#creamclassicf

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Hello! Could I have the offspring results for 1) a blue-grey molly (solid carrying mackerel tabby) with <40% white (on chest and paws) and a white masking ginger mackerel tabby tom (brown is chocolate, carries dilute), and 2) the offspring of a curly cream classic tabby molly with <40% (tuxedo markings, brown is chocolate, Selkirk curly coat carrying non-curly) and a white masking chocolate classic tabby tom (carrying dilute) please? Thank you <3

1.) Okay, the kits will be non-red toms and tortie she-cats. Either half or all of them will be white-masked like the father. If the molly carries chocolate, half the kits will be chocolate and half will be black-based (black, brown tabby with black stripes, or grey). Otherwise, all the kits will be black-based.

Either all of them will be mackerel tabbies or, if the tom carries solid, half will be mackerel tabbies and half solid. If the tom carries dilute, half will be dilute and half non-dilute; otherwise, they will all be non-dilute. Half the kits will have about the same level of white-spotting as their mother, and half will have none like their father. 

2.) The kits of this pairing can be red toms and tortie she-cats. Either half or all of them will be white-masked like the father. Half the kits will have Selkirk curly coats like their mother. Unless both parents carry cinnamon(a bit unlikely), all the kits will be chocolate (if both parents carry cinnamon, about a quarter of the kits will be cinnamon). 

If both parents carry solid, about a quarter of the kits will be solid. Otherwise, they will all be classic tabbies. If the tom carries dilute, about half the kits will be dilute (cream toms and lilac-cream tortie she-cats). Otherwise, they will all be non-dilute.Half the kits will have about the same level of white-spotting as their mother, and half will have none like their father.

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What kind of kits could a classic tabby she cat with 15% white and a solid blue/grey tom (they both carry dilute) have?

For the last ask I forgot to specify it was a cream classic tabby

If the she-cat carries solid, the kits will have a 50/50 chance of being solid vs. classic tabby. If she doesn’t carry solid, all the kits will be classic tabbies. Note that ginger/cream can never truly be solid, so ginger/cream cat and any ginger/cream patches on a solid tortoiseshell will still be classic tabby.

Every male kit will be ginger or cream. Every female kit will be a tortoiseshell of some description.

Each kit will have a 25% chance of being dilute (cream tabby or blue-cream tortie) and a 75% chance of being non-dilute (ginger tabby or an ordinary black-ginger tortie). 

Each kit will have a 50% chance of having some white, probably a similar amount to the she-cat, and a 50% chance of having no white.

~ E

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what would the kits of a long furred golden classic tabby female with less then 10% white (maine coon Siberian cat) with a blue eyes and a male black and white about 20% white gray eyes (turkish van Manx mix) with mackerel tabby gene 

Ginger mackerel tabby males and Mackerel torbie females!

Half will have less than 50% white on them, a fourth more than 50% whtie on them, and the final fourth no white at all.

~R