50% standard
50% hetero ebony (Ee)
25% standard
25% hetero ebony (Ee)
25% beige (Pwpw)
25% beige hetero ebony (pastel ebony, PwpwEe)
50% beige (Pwpw)
50% beige hetero ebony (PwpwEe)
25% standard
25% hetero ebony (Ee)
25% black velvet (Blbl)
25% hetero ebony velvet (EeBlbl)
25% standard
25% hetero ebony (Ee)
25% white (Ww)
25% hetero ebony white (EeWw)
25% standard
50% hetero ebony (Ee)
25% homo ebony (EE)
50% hetero ebony (Ee)
50% homo ebony (EE)
50% standard african violet carrier (Vv)
50% hetero ebony african violet carrier (EeVv)
50% standard sapphire carrier (Ss)
50% hetero ebony violet carrier (EeSs)
50% standard charcoal carrier (Cc)
50% hetero ebony charcoal carrier (EeCc)
50% standard german violet carrier (Gg)
50% hetero ebony german violet carrier (EeGg)
Crosses with hetero ebony
Hetero-ebony could be called a partial phenotype of homo-ebony. While a homo-ebony is usually evenly black all around the body, hetero-ebonies can differ from even black to dark black on back and head and lighter on the flanks, to nearly standard. This is still the case when they are combined with other mutations. In the table below only gene symbols for the relevant mutations are given.
