Black
Base is a very dark, near black gray or brown with an even darker blue hue that often covers the back, and the tops of the neck, hind quarters, and shoulders. This blue hue can be very minimal or very excessive.
The legs, flank, and the tip of nose and mouth are an orange color, often blending into the black with dark browns as seen around the snout, knees, and hocks. The orange can be very minimal and only cover the fetlocks or be excessive and cover the legs just above the hock and knee, but fade into a darker brown to mid hindquarter and shoulder before meshing with the black. The orange can be very detailed as shown above, or be a simple gradient.
The coffee shades on the front of the face, chest fluff, flank fluff, and tail aren't always present. The shade is usually minimal, as shown above. There are rare occasions where the color goes past the eyes or occurs on the fetlocks. The coffee shade may be present on the tail but not the face, and vise versa. Same for the other areas of the lower body.
The white, like the coffee, isn't always there either. It will turn the hooves "white", a tan color, if it shows up on the fetlock. White often goes hand in hand with coffee and occurs in the same places. It is possible to have a Caricoose with a white face and have no coffee shade under or near it.
Base is a very dark, near black gray or brown with an even darker blue hue that often covers the back, and the tops of the neck, hind quarters, and shoulders. This blue hue can be very minimal or very excessive.
The legs, flank, and the tip of nose and mouth are an orange color, often blending into the black with dark browns as seen around the snout, knees, and hocks. The orange can be very minimal and only cover the fetlocks or be excessive and cover the legs just above the hock and knee, but fade into a darker brown to mid hindquarter and shoulder before meshing with the black. The orange can be very detailed as shown above, or be a simple gradient.
The coffee shades on the front of the face, chest fluff, flank fluff, and tail aren't always present. The shade is usually minimal, as shown above. There are rare occasions where the color goes past the eyes or occurs on the fetlocks. The coffee shade may be present on the tail but not the face, and vise versa. Same for the other areas of the lower body.
The white, like the coffee, isn't always there either. It will turn the hooves "white", a tan color, if it shows up on the fetlock. White often goes hand in hand with coffee and occurs in the same places. It is possible to have a Caricoose with a white face and have no coffee shade under or near it.
Their eyes can be any shade of green, cyan, blue, or purple. Red, orange, yellow, and pink hues are never present, though it is possible to see them in certain lighting. The hooves of a black caricoose feature the same colors but are often a muted version of them. For instance, if the eyes are a very vivid green, the hooves can be a very dull green. Hooves and eyes don't have to correspond with one another; a purple eyed caricoose can have green hooves and so on. Both can be very dark, or very light, but only the eyes can be bright and vivid.
