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What type of axolotl do I have

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I cant seem to figure out what type if axolotl I have . I believe I have a copper axolotl. But not sure. Can anyone please help. I will attach photos
 

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Looks like a dark copper, possibly a wild type though. Try shining a light on it and see what color the pupil is. Coppers tend to have red pupils like albinos.
 
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