[Jack Garcia]

Cordelia is a black tan. If she were fox, the black would be diluted a little bit more and the belly would be pure white (like a piece of paper). It looks creamy to me.

If Dawn is a sooty recessive yellow (which would be my bet), when bred to a mouse who does not carry recessive yellow she will produce all blacks or agoutis (no brindles). If she is a brindle, when bred to any mouse, she will produce brindles.

 

[Jack Garcia]

Soaked lab blocks would work. Oh wait, was I the one who told you that on another forum? Haha.

Scrambled eggs are always taken by every mouse I offer them to. What I do is put less milk than you normally would, and scramble them in a little bit of butter till they're on the "dry" side so that they don't make the bedding soggy. Offer about 1/4 a teaspoon per mouse until you know how much they'll eat.

If you want to make it super fattening, instead of regular milk, use kitten milk replacement (KMR) or human infant formula.

 

[Jack Garcia]

Haha! Sometimes I feel like a broken record. Sorry!