This litter has me confused, otter, agouti?

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KimitsuKouseki

KimitsuKouseki

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So I bred Layla with Edward. Layla is a Vienna marked blue and Edward a chocolate otter. So from this pairing agouti kits should not be possible. But then looking at the kits, one is blue, one is "cream"? and one is "opal"? I though it was opal cause she shade of grey is closer to an opal then a blue but now I'm just not sure anymore the fur doesn't seem ticked. Agouti kits dont make sense for these 2 so they have to be colors I'm just not used to. I'd like you guy's opinions.

Layla:
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Edward, his chocolate looks messy but he was shedding when I took that pic I need to take an up to date pic this this guy x.x :
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The kits:
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That cream looking one might be a chocolate torted otter (chocolate fox) and the opal looking one might be a broken blue otter. Give em a bit to get fur
I'm attaching a photo of a chocolate torted otter for comparison
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#1 looks choc fox to me! Black fox should have smuttier sides, and a dilute should be creamier.
#2 is blue otter, and booted - which which means that white marking on Layla is more than likely the booted broken pattern, and probably not VM. :(

My choc fox kit, from an otter and a tort, both chocolate carriers. They sure look fawn!
 

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The choco fox and the booted broken insted of vienna make sense. I still struggle to think the second is a "blue" though, the shade of grey is just too different from her brother.

Here's a pic that show the color value of em next to each other. Easy to tell why I'm not sure if the broken is blue :/ and it's not a shade that I'd call lilac either
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