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Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - Ivy Lane - 12-18-2015 08:46 AM Let's see if we can make some positive progress in the confetti's dominance order by working together! I will post this information i got about birthing a Pinkberry, i am still exploring to see if i can gain any more information i will birth the baby to breed back with it's father, although that will not tell me what the mother is hiding, at this point in time it's all i can do. https://gyazo.com/d0efcb0199054b54a91b75e704837d07 Rolando was not my boy, I bought him up somewhere in the marketplace. He has menagerie parents and is showing Blueberry. I am not sure of his hidden and can not test his parents. Cocoberry the mom is another marketplace rescue, she is obviously hiding Pink or something more recessive. Breeding back with dad eventually will more than likely yield blue or pink babies. I am not sure that either result gives me evidence. RE: Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - alyssalove54 Resident - 12-18-2015 10:05 AM Pink and Lime! From this, it looks like Lime MIGHT be recessive to pink. will be breeding back to check! RE: Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - alyssalove54 Resident - 01-10-2016 01:48 PM Pink is DOM to Lime RE: Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - Ivy Lane - 01-10-2016 01:52 PM Looking like the Limeberry is recessive to Pink!!!!!!!!! whooo hoooo! nice job Aly! RE: Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - Kayla Woodrunner - 01-02-2017 05:22 PM Ages past the chart but since it seemed like it was confused for a short bit, here is a quick analysis for latecomers (like me) First chart on the right Dancer Mom shows Cocoberry Pancer Dad shows Cocoberry Dasher shows Pinkberry So at this point either Mom or Dad hides Pinkberry and the other one hides Pinkberry or more recessive Same chart Dancer Mom shows Cocoberry and is paired with her son Dasher Dasher shows Pinkberry Their child "Too many cookies" shows Limeberry That means Pancer was the one with Pinkberry as the hid because if Mom Dancer had Pinkberry, it would have shown on the baby. Therefore both Dancer and Dasher threw their hid and it was the same hid, Limeberry Since both Dancer and Dasher threw their hids and it was the same hid, "Too many Cookies" is a pure Limeberry Now we know Pancer hides Pinkberry Dancer hides Limeberry Limeberry is recessive to Pinkberry 2nd chart Dasher's name is change to Pink Star but ID # remains the same "Too Many Cookies" name changed to Lime Star but ID # remains the same Pink Star and Lime Star are paired Pink Star shows Pinkberry hides Limeberry Lime Star shows Limeberry hides Limeberry this was proven in chart #1 Their baby shows Pinkberry and hides Limeberry because Pink Star threw his shown and Lime Star threw either her shown or hid but either way it's Limeberry RE: Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - Kayla Woodrunner - 01-15-2017 04:59 AM PinkBerry Saga 7/16/16 PinkBerry rec PlumBerry Saga 11/23/16 PinkBerry rec GrapeBerry forum 12/18/15 Pinkberry dom Limeberry Forum 1/15/17 Tealberry dom Pinkberry PinkBerry rec PlumBerry rec to Blueberry PinkBerry rec GrapeBerry rec to blueberry, orangeberry, plumberry, appleberry, cherryberry, lemonberry Pinkberry dom Tealberry Pinkberry dom Limeberry done rec to blueberry done rec to orangeberry done rec to plumberry done rec to cherryberry done rec to appleberry done rec to lemonberry done rec to grapeberry done rec to tealberry pinkberry done dom to limeberry Pinkberry rec to blueberry, orangeberry, plumberry, cherryberry, appleberry, lemonberry, grapeberry, tealberry Pinkberry dom to limeberry Pinkberry is done. RE: Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - Ivy Lane - 01-15-2017 11:14 AM this is what i have on pink and teal http://i.imgur.com/thKreQn.png http://i.imgur.com/thKreQn.png will check to see if i have any more on that pairing someone eles might have submitted becuase it is listed on Saga as Teal < Pink < Lime RE: Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - Kayla Woodrunner - 01-15-2017 04:38 PM Ivy posted a proof on the Tealberry thread of Tealberry dominant to Pinkberry. I am posting it down below along with my analysis so it's on boht threads. Thanks for posting all the charts. I'll have to go thorough them a little slower It looks to me like it is chart 1 that does the trick. It is the Grandparents on the right side (Dad's side) Left Side Mom's mom Tank shows Plumberry Mom's dad Focus shows Appleberry Mom Keelee shows Plumberry, hides Appleberry or more recessive Right Side Dad's mom Carina shows Limeberry Dad's dad Kai shows Tealberry Dad Letitio shows Pinkberry Pinkberry is dom to Limeberry; Tealberry is dom to Limeberry There fore this proves Pinkberry is the hid of Tealberry and is recessive to Tealberry. Keelee and Letitio had a Limeberry baby so both hide Limeberry. Alyssa had a proof on the Pinkberry thread, an independent proof proving Pinkberry dominant to Limeberry so all bases are covered. thank you very much for posting the chart on the thread. I'll amend my previous post to show Pinkberry/Tealberry dominance. and on the Pinkberry thread. RE: Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - wildblueviolet Sunset - 01-16-2017 06:30 PM Hi everyone, This pedigree contains no new information. This not my cat, nor my breeding. The retired cat is owned RagdollSession who gave me permission to publish it’s pedigree. (Though I don’t think she she bred this cat either.) I am publishing it for the clarity it shows that Plum is dominant to pink and pink is dominant to Lime. I am publishing this info in Plum, Pink and lime Threads. RE: Confetti Pinkberry : Post your evidence here - Kayla Woodrunner - 01-16-2017 07:46 PM Thank you for posting hte chart Wildviolet and thank Ragdoll too! Pinkberry is placed between Tealberry and Limeberry.