Twobirdsfarm
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Ok, so with our newest litters a couple of questions/confusions have come to me. I have an English Angora REW buck, a fawn doe, and a lilac tort doe. The does are sisters. I have bred both does to the buck twice. The fawn doe produced broken black, lilac tort, blue, and blue pearl in the first litter. The lilac tort doe's litter didn't survive but there were definitely broken chocolate and broken black in her litter. The 2nd litter for both does were born 9/15, so it's a little early to tell, but it looks like the fawn doe had a blue, a lilac, two broken black, one REW, and a blue pearl. At first I thought the lilac tort doe had one blue, one lilac, one broken black, and three REW, but now their colors are changing. One looks to be a pearl and the other two are turning into a very light lilac-ish color? Definitely not white and yet definitely lighter than the other lilac.
So my first question is, is there a way to have a double dilute? Like a combination of the light chin gene and the dilute gene?
Secondly, as far as I understand, to have a pearl requires the light chin gene, but my REW would have to be cc and, if I have REW kits, that means the does would have to be Cc. So how did that happen?
I hope this doesn't sound too confusing! Thanks everyone!
- TBF
So my first question is, is there a way to have a double dilute? Like a combination of the light chin gene and the dilute gene?
Secondly, as far as I understand, to have a pearl requires the light chin gene, but my REW would have to be cc and, if I have REW kits, that means the does would have to be Cc. So how did that happen?
I hope this doesn't sound too confusing! Thanks everyone!
- TBF