(08-27-2018 07:04 PM)AngharadTruthsayer Resident Wrote: Did a Lavender Tiger to Tonkinese Blue Mink to help narrow the field....hope this helps. If I need to breed any of his offspring (I now have three...two from a cross with a Bubblegum and one from this breeding), let me know and I will plan it out. I can't figure out how to get pictures onto the forum but here is the dropbox link.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/zy23svz7w1l2gur/Lavender%20Tiger%20to%20Tonkinese%20Blue%20Mink.jpg?dl=0
Note: I have a Lavender to a Burmilla Chocolate Silver Shaded breeding in the next couple of days.
reposting for you so its easier to see
![[Image: e9c5a04ba1392369677abb43a1040b34.png]](https://gyazo.com/e9c5a04ba1392369677abb43a1040b34.png)
This baby if it hides the Blue Mink will place this fur so would you be able to open her and pull the hid, any fur from Toyger - Tawny down will do the job, its best not to use a fur still within the test range in case the Blue Mink is not whats hiding. The Blue Mink looks solid but recessives can pass hid for many generations so its best to check. Good Luck with what could be a placement proof.
Oh I just looked at the ages of the Blue Mink parents. The Father is 886 days old so I checked back and that means he was opened around 16th March 2016, Burmilla - Chocolate Shaded was discovered on 2nd February 2016 all other furs more recessive were not yet found. Can you post Azkedelias pedigree please if the parents box opening predates the discovery of Burmilla - Chocolate Silver shaded then we won't need anything else as this will place the Tiger! - Lavender.
Can someone else please double check my findings please. Looks to me like the blue mink may well have been the most recessive fur at the time this line was breeding making it pure.
