★ Create A Clan Fanclub V.3 ★

[Ember!]

@hazil

I think aloof and clever would work?

[Arya22]

@Rebellious

Thank you!!!!

(Sorry I gave so many of them......)

[vampiress_fox]

@Kat; when did you want to do the RP for Tux and Wildpoppy again?

@Hazilnut: when is Dandelionbloom due?

EDIT:

just put up my latest post (finally, yay! lol) and there is a lot of family dynamics and dialogue going on. i am thinking that my clan is developing almost as smoothly as could be expected. any thoughts?

[xXocea]

@Arya
Your welcome!! Don't worry about it, it was no problem! I love doing these, and the challenge was nice.
If you want any more done, or anyone else wants to see what a certain pairs realistic kits will look like just ask!! Give me a pic or a description of what they look like, as well as list any underlying genes they may have. (Solid when a tabby, dilute when not,
long when short, color-point when normal ect.)

[hazilnut]

@ember

Perfect! Thank you~

@vampiress

I still haven't posted so she's still 2 moons off. However since I'm assuming you want to have your war and kill off Tux sooner rather than later feel free to do so and take a kit later. Either Dandelion can pull a Greystripe for a bit (join Jinxclan to have her kits and return to Beechclan after the truth about Tux's many loves is out and her heart is broken) or she could give a kit to a cat who brings the news of the war to Beechclan.

[Arya22]

@Rebellious

I don't think you know that genetics and me... We haven't met yet. XD

I have no idea what you're talking about with the underlying genes, dilute, color point and so on... XD

EDIT:
@vampiress

I read your post, and I really loved it!!!

[xXocea]

@Arya
Oh, hahah!! I'm talking about recessive genes. There are dominant ones, and recessive ones. Dominant genes are the one's that usually show. Recessive genes are there... they just aren't expressed.

It's kind of difficult to explain but I can link you to a GREAT site that explains everything!! Boop!! Make sure to go to all the links on the left side, it'll explain each different individual genome.
It's not what I used to learn genetics but it's really helpful and I probably could've learned them faster and without the need to visit several different sites. I'm sure if you search online a bit too you'll find some great sites that'll help you!!

[Arya22]

@Rebellious

Thank you! I'll read through that and might understand a bit more.

(what I'd like is a visual guide though, to show me what those pointed and cinnamon etc cats look like...)

[xXocea]

@Arya
Oh!! You can just look on google for that.
Colour-pointed cats are just basically Siamese cats. Y'know how their bodies are white and feet, head, and tail are coloured??

Cinnamon is like a lighter version of Chocolate cats. It's not diluted though!!
Chocolate diluted is Lilac.
Cinnamon diluted is Fawn.
Black diluted is Blue.

[Arya22]

@Rebellious
Yes, I know that! Thanks!
Now, what is the difference between a normal tabby and a... Something else tabby? (whoops don't remember the name)