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Ticking Series

Ticking genes only affect white caused by white spotting genes listed on the White Spotting page. It "cancels out" the white in various ways, allowing the creature's original colors to show. If there are no white spotting genes present to affect, Ticking Series genes won't be visible, but can be carried and passed on to offspring.

These genes are all part of the same series, so a creature can only have two at most. Ticking genes are codominant, meaning having more than one will show the effects of both.

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Creates large gaps in white spotting markings which do not usually touch, varying in size and shape and creating a webbed or reticulated look
Can affect the entire body or only parts
Groupings of spots tend to clump together, but outlying spots also occur
Can also restore color to eyes and skin if white spotting genes bleached these.
Can affect all white spotting genes on a creature
Compare to: Lightning Maroon Clownfish, Reticulated Giraffe

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