What´s this?
In a burmese litter, e: Agouti Burmese u: Burmese (no fox)
I have a strange variety… looks like a very dark white-bellied Agouti Burmese
If it is, I´m new to the fact white-bellied agouti is a recessive gene and I didn´t know I had it and I´m not perticually (spelling?) happy over it…
Why I´m a bit confused it that the kittens color is so much darker then all other agouti burmese I have, and I´m not sure it´s even an agouti burmese…

Well time will show what she is, but it´s very exciting (spelling) to find a "new" color in a litter - it´s been a long time since I did…
Aww … i have no idea about colour but darn she has a cute ass ;)
And face… :P
LOL
She is not an Agouti.
Think she´s just aac(ch)c(ch) with light fur on belly
Is it possible she could be a(t)ac(ch)c(ch), hence the white belly?
#9 no - not if we are talking dominant genes… if we´re talking recessive it´s another question…
Sorry, I missed the part in the first post where you wrote there's no fox involved… 
it´s ok… I also read fast and "sloppy" (untidy?) from time to time…
This girl still looks a bit strange…

.. look's like a little chinchilla .. 

#14 Haha, she looks så relaxed, even though she hangs up side down! She even pulls in her front legs! :P
Älskar mina stora små vänner..
#17 haha, but I can tell you she was NOT…

Hahaha! You cought the right moment!
Älskar mina stora små vänner..

whatever color she has it is very pretty!

She is very pretty! I love the colour. To me she does look agouti. Coincidently I have a girl that looks similar to her, but I only took pictures of the boys today. So I have a picture of her brother, he is just a bit lighter than her, maybe because the ends of the hairs are light because he is texel and he is satin, but his belly is also lighter. He is certainly not a fox (he is A* cch ce).


#21 yes, now she looks more like Agouti…
They look a bit simular. My only explanation is an effect of the chinchillagene…







