Agouti Rumpwhite (medium-expression Rumpwhite)

Black Banded

Homozygous Banded is called "Charlie" and can express as a very wide band or can even cover the whole body. In this case, it is the latter, and the mouse is a "Black-Eyed White."

3 Hairless genes all in one photo! Dominant Hairless, Recessive Hairless, and Recessive Fuzzy.

Recessive Hairless. This is a truly hairless gene, and the mice are absolutely nude! They are born with a normal coat, but at the hopper stage will start to go bald from head to tail. It is recessive. Female R.Hairless should not be bred though, as unlike the other 2 strains, they can have issues lactating. Breeding is best done with a RHL male and a RHL-carrier female.

Dominant Hairless. As indicative of its name, this gene is dominant. A DHL (for short) can have anywhere from 0 hair to a thin coat of peachfuzz. I am able to identify these as early as pinkies, because their whiskers are either bent out of shape or non-existent.

Fuzzy aka Recessive Fuzzy. It is exactly what it sounds like - it is a thin coat of curly fuzz!! Fuzzy is a recessive gene in Mice.

Fawn, the combo of Red-Eyed + Recessive Yellow. Picture is BBM's Fawntasy

Black Self. BBM's Haunter

Black Self. BBM's Haunter

Black Self. BBM's Haunter

A gorgeous example of Rumpwhite, on this Fawn Rumpwhite Manx. BBM's Creamsicle

A triple-litter of Fuzzy!!

A nursing mother Black Tan Satin.

Black Banded Dominant Hairless. BBM's Snakpak

Black Rumpwhite Dominant Hairless (high-expression Rumpwhite) WHAT A CUTIE!!!!

Black Merle. The Merle gene can only occur on Roan.

Black Merle.

Silver is a combination of the Red Eye gene + Blue.

Recessive Yellow. I love this color!

Dove Tan Satin.

Chinchilla. I get a lot of comments at shows asking "is that really a baby Chinchilla??" and it makes me laugh sooo much. No, this is a color of mouse. Chinchilla is c-dilute over Agouti, so it takes away the reddish brown color and leaves you with mostly gray.

A nearly perfect Rumpwhite. BBM's Burger King

Blue Rumpwhite (high-expression RW). BBM's Olive Garden

One of my AMAZING Black Selfs. BBM's Gengar

Tricolor Texel

Black Self. BBM's Banette

Blue-Agouti Rumpwhite - and he's a looker! BBM's Buffalo.

Banded Black Dominant Hairless. BBM's Jolly

Blue-Agouti Fox Satin Abysinnian

Roan

Pink-Eyed White (PEW) Satin Texel. Texel is a combination of the genes Angora + Rex

A look at my R.Hairless Group 6.

Cinnamon. This is the color combo of Agouti (aka wild color) + Chocolate. Picture is BBM's Carmel

Blue Dominant Hairless

Black-Eyed White Dominant Hairless!! BBM's Snowman

Sepia Fox Fuzzy

Blue-Point Siamese. This is the buck for my Siamese Group 5.

Burmese is the heterozygous form of Siamese. You'll see these pop up often in Siamese groups. This is a holdback doe from Siamese Group 5.

A Seal-Point Siamese doe from Siamese Group 5.

Black Self. BBM's Gengar

A gorgeous young example of the Abyssinian coat type.

Tiny little Black Self baby! The black ears, feet, and tail, are a must with this type.