Hypomelanistic wild??

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I have an axolotl that was produced about 4 months ago whose parents are a golden albino and a melanoid. He's always been very light almost like a spotted leucistic. He has a sort of glaze over him and rather than a gold ring he has a silver ring. I'll attach some photos of him as a hatchling and of him now for reference.if anyone has any information on hypos that would be greatly appreciated as I can't find much. I've talked to a few breeders and they think it's possible but I would like more opinions
 

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