Cookie & Co.
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What is the genetic code for a beige rabbit? I assume it has two recessive dilute genes, but other than that I'm really not sure. Please help! :?
Beige/sooty fawn genetics?
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Are you thinking Cream (I guess that's what we angora people call it...)?
Cream is A_ B_ C_ dd ee. My cleanest Creams are Chocolate based. Assuming that's still called Cream (and I think so), mine are A_ bb C_ dd ee. One of my favorite colors!
Cream is A_ B_ C_ dd ee. My cleanest Creams are Chocolate based. Assuming that's still called Cream (and I think so), mine are A_ bb C_ dd ee. One of my favorite colors!
Beige in Rex is chocolate chinchilla. E- A- bb cchd- But it's not yet a recognized color. From what I hear they failed their COD and no one is currently working on it.
Cookie & Co.
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I know it isn't cream, but thanks for the reply, I believe in mini lops (sorry should have specified that) beige is the dilute of sooty fawn but I could be incorrect.
Cookie & Co.":1j42ccpv said:
If it's the dilute of sooty fawn then it would be A_ B_ C_ dd ee, the same as Zinnia said. The difference between beige and cream would be the modifiers that cause differences in red intensity and amount of sooty.
