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Hello from Northern Virginia. This is my first posting. I have a captive-bred, 2 1/2 year old Axoltol. He is albino with black eyes. About 7 inches long. I'm not sure of the sex, but his name is Jamal. We've had him since the beginning of summer, when a family friend had to give him up.
 
Hello and welcome to the forum! Good luck with your first axolotl! If you post pictures ( of the rear area preferably ) we can sex Jamal for you.
 
Welcome to the forum. Sounds like what you have is a leucistic axolotl, you'll be able to find plenty information on them around the forum.

Stuart
 
Here is a picture of Jamal. Is he a boy?
 

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