One grandparent on each side is a brown carrier.
The color looks too light to be a Black/Orange and too dark to be a blue/Fawn
Here is a picture of one that is Blue/Fawn
Could this be a Chocolate/Orange Harlequin?
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One grandparent on each side is a brown carrier.
The color looks too light to be a Black/Orange and too dark to be a blue/Fawn
Here is a picture of one that is Blue/Fawn
I think it is :cheesysmile:
The eye colour looks unique as well, with a reddish cast, which supports it being a chocolate. I also think it is a torted chocolate harli rather than agouti based so the chocolate is not as clear and looks more brassy
= aa bb C_ D_ ej_
The eye colour looks unique as well, with a reddish cast, which supports it being a chocolate. I also think it is a torted chocolate harli rather than agouti based so the chocolate is not as clear and looks more brassy
= aa bb C_ D_ ej_
Thanks Dood!
It could very well be torted, since all 4 grandparents are self carriers.
I have not really known how to tell if a harle is torted.I will started looking more closely.
It could very well be torted, since all 4 grandparents are self carriers.
I have not really known how to tell if a harle is torted.I will started looking more closely.
Not sure if this will help or not but this is a pic of the light marked torted harlequin doe that I had. You can see she had alot of darker color on her face and body. She was eje and I know in tri's being ejej is supposed to even out the coloring. I'm assuming that would be true in harlies as well but I haven't had a chance to test it.
How pretty! I am amazed and the wide variety of colors that rabbits can be...
