Originally Posted by Sushi Dragons
There is no genetic code for odd-eye. It's more having to do with placement of markings, and carrying dilutions.
In mice, splashing can sometimes cause odd-eye markings, because the dilutions are patchy, and can effect the colours of the eyes that the dilutions fall on, or don't fall on.
There is no odd-eye gene that changes one eye to one colour and one eye to another colour.
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