#gingerclassicm

is it possible for the mother to have blue eyes despite not having any white fur? Like maybe Ss white spotting but it doesn't show or something? Idk I'm just guessing but can something like that happen?

I think this is technically possible under the conditions you describe but I would advise against it because it’s really not probable. It’s far better to just give her a tiny bit of white, even just a locket. It’s already pretty uncommon for a cat to have blue eyes when they don’t have a pretty high amount of white spotting (e.g., at least enough to have white around the eyes), much less when they aren’t visibly white at all.

As for the kittens:

Male kits will be black-based, female kits will be tortie-based.

If the mom carries solid, each kit has a 50/50 chance of being solid vs. tabby. Otherwise, every kit will be tabby. If the mom carries classic, each tabby kit will have a 50/50 chance of being classic vs. mackerel. Otherwise, every tabby kit will be mackerel.

If the mom carries the non-silver gene, each kit has a 50/50 chance of being non-silver vs. silver or smoke. If the mom doesn’t, every kit will be silver or smoke -- silver if tabby and smoke if solid.

Short and medium fur are different things, so you’ll have to tell me which one before I can tell you what their fur length will be.

Ginger tabby toms, Brown tabby toms, Torbie she-cats, and Ginger she-cats.

Their tabby is probably mackerel, but if the mother carries classic they should be possible too.

Half the kits will have less than 50% white on them, a fourth more than 50%, and the final fourth no white at all. 

So yes, a calico girl is possible!

The tom’s mother will need to be ginger or tortie herself. She will also need to be or carry classic tabby. His mother will also need to be or carry longhair.

The mother’s parents could really come in any combo, as long as you get “opposite colors” to cause her calico. One or both will need white on them, probably a similar amount. Both her parents will need to be or carry dilute.

get back to me on the fur if its important!

Brown broken mackerel tabby males, and tortie broken mackerel tabby females. Half will have about the same amount of white on them as the father.

I’m honestly not sure about the heredity of tufted ears, I’d say if you want a kit or two with it, go for it! Although from what I’ve seen, its much more pronounces on longhaired cats, it was a good call only making it slight.