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Silver Mice???
Hi I have been breeding feeder mice for over a year .. My question is this I have silver Mice shinny silver mice some as light almost white glossy some shinny silver and some very dark silver all shinny and kinda in a fizzy coat I have some that are now breeding and making silver too they dont lose the coat as they grow it stays my question is ... is this a rare color or normal thanks Sherry
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I doubt it's rare. Sounds like you either have satin blue, or satin dove or lilac.
Pictures would help.
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I belive they are called "blues", normal , they are cute though
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Re: Silver Mice???
 Originally Posted by llovelace
I belive they are called "blues", normal  , they are cute though
thanks I will post pictures soon
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Shinny mice
They are called silkys I have them,they come in white,gray,and black have had them for years will post pics soon
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I have some similar to what you're describing. They're a silvery blue color and either darker or lighter, but the one's I've had born have red eyes and are out of a T+ albino parents. I can get pictures up later on if anyone wants to see mom, dad and baby.
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Like Rhas said.. The Satin coat type is what makes them shiny. The color is probably blue or dove.
If you can post a photo of a group of them in a white bowl with a good camera, I bet you can get a definite answer.
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Re: Shinny mice
 Originally Posted by Dnkreptiles
They are called silkys I have them,they come in white,gray,and black have had them for years will post pics soon 
They are called Satin, genotype (sa/sa). They come in EVERY colour a mouse can come in, and can also be bred on top of any other coat type, including hairless, though you would never see it on a hairless' body. 
On a hairless mouse, a way to tell if it is satin is to look at the teeth. The teeth on any satin mouse will be pure white, whereas a non-satin mouse will have orange teeth.
White and gray are also not mouse colour names, what you are probably referring to is PEW, and blue.
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Rhas.. Are there different types of blues in mice like there are in rats? Like I currently breed Russian blue rats and American blue ruby eyed rats. Are there differences in mice also?
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