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Any thoughts on this coloring?
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michael
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It looks like a wild type to me. Time will tell. Many times some of the juveniles look different than others and they wind up looking alike as adults. Everybody gets excited about a weird looking axolotl. I've raised up some blotchy looking melanoids that turned out looking like normal melanoids as adults.
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Their has been a lot of threads/posts about different coloured Axies. Albino and leucistic are colour mutantions that have been developed into a gene trait over time in captive specimens so maybe another colour is being created
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Am I the only one that doesn't see anything unusual with this larva?
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nope looks like a wild type to me
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I have 2 wild type juvies and they look exactly like that one. No difference, just normal.