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would crossing a black eyed white to another, give you all black eyed white kits?

 

Almost certainly not!

 

It also carries a risk. You're best to mate a BEW with an albino (which still carries risks, but they are reduced in probability) and cross your fingers for a BEW kit!

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Guest friedrice
done a bit of scouring the net, and a few of the americans who write all that crap about ferrets that the pet keepers get there hands on and then start quoting, do say that a BLACK EYED WHITE, which they class as a DARK EYED WHITE, is in fact a silver, that has moulted out the silver guard hairs,

I to have always thought, that BEW's dont really exist as a colour, just SILVERS, I have two silver jills, that in their winter coats, could easily be classed as BEW's

well stubs i think your right on this one mate. from the day i posted that post ive read books about ferrets,genetics l

spent hours on the web and all i can say is there aint no thing as a pure black eyed white ferret.

my one is pure white with black eyes,but is a light silver showing no dark hair at all,and myselfe and many more would think they are indeed

b.e.w's. geneticly i couldent have one in my line,just a one off, thats all

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I've said all I'm going to regarding the genetics of DEWs and Silvers on another thread. :whistling:

 

I might be wrong, but I think friedrice had some input into that thread.... :D

i dont think i did droid,cant recall talking about bew's before :unsure:

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