Question: Unusual colour morphs?

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I have two new axolotls who are quite unusual in colour, from searching the web it seems i have a yellow leusistic female but i am unsure on the males colour, im sure everyone would love to say they have a new or rare colour morph but i genuinely think he is! Im not sure wether he would be classed as an axanthic albino, axanthic melanoid or albino melanoid? any help would be appreciated, thanks!
 

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Hard to tell from these pictures. I have an axanthic albino and a melanoid albino
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If this helps you out a bit!
What pretty axies :)
 
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