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Welcome to Abd Al Maliks! Maliks are a breed of Arabian that originate from Dubai,
located in the United Arab Emirates. These magnificent equines roam free in small numbers within
the Arabian Desert, close to the equally extravagant city of Dubai. Due to the diminishing numbers of Maliks
as well as other desert life, Maliks are beginning to be bred in order to make sure the species thrives.
Adopt one of these breathtaking equines today!

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Rules;
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- Unnecessary drama will not be tolterated. If you are the cause of this, you will instantly receive a strike.

- Please do not re-home/gift a Malik without notifying me for permission beforehand and letting the archivist know.

- Maliks may be confiscated from any owner if I think they are not receiving proper care or the owner is causing trouble.

- All Maliks have 8 breeding slots and cannot be bred more than twice a month.

- Do not ask for customs, the community will be alerted when they are being offered.

- You may own as many Maliks as you like, although please give others a chance at owning one.

- Maliks bred through pre-existing Maliks may breed to produce their own offspring after two weeks.

- Maliks who have a halter are owned and are not up for adoption.

- Please do not spam, be rude to staff or others, or argue.

- Please do not publicly ask for slots on a Malik's page. The fanclub/through PM/and streams however are fine.
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Breeding Rules;
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- Mutations such as brindle, reverse brindle, reverse genes, and chimeric are extremely rare in Maliks,
please do not ask for these things if you are offered a custom/ordering a breeding.

- If a Malik with an appaloosa marking is bred with a non-appaloosa Malik, the foal will inherit the appaloosa.

- Do not, under any circumstances, ask for long length hair.

- If a wild imported Malik is bred to a domesticated Malik, the foals will only inherit short hair.
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Strikes and Bans;
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None!

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Basic Species Overview
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Abd Al Maliks are a desert-inhabiting equine species that have been required to be introduced to breeding in captivity due to their numbers in the wild diminishing to low numbers. They require lots of open space in order to live happily, and at least a 15% space of sand so that they can cool off on hot days or sunbathe in a more comfortable spot. Maliks are also very adaptable to colder weather, but cannot be stressed under snowy conditions for too long. They are commonly very cocky equines when first trained, so it is not recommended to place too many Maliks in one pasture unless you have worked with them long enough and are sure no problems will arise.

Appearance
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Maliks can come in any real horse coat color. Rarely, their coats will take on an unrealistic form) brindling, chimerics, somatic mutations) but they will still always contain realistic horse genes. This makes the possibilities for their coats to be practically endless.

Common markings for Maliks include any form of Appaloosa. (Types of Appaloosa found below) The spotting ratio can also range when Appaloosa is presented. (Heavy spotting, Normal Spotting, Minimal Spotting)

Uncommon markings for Maliks include Pintaloosa (Appaloosa marking + Pinto and/or Paint marking), or Paint/Pinto markings. (Types of both Pintaloosa and Pinto/Paint Markings found below)

Rare markings found on Maliks can include Somatic Mutations, Brindling, Reverse Brindling, and some Minimal Chimerics.

Legendary markings found on Maliks are any unrealistic form of brindling, and chimerics containing more than two coats or complex chimerics.

[b]Types of Appaloosa[/b]
Blanket Appaloosa
Extended Blanket Appaloosa
Spotted Frost Appaloosa
Snowcapped Frost Appaloosa
Leopard Appaloosa
Near-Leopard or Semi-Leopard Appaloosa
[url]Snowcap Appaloosa[/url]
[url]Extended Snowcap Appaloosa[/url]
[url]Fewspot Appaloosa[/url]
[url]Snowflake Appaloosa[/url]
[url]Varnish Roan[/url]

Types of Pintaloosa
- to come

Types of Pinto/Paint Markings
- to come

Mutations and Others
Birdcatcher Spots
Rabicano
Bend-Or Spots
Grease Spots
Badger Face (Mutation of Sabino)
Brindling
Chimeric
Shadowing (Reverse Sooty)
Sooty
Greying
Manchado (Mutation of Sabino)
Gulastra Plume (Mutation in Sabino)
Frosting
Lacing
Reverse Dappling
??? (Instead of greying to white, darkens the coat

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Here there will be news about events that are open, including archivist and guest artist applications, as well as any special events going on!
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Current Event: None
Current News: Guest Artist Search will be up soon!

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This is where the current Affiliates to Abd Al Maliks will be listed!
Currently Accepting Affiliates. Must be semi-realistic equine species only!

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DAMS

[mooncakes]

Mark! <3

[Inupait]

Oh my goodness sooooo pretty! is it ok to mark?

[~M a y a~]

Mark~

[Kagome963]

Stalking initiated

[Khans]

mark