Eva's Rat Colours Page - Ruby Eyed Cinnamon

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Ruby Eyed Cinnamon
Megafawn's rat babies.

Ruby Eyed Cinnamon
Overall impression: To be a cinnamon brown colour with chocolate ticking evenly disributed over the body. There shall be an even demarcation between top colour and belly colour. No white markings or white hairs.
Undercolour: To be greyish brown.
Band colour: To be golden orange.
Ticking: To be chocolate brown.
Belly colour: Belly to have a greybrown undercolour with a light silvergrey band and no ticking.
Feet: To conform with body colour.
Eye colour: Ruby or dark ruby.
Other name: In the USA: cinnamon.
Genetics: (probably mmRr)
Development of colour: This colour looks like fawn at least up until the age of 4weeks, then it starts developing into a colour that reminds more of the true lynx (aabbdd) than of a fawn or a cinnamon. As adult this colour looks very much like black eyed cinnamon, the main difference is the ruby eyes and a slightly more reddish orange impression of overall fur colour.
Known since: In Sweden 1991 under the name "SRS-lynx".


Photo by Eva Johansson.
Last update: 13th of Febuary 2003.