What color kitten will your Persian cats have- see below

Purrinlot's Color Charts

Charts-
Solid- both pointed and non-pointed- currently down-being repaired 
Bicolor to Bicolor -found below
Tabby Chart- coming soon to Purrinlot

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If you have a solid and a bicolor- just add the word white to the breeding and use the chart below.
Please note no silvers, smokes, shaded's or tabbies are within these chart- however- until the scripts are finished being written:

For Silver, Shaded and Smokes- Simply follow the Charts
and substitute correlating color as listed below. 
Use in both the solid and the bicolor charts listed

Chinchilla or Shaded Silver -Black
Shaded or Shell Cameo -Red
Shaded or Shell Tortoiseshell -Tortoiseshell
Chinchilla or Shaded Golden -Black
Shaded or Shell Cameo -Red
Shaded or Shell Tortoiseshell -Tortoiseshell
Blue Smoke -Blue
Black Smoke -Black
Cameo Smoke -Red
Smoke Tortoiseshell -Tortoiseshell
Blue-Cream Smoke -Blue/Cream

For Tabbies-
Brown tabby-Black
Tortie tabby- Brown Patch
Blue/Cream tabby-Blue Patch
Calico or Tortie tabby with White- Brown Patch tabby and White
Dilute Calico tabby- Blue Patch tabby and White
For all other tabby colors add the word tabby
NOTE-all reds and creams look tabby- But only agouti red and cream tabbies are really tabbies

The chart below is for bi-color to bi-color only.

Bi-color to bi-color should increase white for the most part. However a van or genetic van to a bi-color will not increase white, yet may decrease the amount of white in the offspring. In otherwords...just because one cat has a lot of white(the van), doesn't mean you are going to increase white in the breeding.

Van to Van will produce Vans

Bi-color to Bi-color will produce 25% solid, 50% bi-colors and 25% van.

In order to have a bi-color offspring, one or more parents must be a bi-color.

With white being dominate- you most always gets white

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