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[moustress]

These girls are from three different litters, one tri/brindle, the other yellow brindle, and another fawn. they are all at full maturity.

Marked satin yellow tri doe and  satin brindled tri doe:


Satin BEW doe:


Two satin fawn self does and three satin BEW's, one of them odd-eyed.


Three, no, four! satin BEW's; no, three and one marked satin brindled doe(faint smudges of color on the one facing completely away at the left) and two satin fawn self does. I almost missed the one emerging from the surface of the litter like a white whale.


It appears that brindled only dilutes in the presence of the tri factor, and never reverts. The first generation yielded white tigers, the second BEW's and a few with faint smudges, and the third all BEW's. I'm going to breed the smudgy brindle tri to Chuck, the marked black that carries tri to see what happens.

[Jinxx]

I'm seariously going to come steal mice from you. I'm sure my sister will agree. *nods*

Very nice..and satin to boot!

[Windy Hill]

Very pretty!