Russian Blue Agouti
Description
A Russian Blue Agouti is a dark blue ticked rat, with a deeper undercoat of a light orange. The guardhairs and ticking are dark blue-grey and the ticking itself is heathered as a Russian Blue, through the heathering may be difficult to pick out. It is significantly darker than American Blue Agouti, and not nearly as reddish as Cinnamon, with a dark blue tone down to the skin. As with all Agouti, the belly is a lighter and greyer version of the top color. Eyes should be black.
Genetics
Standards
AFRMA (provisional)
"Color is dark blue at the base of the hair with a fawn band on top. Coat is evenly ticked with dark blue guard hairs. Belly color will be silver blue. Eye color is black."
RSA
"Color: An even blend of Russian blue and agouti ticking. Undercolor to be Russian blue down to the skin. Belly color to be silver. Foot color to match top. Faults: Uneven ticking causing the rat to appear either too blue (Russian blue) or too brown. Eye color: Black"
RatsPacNW
"Dark gray with orange/tan ticking, may have dark guard hairs. Eyes black."
URS
"An even mixture of Russian Blue and Agouti with ticking (heathering) being normal for this variety. Undercolor to be dark Russian Blue. Belly fur to be silver grey, consistent with Agouti. Eye color: Black.
Faults: Uneven blending, too dark or light."
Pictures
Russian Blue Agouti Bucke (c) Gabriel Edson
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