Drippy
Type: Polygenic
Issues: N/A
First Produced In: Unknown
Availability: Common
Last Updated: 2022-04-26
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About
Drippy is not a trait. If we are going to use the word trait we should refer to the genetic description of a trait just like in other reptile communities. Drippy is tied to the snowflake gene, the 2 colors we see from it Orange and cream are a result of the Harlequin and or Tangerine gene influencing that part of those traits. Drippy is a description of how the traits developed. [1]
A lighter dorsal is a key component to Drippys as the dorsal drips down onto the upper laterals, creating a ‘Drippy’ effect. Drippy is most commonly seen in Harlequins, Extreme Harlequins, Tricolours, Extreme Tricolours, Pinstripe morphs & Lilly Whites. [2]
Nothing will be only Drippy, there will always be something with the Drippy.
History
No history yet
Appearance
Head
The head is unaffected.
Body
A lighter dorsal is a key component to a Drippy as the dorsal drips down onto the upper laterals, creating a ‘Drippy’ effect. Drippy is most commonly seen in Harlequins, Extreme Harlequins, Tricolours, Extreme Tricolours, Pinstripe morphs & Lilly Whites.
Belly
The belly is unaffected.
Tail
The tail is unaffected.
Proven Lines
No known proven lines.
