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*draws several Punnett Squares*

Alright, I’ll assume Firestar’s coat-color genotype is Rb, his eye color genotype is GG, and his white spots genotype is ww, with the phenotype of ginger fur and green eyes with no white spots, and Spottedleaf’s coat-color genotype is is RB, her eye-color genotype is AA, and her white spots genotype is Ww, with a phenotype of calico with amber eyes. If this is the case, Firestar and Spottedleaf’s kits would have a 50% chance of being ginger, a 25% chance of being tortoiseshell (if they were a she-cat), and a 25% chance of being black. They would also have a 100% chance of having hazel eyes. They would also have a 50% chance of having white spots. So if I had to choose two kits for Spottedleaf and Firestar, I would have one be a solid ginger tom with hazel eyes, and the other be a calico she-cat with hazel eyes.

I’ll assume Crowfeather’s coat color genotype is BB, his eye color genotype is BB, his dilution genotype is dd, and his agouti (tabby) genotype is aa. I’ll also assume Feathertail’s coat color genotype is BB, her eye color genotype is BA, her dilution genotype is dd, and her agouti genotype is AA. Therefore, Crowfeather and Feathertail’s kits would have a 100% of being a gray/silver tabby with blue eyes. The only possible phenotypical variability would be gender, so I guess Crowfeather and Feathertail’s three kits would be a gray tabby she-cat with blue eyes, a gray tabby tom with blue eyes, and a gray tabby she-cat with blue eyes.

I’ll assume that Honeyfern’s coat color genotype is b1b1, her eye color genotype is BA, and her dilution genotype is DD. I’ll also assume that Berrynose’s coat color genotype is RR, his eye color genotype is BG, and his dilution genotype is dd. Therefore, Honeyfern and Berrynose’s kits would have a 100% chance of being ginger, and would have a 75% chance of having blue eyes and a 25% chance of having hazel eyes. Therefore, I’ll make Honeyfern and Berrynose’s only kit be a ginger tom with blue eyes.