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    Re: What would YOU do? (again)

    Quote Originally Posted by llovelace View Post
    Female Pastel to all the males.
    Female Butter to male Pinstripe
    Female cinnamon to male pastel and cinnamon
    Female normal to all males
    My preference is to pedigree the babies by mating one male to one female instead of rotating all the males through. YMMV.

    pinstripe x butter
    cinnamon x pastel
    pastel x cinnamon
    pinstripe x normal

    Two reasons for the pinstripe x normal:
    I like pinstripes. YMMV
    A pinstripe x normal mating tests the pinstripe to see if he has two pinstripe genes (homozygous pinstripe) or one pinstripe gene paired with a normal gene. If homozygous pinstripe, all the babies would be expected to be pinstripe. If not homozygous pinstripe, each baby has a 50% chance of being pinstripe and a 50% chance of being normal.

    Good luck with the breeding, whatever your final choices.

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