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Hey, I don't see this one under SbSb, that my horse has: |
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Shadow Woods said:
Hey, I don't see this one under SbSb, that my horse has:
Thank you! The SbSb patterns seem to be especially hit hard by the horses dying off. |
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I have a chimmy mare here, but I don't know if you would want this because she has patterns, so it's a little complicated. :') |
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Of, but also On, -Topic, are the Rnrn and RnRn (roan) patterns visibly distinguishable? I'm trying to aviod gene testing all of my roaned stallions |
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Orikaii said:
Of, but also On, -Topic, are the Rnrn and RnRn (roan) patterns visibly distinguishable? I'm trying to aviod gene testing all of my roaned stallions
I don't believe so, for example both of these horses have the same roan pattern, but one is RnRn and the other is Rnrn. |
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Is this a fewspot pattern you don't have in here, or am I missing something? |
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Eyrie of the Stars said:
Is this a fewspot pattern you don't have in here, or am I missing something?
they do i think |
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So LpLp and Lplp affect the patterns. Is the P1 or P2 pattern affected by whether it's hetero/homo as well? |
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The PATN genes being hetero or homo does not affect the coat. |
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Moderate Temperatures and Overcast
