#silvertabbym

With the first pair, silver spotted tabbies!

With the second, brown spotted tabbies!

I’ll go ahead and answer this here since you added on the silver question.

To tell the difference between silver and grey, look at the stripes! If the stripes are black, the cat is genetically black and thus a silver tabby. If the stripes are grey, the cat is grey. Now, they can be silver and grey, and to tell if that’s so you look at how much contrast there is between the stripes and background. If the background is nearly white, chances are they’re silver grey.

If the tom is grey than the kit possibilities are:

Brown tabby toms, Ginger tabby toms, Brown tabby females, and Tortie tabby female. Half will have less than 50% white on them, a fourth more than 50% white, and the final fourth none at all.

If the tom is silver:

Silver tabby toms, Cameo tabby toms, Silver tabby females, and Silver tortie tabby female. Half will have less than 50% white on them, a fourth more than 50% white, and the final fourth none at all.

This is the same if the tom is Silver Grey. If the tom carries nonsilver, than possibilities from the grey cross are available.

Silver tabbies! Half will have less than 50% white on them :3

A grey tabby with black stripes is called a silver tabby btw ! :3

and with that combo it sounds like all your kits will be silver tabbies, unless the female carries nonsilver, in that case they can also have brown tabbies (golden-brown if you like)!

just a note, solid brown=chocolate

it sounds like they’ll have silver tabbies! :3

It sounds like Brown tabbies, Grey tabbies, Silver tabbies, Silver Grey tabbies, Solid blacks, Solid Greys, Chinchillas, and Chinchilla greys.

I don;t mean they’re popping out chinchillas btw that is a legit cat coat color thing.

Half the kits will have a small amount of white on them. You may not be able to tell on the chinchilla ones though.

and it sounds like green eyes it is.

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Silver spotted tabbies!