Meet the girls!
4 posters
Page 1 of 1
Meet the girls!
by LazyMouse Wed 29 Mar 2017, 8:46 pm
Got my mice recently 
here's a couple pics of them while still in their carrier from getting them!
The one with the Black pattern is named Ellie and shes the most sweetest one. Already seems to climb on my hand.
The one the beige pattern is called Pumpkin, she seems to be more timid. Her fur seems to be silky as well.
I'll take more pics if they're ever photogenic enough
Btw what would you call their fur patterns/type? Would really appreciate if someone would know what it is.
here's a couple pics of them while still in their carrier from getting them!
The one with the Black pattern is named Ellie and shes the most sweetest one. Already seems to climb on my hand.
The one the beige pattern is called Pumpkin, she seems to be more timid. Her fur seems to be silky as well.
I'll take more pics if they're ever photogenic enough
Btw what would you call their fur patterns/type? Would really appreciate if someone would know what it is.
LazyMouse- Jr Member
- Join date : 2017-03-27
Posts : 23
Re: Meet the girls!
by Peachy Wed 29 Mar 2017, 9:57 pm
Congrats! They're adorable, and I love their names. 
It looks like you have a broken black and a satin broken yellow. "Broken" simply means not "self"/solid, and is used when the spotting gene is unknown (as is common in mice from pet store origins). You'll probably find its usage varies a bit among groups of fanciers, though.
It looks like you have a broken black and a satin broken yellow. "Broken" simply means not "self"/solid, and is used when the spotting gene is unknown (as is common in mice from pet store origins). You'll probably find its usage varies a bit among groups of fanciers, though.
Peachy- Moderator
- Join date : 2016-04-06
Posts : 3167
Re: Meet the girls!
by LazyMouse Wed 29 Mar 2017, 10:03 pm
I really must get myself accustomed to fur coats but thank you nonethelessPeachy wrote:Congrats! They're adorable, and I love their names.
It looks like you have a broken black and a satin broken yellow. "Broken" simply means not "self"/solid, and is used when the spotting gene is unknown (as is common in mice from pet store origins). You'll probably find its usage varies a bit among groups of fanciers, though.
LazyMouse- Jr Member
- Join date : 2017-03-27
Posts : 23
Re: Meet the girls!
by scaredymouse Wed 29 Mar 2017, 11:03 pm
Eeeeeeeee! So cute! I'm a sucker for a cow mouse ❤
_________________
Lady mice: stormy, Dahlia, lily, Ella billie, coco, maggie
Gentleman mice: milo, jimmy
Other pets: Little Buddy, Kevin (cats) robert, lulu, Englebert, harold, Gerald, Zumi, nico, charlie, (hamsters), stella (gerbil), Gilly (hedgehog)
Penny, Honeybun, Lucy, Annie, Gilly, Furgie, Tedward Wigglesworth, Olivia, Goose, Sweet Katie, Binky, Delilah, Bitsy, Boopers, Sprout, Splotchy, Eva, Slappy, Shuggie, Fancy Pants, Jellybean, Charlie, Murray, Sally, Maya, Gunther, Lil Smokey, Magnus, Norman, Winnie, Sally, George, Harriet, Spec, Erzulie, Lucille, Agatha and Clementine.
scaredymouse- Hero Member
- Join date : 2016-04-03
Posts : 2458
Re: Meet the girls!
by CallaLily Tue 04 Apr 2017, 1:46 pm
Congrats on the new girls. They're both pretty but I love Ellie's half dark/half light tail.
CallaLily- Hero Member
- Join date : 2016-04-03
Posts : 3937
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
