Traits

Crysalla possesses more than one genetic line, resulting in clashing markings.

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

Two or three Crysalla develop in the same egg, and are genetically identical.

Both Crysalla are impregnated after mating, and lay separate eggs, which are genetically distinct.

Disorder in which the Crysalla slowly grows hard, impenetrable metallic scales over time, that gradually cover more of the body. Cannot be removed, and may go blind if the scales grow over the eyes as it progresses.

Disorder in which the organic body will slowly turn to stone over time.

True dwarfism, stunted body that is unable to continue growing past adolescence. Incapable of flight.

Crysalla develops an issue in the growth hormone producing pituitary gland, resulting in unnaturally rapid and increased growth.

Sclera is any hue.

Feathered ears, some resembling wings.

Extended ears, with a curled tip.

Ears extend into fins of any three types.

Large, notched ears.

Light-colored sclera.

Sclera is dark colored.

Long, pointed, bare ears.

Ears with fur either in the inside or on the tips or lobes.

Crystalline horns occur when the bone of the horn is crystallized, similar to a Crysalla's. Typical of "Crystallized" Gannea.

“True” horns, a permanent extension of the skull with a keratin covering. Typical of "Aquatic" Gannea.

Bony horns covered in skin with scales or fur. Typical of "Reptilian" Gannea.