Siamese is a recessive, uncommon marking that turns the entire dracovix to a leucistic-like off-white except for its extremities, the face, the wings minus the shoulders, all four legs, and tail.

Dracovix who have the visible Siamese gene have red pupils. The red hue can be subtle or bright, and can be outlined by the usual black or dark pupil color. This trait is not inheritable to offspring who do not inherit the Siamese gene. If your dracovix is discovered to have heterozygous Siamese, you can retroactively choose to add red pupils to their design, but you can't undo this decision. You don't have to add red pupils to your dracovix with hetSiamese if you don't want to.

Siamese must use a soft edge or a gradient edge, and may mix the two.

Siamese can be semi-translucent to varying degrees around the body, allowing more of the colors underneath to show through. On the flip side, Siamese can be a thick off-white that masks all the markings and colors beneath it.