>>I'm assuming that Ivory Creme is just another term for
>> REW.
>
>No, ivory cream is a color. (But are they sure it's ivory cream? b/c the
>ivory creams I've had, it's been very hard to tell if they were spotted at
>all once they reached a certain age. They are very pale cream, almost
>white.)
>
>> Could it also be possible, since a Siamese is nothing more than a CP
>> Black with cbch, it could possibly have an ef, which would make it a
>> LCP Black/Light Siamese?
>
>I think e(f)e(f) colorpoints are just white. LCPNutmeg, maybe--how old is
>it? Mine didn't have her full points until she was about 6mos old.
>
>Elizabeth
"No, the gerbil has the features of an ivory cream pied. He's white with light
orange splotches and the dark nose, feet, tail, and ears. At the tip of its
tail it has white but the rest is brownish."
If this is true... Would an Eef have any affect on coloring?
I think the main factor right now is the age of the gerbil.... I've
been tempted to say it's possibly some version of a DTW, only with
the mention of the other dark body parts, makes this sort of
impossible. He's obviously spotted, whatever he is, especially with
the tip of the tail being white. Something spotted and color pointed,
depending on age, but other than that, for now I'm sort of baffled.
If there was some way to verify part of the genetics of the parents,
this could narrow things down. I wonder what the other siblings were?
-Jackie
