Traits

Crysalla Bioluminescence

Crysalla Bioluminescence (Common)

Species: Crysalla

Markings glow in the dark.

Crysalla Sparkle

Crysalla Sparkle (Common)

Species: Crysalla

Markings shimmer and sparkle in the light.

Crysalla Iridescence

Crysalla Iridescence (Uncommon)

Species: Crysalla

Markings reflect rainbow in the light.

Crysalla Metallic Markings

Crysalla Metallic Markings (Uncommon)

Species: Crysalla

Markings shine and reflect light, mimicking a metallic appearance. 

Crysalla Color Changing Markings

Crysalla Color Changing Markings (Rare)

Species: Crysalla

Markings may shift between two different colors slowly due to diet, retaining the same pattern.

Crysalla Seasonal Markings

Crysalla Seasonal Markings (Rare)

Species: Crysalla

Markings change color season by season, retaining the same pattern. Between 2-4 color palettes.

Crysalla Abundism

Crysalla Abundism (Common)

Species: Crysalla

Crysalla possesses a pseudo-melanistic gene that results in dark pigment on parts of the body and crystals.

Crysalla Piebaldism

Crysalla Piebaldism (Uncommon)

Species: Crysalla

Crysalla possesses a white spotting gene that removes pigment from the body and crystals.

Crysalla Melanism

Crysalla Melanism (Rare)

Species: Crysalla

Crysalla possesses more melanin, affecting the body, bones, and crystals.

Crysalla Camouflage

Crysalla Camouflage (Legendary)

Species: Crysalla

Ability to completely change marking colors to any at will, like a chameleon. Maintains the same marking pattern.

Crysalla Albinism

Crysalla Albinism (Legendary)

Species: Crysalla

Crysalla lacks melanin, affecting the body and crystals.

Crysalla Vitiligo

Crysalla Vitiligo (Legendary)

Species: Crysalla

Crysalla progressively loses melanin over time, affecting the body and crystals.

Crysalla Mosaicism

Crysalla Mosaicism (Limited)

Species: Crysalla

Crysalla possesses more than one genetic line, resulting in clashing markings.

Crysalla Chimerism

Crysalla Chimerism (Limited)

Species: Crysalla

Crysalla twins that fused in the egg, possessing two genetic lines. Can be bilateral or random.

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