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This was sold to me as a copper. But it’s collor seems way to golden metallic to be a copper. And he has speckles all over him. I’m wondering if anyone can identify the type of my little friend here, if he’s special I just want to know.
 

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This was sold to me as a copper. But it’s collor seems way to golden metallic to be a copper. And he has speckles all over him. I’m wondering if anyone can identify the type of my little friend here, if he’s special I just want to know.
 

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Their is a lot of variation in copper axolotls. That one looks like it could be a copper. Sometimes you can't tell by the phenotype and have to trust the genotype the breeder tells you.
 
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