X-brindle Basic help
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X-brindle Basic help
Will someone help me to understand the basics of X-brindles??? I believe they are dominant and you can only keep females. I am planning a litter for a teeny tiny side project.
I have one PEW x-brindle from Gypsytails. It's unknown what the PEW is covering, but perhaps blue or black. I have the following self bucks I am considering breeding her to...
Recessive Yellow
Extreme black
Ay
Blue
Am I right to think that I would get X-brindle in the color of the male? How would it end up, potentially, genetically, in each combination? Any help is appreciated.
I have one PEW x-brindle from Gypsytails. It's unknown what the PEW is covering, but perhaps blue or black. I have the following self bucks I am considering breeding her to...
Recessive Yellow
Extreme black
Ay
Blue
Am I right to think that I would get X-brindle in the color of the male? How would it end up, potentially, genetically, in each combination? Any help is appreciated.
tinyhartmouseries- Moderator
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Re: X-brindle Basic help
I would breed her to the blue. Then you can see what she is carrying. Each baby in any color has a 50% chance of being xbrindle, but the baby boys will not thrive and survive to weaning if they are xbrindle.
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Good point. So not all the boys will be X-brindle, but the ones that are will have kinked whiskers and will be lightly colored? Will the remaining 50% be selves?
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Unless both parents are carrying s they will all be selves, yes. Male x-brindle baby boys are extremely light with very dark ears. They are unmistakeable after four or five days. Cull them early so the others get more milk. X-brindle males will all die of a copper deficiency. The longer they live, the more they begin to feel the deficiency and whatever problems go along with it.
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What an absolutely strange gene....I don't know how much I will work with it but I'd like to experience just one litter of them.
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Hey, how about a photo of a blue x-brindle and a red x-brindle side by side! Ooooooo!
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I would go for a blue x-brindle, they are absolutely gorgeous!
I've got some agouti ones and that's not bad too
And combining them with pied is wonderfull too :p
Do you have a photo of your pew brindle?
I've got some agouti ones and that's not bad too
And combining them with pied is wonderfull too :p
Do you have a photo of your pew brindle?
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Dino, do you have any pics of pied x-brindles? I have often wondered what a tricolor x-brindle would look like. Pied A^vy brindles look great, I think!
Also, I have never seen a blue x-brindle. Anybody got a pic?
Also, I have never seen a blue x-brindle. Anybody got a pic?
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I don't have any pics myself yet, but i'm working on it But here's a link to some baby's http://www.flickr.com/photos/stinaksu/5311773964/in/photostream/
And A^vy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stinaksu/5318918072/in/photostream/
And A^vy
http://www.flickr.com/photos/stinaksu/5318918072/in/photostream/
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Thanks for all the advice guys! I think blue would be very pretty too, though I am personally drawn to the red x-brindle idea. Dino, I don't have pics at this time, she's pretty much just a PEW!!! I was only just told that the PEW covers X-brindle. I like the idea of a broken, too.
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I agree that pied A^vy brindles are da bomb! Pied double brindle? I need to get them with really, really visible orange stripes, first!
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