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Chinchilla phenotype
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I've been breeding chinchillas for a bit now, and I'm not sure that I understand what creates certain phenotypes without spending a long time sorting horses.
This "plain" chinchilla is my least favorite, but seems to show up with both bay and buckskin.
LEC 129 Aims Promotion
If no silver, what do I need to do to get more shades like this rather than the one above? Or is it just luck of the draw?
LEC 124 Decades Bulldog
Silver seems to make nice dapples across multiple colors
Silver smoky black
LEC 133 Chinchilla Priest
I've gathered that it doesn't show up on black, but has lesser effects on smoky black and grullo.
Grullo:
LEC 128 Admission Sentences -
Chinchilla just gets rid of all the red and leaves all the black. The difference between the first two you posted, the plain "white" bay chinchilla and the shaded bay chinchilla, is the darkening genes that added more black to the coat. Darker bays and browns will be shaded like that, light bays will be plain white. Breed bays with hom sty and hom DP and you'll get shading like that. If you want the shading to have a dappled edge, add S+.
Silver brown chinchilla hom sty, no DP:
4G Luxinoir 18790108
Silver brown chinchilla hom sty, hom DP:
4G Luxinoir 18131469 Sort
Silver brown chinchilla with S+:
4G Luxinoir 18386542
This old thread has lots of examples too:
https://www.huntandjump.com/forum/discussion/57426/chinchilla-tips -
Also, the reason chinchilla shows on silver black and not black is because silver dilutes black, slightly allowing the red "underneath" to show, which is then eliminated by chinchilla in a silver black chinchilla. A plain silver black typically has some reddish undertones that make the dapples a little muddier, so when chinchilla gets rid of that red, the full effect of the silver diluting the black with no other pigments filling that in makes for very dynamic dapples.
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Great explanation! Thanks so much!
Want to explain platinum now? ;-P