http://biology.about.com/b/2007/09/29/what-is-incomplete-dominance.htm

Since some Genes and Mutations share the same slot, how about making some that are incompletely dominant with each other? :3

For example, crossing a Cheetah Spot Vulnyx with a Tiger Stripe Vulnyx could produce something of a mixture, like one of these:
Like this:

Or this one:


This way genes can be more complex. ;D

Cheetah Spots= Cc (C= undisplayed, c= Displayed)
Tiger Stripes= Tt (T= undisplayed, t= displayed)

Here is one Vulnyx's genotype:
Cc

And another:
Tt

When the two are crossed they can create any of these:

CT = No gene carried
Ct = Carried Tiger Stripes
cT = Carried Cheetah Spots
ct = Visible mixture ;D

Now it gets interesting, crossing a ct and a ct results in:

cc= Visible Cheetah Spots (25% chance)
ct/tc= Visible Mixture (50% chance)
tt= Visible Tiger Stripes (25% chance)

So, what do you think? :3

(I know there are supposed to be subscripts in the way they are displayed, but this is a simplified version, lol)

That is a really awesome idea and could easily be added in. We will keep this in mind in the future when we commission our pet artist to do stuffs.

I love this idea so hard. I was just talking to a friend the other day about how it would be awesome if we could cross-pollinate some genes to get half-and-half traits.

Yea. everything is already set to handle two genes in one. Atm, it's just set to display the dominant gene. So lets say Cheetah Spots are AA and Tiger Stripes are BB. An offspring could come out AB... but it will just display as if it's AA. We could easily just add in a new design that will be displayed with AB and it'll only be possible to achieve this via breeding.

Great idea

Thanks. :3

It took me forever to remember its name. XD (It's either incomplete or co, oh well. XD)

I figured it'd be a great use for genes that share slots. :3