what cat we get if we breed the starter with a rare cat
this is my cat
Fur: Chateau Cat - Pink & White No. 1
Eyes: Passion (Shape: Curious | Pupil: Big)
Shade: Glitter
Tail: Genesis
Ears: Genesis
Whiskers: White (Shape: Mysterious)
Size: 16 cm (6.2 inch)
The thing about starters is they hold some assurances.
For example, while they show a fur from the Genesis collection, they are assured to carry a non-Genesis fur (as their hidden/recessive).
So, the odds are exactly 50% that breeding a starter to your Chat. Pink & White will produce a box showing the starter's Genesis fur and which will carry (hide) either the Pink & White or will carry (hide) whatever lies behind the Pink & White.
Of course, that means the odds are 50% you'll get something non-Genesis. From this point on, the odds are difficult to determine. (They're not impossible, but we'd need a LOT of data, which we don't have, to make a rational guess.)
If you do get a non-Genesis box, there are two possible cases; either the box will show Pink & White or it won't.
If the box does show Pink & White, you are assured that the starter also hides Pink & White, or hides something more recessive than Pink & White. What could that be? Refer to Saga's charts.
It's more likely, though, the box will not show Pink & White. If it does not, there are, again, another two possible cases; either the box will show something dominant to Pink & White, or it will show something recessive to Pink & White.
If the box shows something dominant to Pink & White, it is showing (exactly) the hidden carried in the starter. It either carries (hides) Pink & White, or something recessive to Pink & White. Whichever it carries (hides): it came from the Pink & White parent.
If the box shows something recessive to Pink & White, it is showing (exactly) the hidden carries in ONE of the parents, and carries either Pink & White or something more recessive (which came from the other parent).
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Similar possibilities exist for each of the other eight trait.
For Eye Shape, Pupil Size and Shade, the fact you're breeding against a starter is immaterial. There are no assurances these traits hide something more recessive than what they show.
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For this Pink & White, with no knowledge of its parentage, paired with a starter, the odds of the offspring box showing AT LEAST ONE 'starter trait' are between 8111-in-8192 (99.011%) and 31-in-32 (96.875%); and the odds of NONE at all are between impossible (0%) and 1-in-8192 (0.012%).
Rare being a relative term.
I wouldnt consider a pink cat to be a very rare cat.
When I think rare I think those cats purchased with jewels.
I've never seen one of those,
but I'm quite a fan of the pink chateaus,
and have a bunch of em laying around.
Red eyes on a pink however,
may indeed be rare,
as I have never seen one of those in my travels.
Best of luck in your endeavors!