You are missing a big part of the picture only considering the leucistic, white tip, and WFB as possible contributers. Little dipper is out of Hope and Sammie. Hope is a cinnamon and Sammie is a Leucistic this makes Little dipper a 100% cinnamon/leucistic het while bailey is a WFB White tip het. If you want to try to duplicate it then place Bailey with one of Little Dippers sisters. You might get a better breeding and another bailey. However I think that this might be one of those 1 in 64 chance gliders I will need to analyze a quadruple gene punnence square. Consequently I own Inuyasha, a brother to Little dipper. I will be pairing Inuyasha to a 100% leucistic/cinnamon het. There is a chance I could throw an odd coat color, but it is slight. I will eventually attempt to use WFB in the line, I however think that the key gene lies within Bailey and not Little Dipper.

Chris, I am with you there. Bailey is so light for a first gen. and he has a short nap coat which might add to the genetics too. I am going to try Bailey with Pixie. Pixie is sister to Lil Dipper.

I really hope you can duplicate Hailey. That is a great variation to produce. He is a stunning glider; the most stunning I have seen. With only one glider of that variation it might be difficult to keep that trait going, however with two or more you can found various lines and keep them separated then concentrated on breeding the variation. I am looking forward to your continual advancement of this variation and other possible variations that might result from it. In terms of coat colors, we have only just scratched the surface. With the work being done by dedicated breeders, like Shelia and Pricilla, I am confident that we will be able to have more joeys that have unique yet unknown color variations.

I second that! Put me on the list to for a Haley Joey so I can help you out <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumb.gif" alt="" />