Traits

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Supernova colour pallette. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene. 
 If both parents have it as recessive gene, it has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if rolled in a breeding.

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with the Inverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Pancake colour pallette. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene. 
 If both parents have it as recessive gene, it has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if rolled in a breeding.

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with theInverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Geode colour pallette. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene. 
 If both parents have it as recessive gene, it has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if rolled in a breeding.

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with theInverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Cosmic colour pallette. 
The top option for Piebald has white star marks throughout it, resembling the night sky.
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene. 
 If both parents have it as recessive gene, it has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if rolled in a breeding.

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with theInverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Abyssal colour pallette. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene. 
 If both parents have it as recessive gene, it has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if rolled in a breeding.

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with theInverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Velveteen colour pallette. 
This gene is only guaranteed from single-parent breeding of a Lop Dromedairy.
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene, or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene and has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if both parents have it as recessive if rolled in a breeding.

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with theInverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Lop colour pallette. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene or a recessive gene.
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene. 
 If both parents have it as recessive gene, it has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if rolled in a breeding.

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with theInverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Pumpkin Cinnamon Roll colour pallette. 
In breedings, this can be passed down as either a dominant or recessive gene. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene, or a recessive gene. 
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene and has a 50% chance of becoming dominant if both parents have it as recessive if rolled in a breeding. 

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with the Inverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Stratus colour pallette. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene, or a recessive gene. 
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene and has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if both parents have it as recessive if rolled in a breeding. 

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with the Inverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Estertide colour pallette. 
In breedings, this can be passed down as either a dominant or recessive gene. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene, or a recessive gene. 
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene and has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if both parents have it as recessive if rolled in a breeding. 

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with the Inverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Sun Cookie colour pallette. 
In breedings, this can be passed down as either a dominant or recessive gene. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene, or a recessive gene. 
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene and has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if both parents have it as recessive if rolled in a breeding. 


Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with the Inverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Chaparral colour pallette. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene, or a recessive gene. 
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene and has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if both parents have it as recessive if rolled in a breeding. 

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with the Inverted Gene

This trait grants the Dromedairy the Brine colour pallette. 
If a dromedairy has this gene as recessive, in order for offspring to obtain it the other parent must either have this gene as a dominant gene, or a recessive gene. 
Cannot pass to offspring as a dominant gene if only one parent carries the recessive gene and has a 75% chance of becoming dominant if both parents have it as recessive if rolled in a breeding. 

Below shows the normal Colouration and how it would look if used in conjunction with the Inverted Gene

Solarians with this trait have a longer mane that extends for more than half way down their back, but does not reach their rump. 
This mane can have sections missing. 
This can be used in conjunction with Hair Length traits. 
Cannot be inverted (meaning it cannot start at the rump).

Solarians with this trait have slightly longer hair than average.
You can find out how long this hair type can be by checking the size guides of the official lineset. 

Solarians with this trait have a longer mane that extends for more than halfway down their tail (either on top, underneath, or both) but does not reach their rump. 
This mane can have sections missing. 
This can be used in conjunction with Hair Length traits. 
Cannot be inverted (meaning it cannot start at the rump).

Kiamaras and Dromedairies with this trait have earned the ability to show off their feathers outside of the standard placements.

Kiamaras and Dromedairies with this feather trait have feathers that have been turned into another shape, such as a Star or a Heart for example.
The shape can be any kind that could typically be made out of a feather with all parts connecting to the rachis.

Kiamaras and Dromedairies with this feather trait have feathers that have been damaged. 
The damage can be anywhere and take on any extent, however, it must still be recognisable as a feather with some barbs attached to the rachis.