Cat Character Genetics!

[Keriae]

All the kittens will be black c: with some amount of white on them, unless the father carries dilute, then half the kittens will be grey.

[Phina Wolf]

Awesome, thank you!! (We needed help, my friend was having two gingers have a tux kitten!! I knew that was wrong!)

[Keriae]

It's fine! You know where I am if you want any more advice c:

[Cuervo]

WHY did I find this just now!? You are my savior!

Would you mind answering two of these?


Father cat: Red/orange mackerel tabby with low-grade spotting
Mother cat: Chocolate mackerel tabby with medium-grade spotting
Father's parents: --
Mother's parents: --
Possible carried genes: Not too sure how to answer this part ??

[Phina Wolf]

WHY did I find this just now!? You are my savior!

Would you mind answering two of these?


Father cat: Red/orange mackerel tabby with low-grade spotting
Mother cat: Chocolate mackerel tabby with medium-grade spotting
Father's parents: --
Mother's parents: --
Possible carried genes: Not too sure how to answer this part ??

Possible carried genes are things the parents had, all white, a different pattern, etc.

[Keriae]

WHY did I find this just now!? You are my savior!

Would you mind answering two of these?


Father cat: Red/orange mackerel tabby with low-grade spotting
Mother cat: Chocolate mackerel tabby with medium-grade spotting
Father's parents: --
Mother's parents: --
Possible carried genes: Not too sure how to answer this part ??

Possible carried genes are things the parents had, all white, a different pattern, etc.

Carried genes are the genes which are recessive. For example, the red black must carry a "black" gene; black, chocolate or cinnamon. If it's not stated I'll assume black c:
Another example is dilute. Both of the cats you've given me are selfs, so none of their kittens would be dilute. The dilution gene changes black to blue, chocolate to lilac and cinnamon to fawn.
I'll give you the possible results of this pairing once you've decided if there are any carried genes.

[Phina Wolf]

WHY did I find this just now!? You are my savior!

Would you mind answering two of these?


Father cat: Red/orange mackerel tabby with low-grade spotting
Mother cat: Chocolate mackerel tabby with medium-grade spotting
Father's parents: --
Mother's parents: --
Possible carried genes: Not too sure how to answer this part ??

Possible carried genes are things the parents had, all white, a different pattern, etc.

Carried genes are the genes which are recessive. For example, the red black must carry a "black" gene; black, chocolate or cinnamon. If it's not stated I'll assume black c:
Another example is dilute. Both of the cats you've given me are selfs, so none of their kittens would be dilute. The dilution gene changes black to blue, chocolate to lilac and cinnamon to fawn.
I'll give you the possible results of this pairing once you've decided if there are any carried genes.

That's what I meant, I just didn't say it very well.

[Cuervo]

I think I got this now? probably not
Father cat: Red/orange mackerel tabby with low-grade spotting
Mother cat: Chocolate mackerel tabby with medium-grade spotting
Father's parents: --
Mother's parents: --
Possible carried genes: (I think I understand it better now??) Red, Chocolate, White undercoat (?), Mackerel Tabby

[Keriae]

The red and the chocolate are the dominant traits - they are already shown c:
I'll go with the father carrying chocolate.

Chocolate tortie females and chocolate males! All kittens will be tabbies and all will have a low amount of white spotting.

[Phina Wolf]

Father cat: Red tabby, long haired, ear tufts
Mother cat: red tabby, short haired, folded ears
Father's parents:
Mother's parents:
Possible carried genes: unknown