[Waytown]

Ribbonwish Bellwisps, commonly called Waytown Bowfoxes, are a small, vulpine creature that is rather defenseless at birth, though gains ribbons and psychic abilities as they get older. They are often given bells as tribute; in exchange for protection, as they easily deter predators, chasing them away from livestock and townsfolk. They live in small family groups of 5-10, often called a chime or a ring, and are known for being omnivorous. They are commonly found in browns and greys, but seem to come in a variety of colors and patterns.

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Coat: Metal with minimum
white spotting
Eyes: yellow
Personality: Silent
Mutation: Melanism (expressed), Shadow (carrier)
Name: Konn
Gender: Male

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[Spiritstar3]

XD hi
Just for me to know: where's the white spotting at?
And are his pads supposed to be red?

I'm also going to make a female, since it says we're allowed two.
Unless same gender breeding is allowed?
I should actually ask before I make the second one...
Can they only be male or female?

[Waytown]

XD hi
Just for me to know: where's the white spotting at?
And are his pads supposed to be red?

I'm also going to make a female, since it says we're allowed two.
Unless same gender breeding is allowed?
I should actually ask before I make the second one...
Can they only be male or female?

Same-sex breeding is allowed as RWBWs do not have traditional breedingd like normal animals do; male and female are the only biological gender, though "afab/amab - identifies as: insert identity here" is also allowed.

[Waytown]

Just realized I forgot to answer the question about the skin&mouth, melanism caused it to go from pink to crimson, so yes it's red, but would pass to non-showing rwbws as pink.

[Spiritstar3]

XD hi
Just for me to know: where's the white spotting at?
And are his pads supposed to be red?

I'm also going to make a female, since it says we're allowed two.
Unless same gender breeding is allowed?
I should actually ask before I make the second one...
Can they only be male or female?

Same-sex breeding is allowed as RWBWs do not have traditional breedingd like normal animals do; male and female are the only biological gender, though "afab/amab - identifies as: insert identity here" is also allowed.

Cool
I'll probably just do another male then

Just realized I forgot to answer the question about the skin&mouth, melanism caused it to go from pink to crimson, so yes it's red, but would pass to non-showing rwbws as pink.

Thank you for explaining that