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Here are the pix of my all the babies I spoke of yesterday :arrow:
This line combines the lines from Guppie who sent me a long haired recessive yellow doe that apparently carried a couple of other recessives, and who is the greatgrandma of this litter, and my pink eyed fawn line that also carries silver and
champagne; both e e and A^y are mixed in that line as well, as well as tri, probably, though I have seen no sign of it in the four generations since Hazel was bred to one of my red-eyed fawn bucks two years ago.
Flame's and Firestarter's (RIP little love):





Adamant got these on his daughters, Ada and Adielle. They were born over the weekend, probably Friday night, while we out of town. I'm hoping for a few babies with tri markings, but I'm not unhappy to have all these boldly marked darlings.





Lastly but certainly not leastly, here are the Girlie Mousies and their litters off of Mondo. Big orange and yellow mousies and some very chunky babies. These are going to be some nice big mousies. Apparently all parents carry satin, pink eyes, long hair and some variety of curliness, again from good old Hazel, a long haired satin yellow(red) who carried tri (though I didn't know it at the time). She was the typiest doe in the mousery at the time. The litters are 12 days and five days respectively.






Here are the pix of my all the babies I spoke of yesterday :arrow:
This line combines the lines from Guppie who sent me a long haired recessive yellow doe that apparently carried a couple of other recessives, and who is the greatgrandma of this litter, and my pink eyed fawn line that also carries silver and
champagne; both e e and A^y are mixed in that line as well, as well as tri, probably, though I have seen no sign of it in the four generations since Hazel was bred to one of my red-eyed fawn bucks two years ago.
Flame's and Firestarter's (RIP little love):





Adamant got these on his daughters, Ada and Adielle. They were born over the weekend, probably Friday night, while we out of town. I'm hoping for a few babies with tri markings, but I'm not unhappy to have all these boldly marked darlings.





Lastly but certainly not leastly, here are the Girlie Mousies and their litters off of Mondo. Big orange and yellow mousies and some very chunky babies. These are going to be some nice big mousies. Apparently all parents carry satin, pink eyes, long hair and some variety of curliness, again from good old Hazel, a long haired satin yellow(red) who carried tri (though I didn't know it at the time). She was the typiest doe in the mousery at the time. The litters are 12 days and five days respectively.





