Axanthic experts needed

I know my pictures stink but in person this animal looks like an axanthic.
I have no history since it is an imported adult.
Any way to tell besides breeding it? Any specific markers to look for?
I would hate to take the signifigant amount of time to breed it to a normal, raise up the offspring, breed them back, and find out it was just an axanthic looking normal.
Are the existing axanthic lines compatible? I was wondering since if I bred this to a 100% het, I could cut the time down signifigantly to find out.
Any ideas? Is it worth trying it with a 100% het?

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So far, none of the axanthic lines have proven compatible .... that said, unfortunately that animal does not look like an axanthic to me ... I've got a nice group of them and they are really unmistakable.

-adam

Adam is quick with the keyboard. However, I'll have to agree with him. I don't believe that to be an Axanthic.

yea doesn't look like an axanthic to me

Good looking normal

But they are right the axanthin is very hard to miss. think black and white photo

Babies are like that.


I have seen some adults that look nothing like the babies do.

True I have seen some Pastels that fade out but having only seen two adults I would trust Adam and Tim,

sorry i'm not more help