Mother has Banded Stripes and Feathered wings. Banded Stripes will be known as A, and Feathered wings will be known as B.
Father has Frosted Runes and Unknown Carried. Frosted Runes will be known as C. And Unknown Carried will be known as D.
Offspring can have AD, AB, ABCD, A, B, D, or no carried or vis at all. But, Redwing goes agaisnt the whole system. https://www.sylestia.com/view/pets/?petid=1203251 She has two vis, when the offspring can only have 1 vis and up to 4 carry in genes and mutations. Is it a glitch? I'm getting the father tested so maybe he has 2 carry?!

I can test the father if you want

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=21403&page=1#2 Author: Flute Time Posted: 1/11/2015 at 10:20 AM The father might have carries in Gene 1 and Mutation 2. You should genetically test both the child and the father to see what traits they have carried. Carries (which aren't shown unless tested) play a factor in breeding. :) edit: I see you're getting the father tested. xD You should also get the child tested too when you can. :)

The same thing that I said to the same question you had in a different forum.

Link: https://www.sylestia.com/forums/?thread=20894&page=1#8 Author: Willowdarimn Time Posted: 12/31/2014 at 6:33 PM Just to clear everything up for everyone, because both Dauntless and Crystal were right in their own sense. Sylesti have three forms of traits, Visible, Carried and Hidden. Visible is easy to explain, its the trait you see. Each trait under each gene and Mutation is given an letter to determine it from the rest (all bar the letter N which just means No Trait. This will however be getting changed in the future as we get closer to the N letter and then the end of the alphabet. Yes I asked Krinadon about this, it is not just speculation.) When you go to the generator page you can see the order of each gene/mutation to figure out what letter it goes with. The closer to A the more dominant the trait, (But I wont go into dominant and recessive traits here) (Of course the letters are not shown in the generator) To find out if a pet had Carried (or hidden) traits, as Dauntless said they must be tested. You can use either a Standard genetic tester, which is a once off, or you can buy (or hunt down a player that does free testing) a exceptional tester, or if you find a pet in the wild that you want to view the traits of before you capture it you can use a Standard or exceptional Scanner. Once you have tested/scanned your pet, if its a hatchling its profile page will show you what Mutations it will have as an adult, and if its an adult it will show you if the pet Carries any traits. Carried traits are shown as italic compared to visible traits that are just normal. then you can go to the Advanced search look up the pets ID/Name/Etc.. and there you will find information like this. See how G1 has (NC) Mantis Shrimp, as said Earlier N means no trait, and the green colouring means carried, so Mantis is a carried trait. M1 has (CC) Petal Fins, this trait is visible, but it does not hold any other trait below it, hence the CC and the Blue. M3 is a bit different to M1, where both have a visible trait, M3 also carries another trait underneath the visible, (BD) Angler Lights. B = Angler lights, and if we go back to the generator we see that D = Spooky Fog. this carried trait is often coined a Hidden trait. Now if you want to see what those Hidden and Carried traits look like, you can chuck all the details into the generator, or if you click and drag the image of the pet into a new Tab you will see something like this. https://www.sylestia.com/image_builder_pet.php?species=sylvorpa&breed=sylesti&gender=female&gd1=NC&gd2=NN&gd3=NN&md1=CC&md2=AA&md3=BD&ec=f9ffa2&c1=091e15&c2=1b6b4c&c3=040401&gd1c=48af86&gd2c=fcfda3&gd3c=21684b&md1c=1e6c4e&md2c=55967e&md3c=18694b&maturity=648&owned=1&size=250 To view the carried and/or Hidden just Replace the letter in front with the letter needed to view. &gd1=NC&gd2=NN&gd3=NN&md1=CC&md2=AA&md3=BD &gd1=CC&gd2=NN&gd3=NN&md1=CC&md2=AA&md3=DD

As said, if the father doesn't show that, then it could be a hidden trait.