If two white mice mate will all of their babies be white?

Question

She only had 4 little ones. But I have another one that will be having babies in about 2 weeks.

Answer 1

yeah i think, im scared of mices they scare me lol

Answer 2

um, probably

Answer 3

yep. because white is the dominent allele

Answer 4

not necessarily  

Answer 5

There's a small chance one or two could be different.

Answer 6

Assuming white is the dominant allele, there could be a non-white offspring if both parents are hybrids (they'd be white but still carry the recessive non-white allele). There would be a 1 in 4 chance an offspring would get the recessive allele from both parents and be brown or black or whatever. Any other combination would result in the dominant allele being expressed and the offspring would be white.

Answer 7

Babydoll, that depends on God's decision.

Answer 8

there is no other color they gonna turn out to be but white:)

Have fun with the babys. keep me posted how many did you get.

i love little mouse:)  

Answer 9

Yes if the female mice is faithfull. if not help him(Male Mice) to get divorce

Answer 10

It depends. Most likely, but a grandma mouse or great great grandpa mouse may have been black, and therefore the babies can be black or brown or whatever. It is a recessive trait (: