Erythrism
Examples
Basics
• Erythrism in ketucari causes all of the markings to appear in pinkish or pink-orange shades.
• In your ketucari's genotype, erythrism is denoted by the letters "nEr" (heterozygous) or "ErEr" (homozygous).
• In its heterozygous form, erythrism has a pass rate of 10%. Homozygous erythrism has a 35% pass rate.
• In your ketucari's genotype, erythrism is denoted by the letters "nEr" (heterozygous) or "ErEr" (homozygous).
• In its heterozygous form, erythrism has a pass rate of 10%. Homozygous erythrism has a 35% pass rate.
Color
Erythrism is fairly versatile design wise, as long as you keep the appropriate colors. It may also effect the skin and claws by making them lighter, though this an optional design choice.
Even markings that appear in vibrant colors, such as hued points, will be altered by this mutation (also becoming pink or pink-orange).
Erythristic bases can be picked from one of the following swatches, though it is not necessary:
Interaction with Other Markings
• White marks are the only markings that show normally colored in erythristic ketucari.
• Erythrism cannot be inherited along with another color mutation. When breeding two color mutated ketucari,
cubs can only inherit one of the mutations.