Note i don't claim to know genes i just enjoy punnett squares and stuff

Ok so like, does everyone know that wolves have either KK or Kk or kk, right???

With this, I have a theory that all slugcats are varients of a green color (Kk) and a white color (KK). Red slugcats, which is a recessive trait, is (kk). (Im gonna keep using k although it might be different, probs more a C for coat/color)

I believe Black coats were KK, and gray/white coats were Kk.

Red slugcats are rare, as the trait only shows up by chance or if two red slugcats intentionally have a pup.

Pink and red slugcats are different. Pink slugcats are considered more common than red as they are a varient of white (KK), though still are rare to see.

Red and or pink slugcats also show up if a red slugcat and a pink slugcat have pups, although they are most likely going to be pink because pink is a more dominant trait.

Now that ive given you a slugcat biology lesson you're probably thinking 1 of 3 things

1: "peachy wtf did you just say" GO LOOK AT UR BIOLOGY TEXT BOOK IF U DIDNT UNDERSTAND

2: "you have no clue how genotypes, phenotypes and punnett squares work" i probably dont i hate school😝