Odd eye chocolate?
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Odd eye chocolate?
One of my new babies has an eye that shines ruby. The other appears black. I believe I have what I think is an odd eye. This baby is pied chocolate. Please explain, genetically, how this is possible. I did not expect it because the mother has no odd eye period in her line.
tinyhartmouseries- Moderator
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Re: Odd eye chocolate?
From what I've been hearing, odd eyed isn't genetic and it's just random based on spotting genes *shrug*
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Re: Odd eye chocolate?
Yeah odd-eye is pretty random. Ruby eyes are very common in chocolates, so it's no surprise you'd find some, but odd-eye is quite random.
Even Moustress, who breeds odd-eye all the time, doesn't get them every time in odd-eye x odd-eye pairings. And when she does, it's usually only one mouse in the whole litter. Hmm.
Even Moustress, who breeds odd-eye all the time, doesn't get them every time in odd-eye x odd-eye pairings. And when she does, it's usually only one mouse in the whole litter. Hmm.
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I get them all the time in varying degrees, especially in my Splashes.
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I am trying trying trying. I can't seem to get a pic that shows these eyes clearly...
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Well, I think this one is for Mouselover, if I can get a darn decent pic, lol.
They are interesting but for the varieties I breed, I don't want that to sneak in, lol.
They are interesting but for the varieties I breed, I don't want that to sneak in, lol.
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:-D I'd be happy with just a pic of him
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Lol. Was not asking for her. Lol I am reserving plenty of mice as it is. :-)
I actually have a cat who has two different collored eyes. She is a torti.
I actually have a cat who has two different collored eyes. She is a torti.
Re: Odd eye chocolate?
It suspect that it is recessive in tri/splashed mousies, and subordinate to some other factor/s. Spotting is a possibility, but that doesn't explain my splashed blue doe, Oddy Doddy.
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HEY! Here's a thought. I wonder if odd-eye is common in mice that are pied and hiding splashed because they have no c-dilutes?
Now there's a thought. Moustress? You have a lot of odd-eye, are most splashed? Pied? Self? Any patterns at all?
Now there's a thought. Moustress? You have a lot of odd-eye, are most splashed? Pied? Self? Any patterns at all?
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That is good...this baby's dad hid splashed, and so his daughter must? Interesting idea Rhas...
Without further ado, I finally got a good pic of the boy! The flash shows his odd eye very well! Look at his monsterously broad head!
Without further ado, I finally got a good pic of the boy! The flash shows his odd eye very well! Look at his monsterously broad head!
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Ahh! Loveeee!!!
Is he also tan? I can't see his belly good but it looks lighter lol
He's so cute! <3 Can't wait to meet him in person!
Is he also tan? I can't see his belly good but it looks lighter lol
He's so cute! <3 Can't wait to meet him in person!
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He is a tan! He has a good medium tan belly, and it's where the small white spots are. Maybe I can get another pic in a week, lol.
I am so glad you like him!!! He is a good boy!
I am so glad you like him!!! He is a good boy!
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That's so awesome,I am so glad !!!!
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Love the shot. The eyes are great. I like that odd eye. Are they acceptable in shows. He has a wonderful head and ears.
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Re: Odd eye chocolate?
They aren't shown as odd-eye, but in the UMC it is permissible to show a mouse which can be shown in 'any colour eye' in odd-eye.
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He is so cute!!! And being a tan gives him an extra bonus plus in my book! lol
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