

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Golden by definition means an albino.

Are you asking if it's a golden albino or a white albino? You can't tell from those photos, they are grainy, out of focus and underexposed. But if you can't see their eyes they are albino of some kind.
 
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