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RE: All about Confetti kittens: 8 total colors found! update
As I've said elsewhere, and has been alluded to just above, my suggestion is to treat Confetti cats as a completely separate breedable product.
In general, they work just like KittyCatS normal cats. And, yes, they can cross-bred with normal cats. BUT, if the goal is Confetti furs, the ONLY choice is to work with Confetti cats (you can NOT crossbred and still get Confetti).
And, since they're a re-boot back to starters, very few people will want to work with the non-Confetti offspring .. unless one is VERY lucky, the offspring will be a low-trait-count cat with fair-to-midlin' trait values.
Remember, as you breed down generation of Confetti cats, you're UNINTENTIONALLY ELIMINATING normal furs. All those non-Confetti offspring do give you a clue as to the normal furs in their parents. And one could use them to determine all four values in both parents. But, over time, the observant breeder will notice that their non-Confetti offspring are showing less and less variation in their non-Confetti furs until, eventually (and not really that far down the line) all non-Confetti offspring will show (and hide) the same normal fur.
So, I would suggest immediately sending any non-Confetti offspring off the the Menagerie and using the store credits to obtain new Confetti starters (or supplies).
Yes, at present, as normal starters, Confetti starts CAN introduce new trait values and, except for their Confetti furs, those trait values should be pass-able to normal cats. [The appearance of this trait would be the ONLY case where I would keep a non-Confetti offspring.]
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