This forum has been very helpful to me, I always thought my 'black' buck was black with crappy coat coloring, now I am wondering if he is a seal. Because he always has a sun bleached color to his coat even though he isn't in the sun. His mom was a broken black and his father was what I thought was a black but he might've been a seal. His coat coloring underneath is a slate grey kind of color. The picture of the blue buck is his son Shade, Shade's mom was a blue. I sold all the black/seal babies so I can't compare him to them. <br /><br /> __________ Sun Apr 27, 2014 3:50 pm __________ <br /><br /> Here are the rest of the pictures.
Black or seal?
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I'd say he's seal
Do you have any white (REW or himilayan) to breed him to?
Do you have any white (REW or himilayan) to breed him to?
Dood":2836cam7 said:
I don;t have any REW or Himlayan rabbits. Right now my only other rabbit is Shade his blue son and my sister in law who bought him is supposed to get him once she gets her pen built for him. Then in about a month I'm going to be getting some more rabbits but they'll all probably be Siamese sable ND.
If I did acquire a REW or Himalayan how would I go about it to find out his color?
Thanks.
If he's seal they will all be shaded or Chinchila
If he's black you'll get black or chestnuts
If he's black you'll get black or chestnuts
Oh no, now I'm started on a hunt for a REW doe. lol
Would a doe with grey eyes work http://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/4432413235.html?
What about a BEW doe?
I'm new to all this genetic, I just got into rabbits a year ago when a friend's brother was selling his rabbits so I went down and picked out a rabbit, then we got a male and he got with the female so yeah.
Would a doe with grey eyes work http://kansascity.craigslist.org/grd/4432413235.html?
What about a BEW doe?
I'm new to all this genetic, I just got into rabbits a year ago when a friend's brother was selling his rabbits so I went down and picked out a rabbit, then we got a male and he got with the female so yeah.
Sables are carrying himi or rew. Usually himi is used to make a sable. Breed sable x sable and you will get 25% seal, 50% sable, and 25% himi (possibly rew if that was used in place of himi in the lines). You can also cross seal to a known sable and you will get 50% seal, 50% sable. Sometimes though it's hard to tell a dark sable from a light seal so if you aren't having big litters it may be difficult to prove it's a seal using that breeding.
He could still be a seal or dark sable, only test breeding to a REW of himi will tell
BEW is a completely different gene so don't breed to it.
BEW is a completely different gene so don't breed to it.
