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Shape and Placement
- You need to add one diamond as a minimum.
- Diamonds and arrowheads must not be too spindly or disconnected.
- Does not need to touch the spine; diamonds can freely float in the range as long as they still follow the flow of the body.
- May include stray marks in-between the diamonds.
- Both Het and Hom may present a different colored outline around the marking.
- This marking cannot mimic other markings, especially Python, Saddle, and Barred.
Color
- This marking is always bi-colored.
-- Both the inner and outer color must be darker than the base. - An optional outline can be added to the outside of the marking, which can be lighter or darker than the color it sits on top of.
- When Het, each part can be one solid color.
-- Both parts should be different colors, so that each part is visible. - When Hom, each part and the optional outline can have a two-tone gradient.
-- The additional color and direction of the gradient can differ between parts. - Can be any natural color.
- Can be affected by color modifiers.
Allowed Edge Types
Diamondback is allowed one edge type from the below options - a guide to each edge type can be found by clicking on the images
Examples
This is an example of Diamondback presenting a lighter outline and stray spots.
This is an example of Hom Diamondback without the outline and with a two-toned gradient.
Het. Diamondback floating and not touching the spine
Hom Diamondback with an irregular pattern and varying shapes
This is an example of Diamondback that presents too spindly and shaped more like a cross, and not a diamond/arrowhead
The outer color here is lighter than the base, it must be darker than the base!
Ranges
Click the buttons below to see all species ranges and click the image for a full-size version to overlay onto your import!
Additional information can be found in the Marking & Color Guide.
Minimum Range
Het Range
Hom Range
Min. Range
Het Range
Hom Range
