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yay and ouch by Guest

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yay and ouch

Postby Guest » Sat Nov 23, 2019 2:34 pm

ok this was pain
i did this under the cover btw

AA / BB / dd / LL / McMc / oY / Spsp / tata / wsw / acac / CC / fdfd
Last edited by Guest on Mon Nov 25, 2019 3:44 am, edited 3 times in total.
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Re: yay and ouch

Postby Chinch Bug » Sun Nov 24, 2019 6:08 am

Hey, I don't mind helping out with genes!
This one would seem to be a broken mackerel blue tabby, possibly with white
So the string would look something like
LL, BB, oY or oo, dd, wsw, AA, McMc, Spsp, tata

LL - could be replaced with Ll or ll too, LL and Ll meaning shorthair, ll meaning longhair
BB - could also be Bb or Bbl, meaning black
oY or oo - black-based as opposed to red/ginger (OY or OO) or tortoiseshell (Oo)
dd - means dilute. What dilution does is turn black into grey (blue)
wsw - <50% white spotting aka white markings that cover less than about half of the cat's body
AA - could also be Aa, both meaning tabby
McMc - could also be Mcmc, both meaning mackerel (tiger striped) tabby if the cat is a tabby
Spsp - broken mackerel aka the stripes are broken, but not enough to fully form spots
tata - not ticked if tabby
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Re: yay and ouch

Postby Guest » Sun Nov 24, 2019 6:13 am

Chinchy wrote:Hey, I don't mind helping out with genes!
This one would seem to be a broken mackerel blue tabby, possibly with white
So the string would look something like
LL, BB, oY or oo, dd, wsw, AA, McMc, Spsp, tata

LL - could be replaced with Ll or ll too, LL and Ll meaning shorthair, ll meaning longhair
BB - could also be Bb or Bbl, meaning black
oY or oo - black-based as opposed to red/ginger (OY or OO) or tortoiseshell (Oo)
dd - means dilute. What dilution does is turn black into grey (blue)
wsw - <50% white spotting aka white markings that cover less than about half of the cat's body
AA - could also be Aa, both meaning tabby
McMc - could also be Mcmc, both meaning mackerel (tiger striped) tabby if the cat is a tabby
Spsp - broken mackerel aka the stripes are broken, but not enough to fully form spots
tata - not ticked if tabby

oh thank you !! ^^" sorry for my gene struggles hahaha-
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