Traits

Markings shimmer and sparkle in the light

Markings reflect rainbow in the light

Gannea possesses a pseudo-melanistic gene that results in dark pigment on parts of the body

Gannea possesses a white spotting gene that removes pigment from the body

Gannea possesses more melanin, affecting the body. Not to be confused with dark skin.

Gannea lacks melanin, affecting the body and eyes.

Gannea possesses a gene that results in partial melanin loss, resulting in a pale, but not fully albino appearance. Not to be confused with pale skin.

Gannea progressively loses melanin over time, affecting the body. Most commonly concentrated around the mouth, eyes, hands, and feet. Can be localized or generalized.

Markings shine and reflect light, mimicking a metallic appearance

Gannea possesses more than one genetic line, resulting in clashing markings

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

Glowing markings, first evolved by Aquatic Gannea.

Glow in the dark freckling caused by exposure to moonlight rather than sunlight.

Similar to Piebaldism, Gannea possesses a hyper-pigmentation spotting gene on the body