Oscar
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I have a cream doe, a broken black buck, and a frosted buck, what colors could I possibly get if I breed them?
What colors?
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SableSteel
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What breed?
Out of the cream x broken black, you'll probably get chestnuts and broken chestnut, maybe with some chances at other colors like black, broken black, opal, broken opal, orange, broken orange, etc, depending on what the two carry (if the cream carries self, and if the broken black carries non-extension or dilute)
Out of the frosty x cream, you'll probably get oranges, maybe some cream, frosties, blue frosties, or even tort if the two carry the right genes.
Out of the cream x broken black, you'll probably get chestnuts and broken chestnut, maybe with some chances at other colors like black, broken black, opal, broken opal, orange, broken orange, etc, depending on what the two carry (if the cream carries self, and if the broken black carries non-extension or dilute)
Out of the frosty x cream, you'll probably get oranges, maybe some cream, frosties, blue frosties, or even tort if the two carry the right genes.
Cream doe = A_ B_ C_ dd ee enen
Frosty buck = A_ B_ cchd_ D_ ee enen
Bkn blk buck = aa B_ C_ D_ E_ ENen
Cream X bkn black = solid and broken chestnut
Depending on recessive genes you might get solid and broken blacks, possibly Opal or blues or maybe torts and others
Cream X frosty = fawn
Depending on recessives you might get frosty or cream (blue fawn) or possibly torts
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Frosty buck = A_ B_ cchd_ D_ ee enen
Bkn blk buck = aa B_ C_ D_ E_ ENen
Cream X bkn black = solid and broken chestnut
Depending on recessive genes you might get solid and broken blacks, possibly Opal or blues or maybe torts and others
Cream X frosty = fawn
Depending on recessives you might get frosty or cream (blue fawn) or possibly torts
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Oscar
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They are mini lop
SableSteel
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Theres a possibility you may get steels or stuff out of the broken black then, since the steel gene is so common in mini lops
Oscar
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Ok, could I still get oranges?
SableSteel
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When bred to the frosty, oranges/fawns are the most likely possibility (the only way that you wouldn't have a chance at oranges was if the frosty was blue or lilac based; then you'd probably get creams)
Oscar
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How could I tell what color base?
SableSteel
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If it has brown eyes, then it is not blue or lilac based. The tips of the ears are usually the same color as the base (so black tipped ears is a black based frosted pearl, chocolate tipped ears is a chocolate tipped frosted pearl, etc)
Oscar
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His ears are brownish I think I will have to check when I get home. If I didn't know she was pregnant and she was in with my black buck how would I know who the dad was?
SableSteel
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If any kits are black or chestnut, it was not the frosty buck
Oscar
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Is it possible to have baby's from both bucks in the same litter?
Yes
Oscar
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Cool I know it's possible in dogs but I didn't know about rabbits!
