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[font=georgia]Okay. Is the black cat the mother?Yep, female is always assumed to the right and male to the left in pairings~
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[font=georgia]Okay. I'll try.
Red tabby x black
females: tortie, torbie, dilute tortie, dilute torbie
males: black, brown tabby, blue, blue tabby -
So, so close xD
No torbies or tabbies. Even though the red base is tabbies [it always is] the black base is not xD Otherwise great job 8D -
So it would only be tortie, dilute tortie, and black and blue?
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So it would only be tortie, dilute tortie, and black and blue?Yep~!
Torties and dilute torties for females, black and blue for males~ -
[font=georgia]Ooo, okay, I get it now
Not many choices, though lol -
Okay. I'll try.Red tabby x black
females: tortie, torbie, dilute tortie, dilute torbie
males: black, brown tabby, blue, blue tabby
[font=georgia]May I ask what is a dilute or torbies? -
[align=center][font=georgia]dilute means the blue form of something while a torbie is a tortie with stripes x]
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oh. ok.
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[font=georgia]Want to try a simple pair, `elle?
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Um...I acctually would like to, but not knowing any possible outcomes.
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[align=center][font=georgia]I'll give you a simple one~
blue x lilac tabby
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Female:
dilute tortie, blue, lilac?Male:
blue, blue dense?
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[align=center][font=georgia]you only use the word dilute for anything other than solids or tabbies. if you have solid blue it wont be called dilute; it'll be called dilute x] and dont worry about dense and stuff, that really isnt needed. oh and you only need to put males and females in seperate things if you cross a red and black base so then youd get some tortie females but no tortie males.
blue x lilac tabby
blue, blue tabby, lilac, lilac tabbysee we only get dilutes cause there is no undilute in the equation =]
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so where does the tabby come in?
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because the lilac tabby is a tabby =3
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[align=center][font=georgia]well we have lilac tabby. two solids cannot produce a tabby in anyway, two tabbies can have tabbied kits and solid kits and one tabby parent and a solid parent cross can have tabbies and solids. eg;
blue x lilac
blue, lilacblue tabby x lilac
blue, blue tabby, lilac, lilac tabbyblue tabby x lilac tabby
blue, blue tabby, lilac, lilac tabby -
Yes, a simpler way to explain it would be that tabby is a dominant gene and all tabbies are assumed to carry solid. If you like punnett squares:
Solid x Solid:
t t
t tt ttt tt tt- all solid.
Tabby x Solid:
t t
T Tt Ttt tt tt- half tabby, half solid.
Tabby x Tabby:
T t
T TT Ttt Tt tt- three-quarters tabby, one-quarter solid.
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