beige??

what colour are the eyes.If they are pink it's champagne or argente.Blow the coat,if the fur roots are bluish grey it's argente,if the beige colour is carried through it's champagne.

thnks well I like both them colours so this little one should be with me soon. =)

If it has black eyes what does that mean?
can it still be cham or argente?

Looks like it has black eyes to me, so no it can't be champagne or argente. Without knowing its genetics you can't tell what it really is, my best guess is stone, but it could also be a pale red or other dilute. Beige isn't a real colour, so beware of this 'breeder' if you're planning to have this mouse as anything but a pet

Well the parents are both the same colour so maybe its a stone?
I dont think there any red in the genes.
I'll just be getting it for pet and hobby breeding.
I just wanted to know what colour it actually was as I've come across so many breeders
using beige as a colour.
I looked up on thefunmouse website and they show a beige mouse they said on there that
it has the same genotype as coffee, that its just a much lighter variety.
So maybe thats what it is?
http://www.thefunmouse.com/varieties/selfcolors.cfm

Maybe I should have phrased that 'There is no such recognised colour as beige IN THE UK', which is where your breeder is located of course. Make sure you check they know what they're doing since they don't know their colours - if they are setting themselves up as very knowledgeable this is a clue that they're not. Since you might be breeding from this mouse you want to know you're getting it from the right person. Clearly it's a pet quality mouse, so be extra careful and enquire about illnesses in that line. If they can't tell you about the line past the parents then again beware. I'm not saying pet mice are terrible but I know I wouldn't breed from them myself.

I didn't say they were a bad breeder for not knowing their colours. I was trying to point out that there are lots of people who say they are 'experts' when they're not Clearly I don't know this person so can't say what they're like, it was a general point. As for them being just pet mice, if you're breeding them you still need to take a lot of things into consideration before you start or you might end up producing babies that are not what you wanted in terms of temperament, health, longevity and other things... it's too late once you've started!

If the breeder doesn't know anything about its history then no, you can only guess or test breed.

Unfortunatly, all they know is the parents as they can't go back further,
Pink eyed 'Beige' & White broken marked female (which I'm guessing would be a broken Cham?) X black eyed 'Beige' & White broken marked male.
and thats probably not enough info. :|
Thanks for trying