Sarah is right. 
Reverse Siamese is just a beige selectively bred toward having very light points, anyway. With the c^h allele that causes pointed varieties (siamese, himalayan, burmese), there's no real way to make acromelanism "reverse." That's why I think "reverse Siamese" should be re-named "poor beige."
Reverse Siamese is just a beige selectively bred toward having very light points, anyway. With the c^h allele that causes pointed varieties (siamese, himalayan, burmese), there's no real way to make acromelanism "reverse." That's why I think "reverse Siamese" should be re-named "poor beige."