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RE: what color/type markings is she?

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Posted by: Jack_G at Tue Jul 15 09:33:47 2008  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Jack_G ]  
   

She is what's called "dominant A." This has various common names from country to country (USA, England, Australia, etc) including "bridle". This coloration can lead to obesity and other health problems. It's dominant, which means no matter what kind of male you mate her to, you will have appx 50% babies colored like her.

Cute mouse.

Hope this helps.
Jack

   

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