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I adopted 2 axolotls about 4 weeks ago from a reptile expo nearby. Both babies are just growing in their back legs and little toes on them (so cute). One of the babies looks like a wild type but I am a bit confused about the other. It has a pale yellow look to it and its gills are bright yellow/gold. Will he/she stay this colors? It looks pretty neat but I was confused since most of the albino and pale colored axies I have seen have pink/red gills. Any help would be greatly appreciated! :happy:
 
My baby albinos and goldens all have pale gills too. If the eyes are pale I'd say it'l be a golden albino :)
 
Pretty pretty :) Yea, he/she has pale eyes :) I am so excited to see these babies grow up and see how their colors turn out. I really like the gold coloring :D
 
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