Book of Seaquines Patterns

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Patterns Seaquine patterns come in three groups, body, fin and color/texture. Some patterns are common, some rare. As new patterns are discovered they will be added here. All patterns are genetic and can be passed from parent to offspring unless otherwise noted.
Body Patterns
Level 1: Common Spots Bay Paint Stripe Splash No pattern (not shown)
Level 2: Uncommon Appaloosa Splotch Calico (koi) Clownfish
Level 3: Rare Zebra Leopard Spots Numbat Okapi Zebrafinch
Special Rules Dreamer (Skill) Reticulated (Dwarf) *Biolum (Ghost)
Fin Patterns
Level 1: Common Stripe Blend Faded No pattern (not shown)
Level 2: Uncommon Multi Stripe Triple Blend Triple Fade
Level 3: Rare Quad Stripe Banded Spots
Level 4: Ultra Rare Rainbow Blend (4 or more blended colors)
Color Patterns (Texture)
Level 1: Common Sand Cloud Dapple Blend *Enhanced Shading No pattern (not shown)
Level 2: Uncommon Star Dapple Speckled Brindled Roan
Level 3: Rare Tipped Scales Dynamic/Metallic Albino Chameleon
Additional Information Albino: Genetic pure white (albino) is very rare. This color pattern will effect body and fin patterns changing all colors to pinks, whites and creams. Pure White: Pure white Seaquines without the albino gene have had their colors enhanced through special breeding items. These items also raise intelligence and charisma which is why many Seaquines in leadership positions are pure white. Rainbow: Rarely passed genetically, Achieved through special breeding items. Dreamer Pattern: All breeds. Only visible if seaquine carries the dreamer skill. Chameleon Pattern: This color pattern is a result of overusing the chameleon skill. The body's original color coding is lost, replaced by swirls of mixed colors. At its strongest this will override all patterns on both fins and body. Reticulated: Breed specific, dwarves only. Can be bred into other breeds. Biolum: Breed specific, ghosts only. Can be bred into other breeds. Double Patterns: Showing two patterns from the same group is rare. Special items can be used to increase the chances of two patterns carrying to the offspring but this is never a sure thing. OOAK: One of a kind patterns. White Markings: Simple white markings on the legs and face come in all varieties. Enhanced Shading: This color pattern can be very subtle but very beautiful. Enhanced Shading Sample (with and without)
Clown Fish Patterns The first three are possible stripe patterns. The last is a possible extra shading. Markings are always a shade of white.

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