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Post by lynx on May 30, 2024 13:16:06 GMT -8
Hello everyone!
I have a new litter and i'm not sure about the colours. The dad is blue (aadd) with no pedigree. The mom is a burmese (aacchmcchm). In previous litters she only got nutmeg and black with a nutmeg father.
In this litter, one is black and one is nutmeg. I think the other four is either two burmese and two colourpoint nutmeg, but they are so light in their colours so m ![]() aybe it's siamese and light colourpoint nutmeg, or something else? What do you think? Siamese is very rare in our country.
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Post by betty on May 31, 2024 5:19:53 GMT -8
What a lovely health looking litter there!
I haven't worked with blue (d) yet myself - and diagnosing color images isn't my strong point anyway - especially that adorable teeny eye (as I don't know how d affects the eye shade) but at first glance based on 2 dark-eyed parents, cp genes in the mix, I would assume that the whites were Pink-Eyed Whites (because they look SOOOOO white) and the bottom 2 were either Siamese or Sapphires - I can't tell if their eyes are ruby or black in that image.
The Nutmegs ears are also quite pale - but that could also be the effects of d - unless that pups actually has pink eyes too?
Can you update with their eye colors possibly as this would certainly help me out - but perhaps someone who has worked with d dilutes could tell you even without the eyes...
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Post by lynx on Jun 2, 2024 10:04:09 GMT -8
Thank you! I don't think the d have any affect on them. The mother should not carry d/ blue. The nutmeg and the black one has black eyes. The eyes do not appear to be red/ pink, just a little lighter as a cp would have. Here are some new pictures from today. ![](https://timansfalletshamstrar.weebly.com/uploads/1/0/4/4/104462269/img-2850_orig.jpg) ![](https://timansfalletshamstrar.weebly.com/uploads/1/0/4/4/104462269/img-2805_orig.jpg) ![](https://timansfalletshamstrar.weebly.com/uploads/1/0/4/4/104462269/img-2807_orig.jpg)
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