Marble Bengal Cat: Sorrel Serenity W/Newborn Kittens Born April/14/2018

Please take some time to check out information and links on Bengal genetics and how genes impact cat color patterns. Some worthy links are as follows (below):
1) http://www.beautifulbengals.com/Bengal_Genetics.html
2) http://www.catbuyerguide.com/bengal_genetics101.html
3) http://www.hdw-inc.com/genetics.htm
Here you will find that the marble coat color pattern is a recessive gene and thus the marble coloration is actually typically more rare. In essence the following quote is relevant in regards to marble coat color genetics: "The marble pattern is the result of a recessive gene. Two marble cats will always produce marble kittens. Two marbles bred together cannot produce spotted kittens. Spotted cats can carry the marble gene recessively though."

Intro: I run a small cattery located in Scottsdale Arizona. My cattery features Marble Bengal Cats with superior dispositions, high intelligence. All my cats are tested feline leukemia and FIV negative. Please contact me for more information should you be interested in one or more of my family raised beautiful Bengal kittens at mysticmarblebengals@gmail.com /..................

Sorrel Serenity: A Rust Colored Bengal Queen (above) and Below this Rust Colored Queen with (nickname) Macho. This Queen is Expecting! Sorrel Serenity's rust colot is extremely rare and some of her kittens may inherit it. Serenity's  super calm easy going disposition is another attribute her  kittens may well be destined to inherit as well. Having one of the most laid back attitudes I've ever seen in a Bengal cat this girl gets along with children & other pets.

Mr. Mystic Mirage (AKA Macho) with a new rust marble Bengal queen. This queen is expecting a litter of kittens and if rust or sorrel colored this is rare within Bengal cats! Please contact me at mysticmarblebengals@gmail.com for additional information and/or updates....................................My YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoGqt0J4xE-_rsum_UuYJDw // Kitten updates will be posted as available.

Please take some time to check out information and links on Bengal genetics and how genes impact cat color patterns. Some worthy links are as follows (below):
1) http://www.beautifulbengals.com/Bengal_Genetics.html
2) http://www.catbuyerguide.com/bengal_genetics101.html
3) http://www.hdw-inc.com/genetics.htm

Here you will find that the marble coat color pattern is a recessive gene and thus the marble coloration is actually typically more rare. In essence the following quote is relevant in regards to marble coat color genetics: "The marble pattern is the result of a recessive gene. Two marble cats will always produce marble kittens. Two marbles bred together cannot produce spotted kittens. Spotted cats can carry the marble gene recessively though."

Mystic Dream Chaser. A Striking Marble Bengal Queen.

Intro: I run a small cattery located in Scottsdale Arizona. My cattery features Marble Bengal Cats with superior dispositions, high intelligence. All my cats are tested feline leukemia and FIV negative. Please contact me for more information should you be interested in one or more of my family raised beautiful Bengal kittens at mysticmarblebengals@gmail.com /................

Please take some time to check out information and links on Bengal genetics and how genes impact cat color patterns. Some worthy links are as follows (below):
1) http://www.beautifulbengals.com/Bengal_Genetics.html
2) http://www.catbuyerguide.com/bengal_genetics101.html
3) http://www.hdw-inc.com/genetics.htm
Here you will find that the marble coat color pattern is a recessive gene and thus the marble coloration is actually typically more rare. In essence the following quote is relevant in regards to marble coat color genetics: "The marble pattern is the result of a recessive gene. Two marble cats will always produce marble kittens. Two marbles bred together cannot produce spotted kittens. Spotted cats can carry the marble gene recessively though."

Mystic Sweet Dreams Mixed Photos

Intro: I run a small cattery located in Scottsdale Arizona. My cattery features Marble Bengal Cats with superior dispositions, high intelligence. All my cats are tested feline leukemia and FIV negative. Please contact me for more information should you be interested in one or more of my family raised beautiful Bengal kittens at mysticmarblebengals@gmail.com /..................

Please take some time to check out information and links on Bengal genetics and how genes impact cat color patterns. Some worthy links are as follows (below):
1) http://www.beautifulbengals.com/Bengal_Genetics.html
2) http://www.catbuyerguide.com/bengal_genetics101.html
3) http://www.hdw-inc.com/genetics.htm
Here you will find that the marble coat color pattern is a recessive gene and thus the marble coloration is actually typically more rare. In essence the following quote is relevant in regards to marble coat color genetics: "The marble pattern is the result of a recessive gene. Two marble cats will always produce marble kittens. Two marbles bred together cannot produce spotted kittens. Spotted cats can carry the marble gene recessively though."

Mystic Sweet Dreams !! One of My Young Royal Marble Bengal Queens

Intro: I run a small cattery located in Scottsdale Arizona. My cattery features Marble Bengal Cats with superior dispositions, high intelligence. All my cats are tested feline leukemia and FIV negative. Please contact me for more information should you be interested in one or more of my family raised beautiful Bengal kittens at mysticmarblebengals@gmail.com /..................

Please take some time to check out information and links on Bengal genetics and how genes impact cat color patterns. Some worthy links are as follows (below):
1) http://www.beautifulbengals.com/Bengal_Genetics.html
2) http://www.catbuyerguide.com/bengal_genetics101.html
3) http://www.hdw-inc.com/genetics.htm
Here you will find that the marble coat color pattern is a recessive gene and thus the marble coloration is actually typically more rare. In essence the following quote is relevant in regards to marble coat color genetics: "The marble pattern is the result of a recessive gene. Two marble cats will always produce marble kittens. Two marbles bred together cannot produce spotted kittens. Spotted cats can carry the marble gene recessively though."

Mystic Royal Jade. A Subtle Shaded Spotted Silver Bengal Queen W/Lots of Glitter

Intro: I run a small cattery located in Scottsdale Arizona. My cattery features Marble Bengal Cats with superior dispositions, high intelligence. All my cats are tested feline leukemia and FIV negative. Please contact me for more information should you be interested in one or more of my family raised beautiful Bengal kittens at mysticmarblebengals@gmail.com /..................

Please take some time to check out information and links on Bengal genetics and how genes impact cat color patterns. Some worthy links are as follows (below):
1) http://www.beautifulbengals.com/Bengal_Genetics.html
2) http://www.catbuyerguide.com/bengal_genetics101.html
3) http://www.hdw-inc.com/genetics.htm
Here you will find that the marble coat color pattern is a recessive gene and thus the marble coloration is actually typically more rare. In essence the following quote is relevant in regards to marble coat color genetics: "The marble pattern is the result of a recessive gene. Two marble cats will always produce marble kittens. Two marbles bred together cannot produce spotted kittens. Spotted cats can carry the marble gene recessively though."

Mystic Royal Jade. A Female Shaded Silver Bengal Girl

Intro: I run a small cattery located in Scottsdale Arizona. My cattery features Marble Bengal Cats with superior dispositions, high intelligence. All my cats are tested feline leukemia and FIV negative. Please contact me for more information should you be interested in one or more of my family raised beautiful Bengal kittens at mysticmarblebengals@gmail.com /..................

Please take some time to check out information and links on Bengal genetics and how genes impact cat color patterns. Some worthy links are as follows (below):
1) http://www.beautifulbengals.com/Bengal_Genetics.html
2) http://www.catbuyerguide.com/bengal_genetics101.html
3) http://www.hdw-inc.com/genetics.htm

Here you will find that the marble coat color pattern is a recessive gene and thus the marble coloration is actually typically more rare. In essence the following quote is relevant in regards to marble coat color genetics: "The marble pattern is the result of a recessive gene. Two marble cats will always produce marble kittens. Two marbles bred together cannot produce spotted kittens. Spotted cats can carry the marble gene recessively though."

Mr. Mystic Mirage Mixed Photos! This Stud Cat Has Tons Of Glitter Impact Throughout His Stunning Coat!

Intro: I run a small cattery located in Scottsdale Arizona. My cattery features Marble Bengal Cats with superior dispositions, high intelligence. All my cats are tested feline leukemia and FIV negative. Please contact me for more information should you be interested in one or more of my family raised beautiful Bengal kittens at mysticmarblebengals@gmail.com /..........

Please take some time to check out information and links on Bengal genetics and how genes impact cat color patterns. Some worthy links are as follows (below):
1) http://www.beautifulbengals.com/Bengal_Genetics.html
2) http://www.catbuyerguide.com/bengal_genetics101.html
3) http://www.hdw-inc.com/genetics.htm
Here you will find that the marble coat color pattern is a recessive gene and thus the marble coloration is actually typically more rare. In essence the following quote is relevant in regards to marble coat color genetics: "The marble pattern is the result of a recessive gene. Two marble cats will always produce marble kittens. Two marbles bred together cannot produce spotted kittens. Spotted cats can carry the marble gene recessively though."

Mr. Mystic Mirage (A.K.A. Macho). This Male Bengal has a Stunning Glitter Coat

Please take some time to check out information and links on Bengal genetics and how genes impact cat color patterns. Some worthy links are as follows (below):
1) http://www.beautifulbengals.com/Bengal_Genetics.html
2) http://www.catbuyerguide.com/bengal_genetics101.html
3) http://www.hdw-inc.com/genetics.htm
Here you will find that the marble coat color pattern is a recessive gene and thus the marble coloration is actually typically more rare. In essence the following quote is relevant in regards to marble coat color genetics: "The marble pattern is the result of a recessive gene. Two marble cats will always produce marble kittens. Two marbles bred together cannot produce spotted kittens. Spotted cats can carry the marble gene recessively though."