#brownspottedf

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if the mother looks like this n the father looks like this, what would the kits look like ? 

The mother looks like a brown spotted tabby with ~30-40% white spotting. The father looks like a mackerel ginger tabby.

The male kits will all be black/brown tabbies, and the female kits will all be tortoiseshells. If both parents carry dilute, each kit will have a 25% chance of being dilute (black/brown > grey, ginger > cream). Otherwise, all the kits will be non-dilute.

If both parents carry solid, each kit will have a 25% chance of being solid (brown tabby > black, tabby tortoiseshell > tortoiseshell). Otherwise, all the kits will be tabbies, each with either a 50% or 100% chance of being spotted instead of mackerel.

About half the kits will have some white on them, probably a similar amount to their mother. About half will have no white like their father.

~ E

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What male kittens and what female kittens would a shorthair (LL) broken mackerel brown (black stripe) torbie molly with no (0%) white spotting and carrying dilute (Dd) and two toms, a shorthair (LL) barred ticked (Tata) cream tabby (Aa) one with tuxedo pattern (40%) white spotting and a shorthair (LL) spotted (Tsts) blue tabby (AA) one with tuxedo pattern (40%) white spotting realistically have? Can you draw a picture of the parents and possible kittens if you can?

I’m afraid I cannot draw a picture for you because I have no talent! Those mods who do have talent may not have time, but I’ll point them in this direction if they do.

However, I can describe the possible kits for you.

All the kits will be shorthair. Regardless of father, each kit has about a 50% chance of having some white but no more than 60% and a 50% chance of having no white like their mother. 

Kits of the ticked tabby father have a 50% chance of being ticked tabbies like him and a 50% chance of being broken mackerel (or maybe normal mackerel?) tabbies like their mother. Female kits of that father have about a 50% chance of being torbies like their mother and about a 50% chance of being full-on red or cream. Male kits of that father have a 50% chance of being red or cream and a 50% chance of being brown or blue. Each kit has a 50% chance of being dilute (cream, blue, dilute torbie) instead of nondilute (red, brown, non-dilute torbie).

Kits of the spotted tabby father will probably all end up as spotted/broken tabbies (afaik those are the same pattern genetically outside of wild-crossbreds?). Female kits of this father have about a 50% chance of being torbies like their mother and about a 50% chance of being brown or blue. Male kits of this father have about a 50% chance of being red or cream and about a 50% of being brown or blue. Each kit has a 50% chance of being dilute instead of nondilute here too.

Essentially, the ticked tabby father can have red ticked tabby kits (either gender), cream ticked tabby kits (either gender), red spotted tabby kits (either gender), cream ticked tabby kits (either gender), brown ticked tabby toms, blue ticked tabby toms, brown spotted tabby toms, blue spotted tabby toms, ticked torbie she-kits, ticked dilute torbie she-kits, spotted torbie she-kits, and dilute spotted torbie she-kits; about half with some white and about half without any. The spotted tabby father can have red spotted tabby toms, cream spotted tabby toms, brown spotted tabby kits (either gender), blue spotted tabby kits (either gender), spotted torbie she-kits, and dilute spotted torbie she-kits; about half with some white and about half without any.

~ E

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What kits could a spotted brown tabby molly and a silver mackerel tabby tom have? Or a spotted brown tabby molly and a solid gray tom? The molly doesn't carry dilute, so I'm think brown tabbies all around?

With the first pair, silver spotted tabbies!

With the second, brown spotted tabbies!

~R

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What color are the kits of a blue ticked tabby tom x a brown spotted(?) tabby queen. No white coloring, tom carries recessive brown gene, I don't know if the queen carries the dilution gene.

Brown ticked tabbies! :D

~R

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*i hope I'm doing this right* a female brown broken mackerel she-cat with some lightening on her chest due to the red gene and gold eyes. she has no white. Her mate (who is not my cat, so I gave no idea what his genes are) is gray with 90% white and blue eyes. What are some kit possibilities? I'm sorry if I did this wrong, when I pulled it up most of the words are all blurry. Who did your banner art, too? I love their style!

Sounds like brown broken mackerel tabbies! All will have less than 50% white on them.

Also S does the art here!

~R

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Father is a long-haired blue lynx point and the mother is a short-haired brown broken mackerel tabby with amber eyes who carries the long-haired gene. What would the kits look like?

Brown mackerel tabby kits! Half will long hair, half will have short hair.

~R

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Kits of a black spotted tabby bicolour (female; carries dilute and self, 50% white, gold eyes) and a high contrast seal mackerel tabby point (male, carries dilute and self, blue eyes)?

Brown mackerel tabbies, Grey mackerel tabbies, Black, and Grey. either half or all will have less then 50% white.

~R

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What kind of kits would these cats have: Bright ginger tom with blue eyes, a white-tipped tail and a white chest. Dark brown spotted tabby she-cat with green eyes and a white muzzle, throat, and underbelly?

The tom may need a little more white on him for blue eyes but its still possible. Just a note.

Brown spotted tabby males and Spotted torbie females! Half will have a small amount of white on them (less then 50%), a fourth will have no white, and the remaining fourth will have more then 50% white on them! If a torbie has more then 50% white on her she can be called a Caliby (Calico Tabby)

~R