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Description
Krokau are naturally a very vibrant bunch! The fewer colors the rarer they are. Krokau can come in any color and pattern and palette diversity is much encouraged!

Standard - Regular Krokau coloration involves 2 or more colors. It can include black and/or white, but they do no contribute to the color count. Their colors are over-all brighter and are usually rich. There is no cap on the number of colors!

Monochromatic - This is a Rare mutation. Monochromatic individuals have one color, and may also have black and/or white. These Krokau are also usually richly colored.

Fibromelanism - This is an Uncommon mutation. Fibromelanism colors all of the flesh black, with areas of high blood flow such as the comb taking on a mulberry hue. It does not affect plumage or eye color at all. Even the meat and bones of a fibro Krokau are black!

Majority Black or Grey - This is a Megarare mutation. The main color on these individuals is black or grey (or are dark/desaturated enough in coloration to appear this way.) They can have any number of other colors, but if the majority of their design is black they fall under this category. Some very dark colored individuals may also fall under this category if they are still majority super dark. Loop-holing in this way won't be tolerated.

Majority White or Very Pale - This is a Megarare mutation. The main color on these individuals is white or a color so pale it is nearly white (or are light/desaturated enough in coloration to appear this way.) They can have any number of other colors, but if the majority of their design is very pale they fall under this category. Please note this does not include pastels by default! Only very light colors.

KROKAU ARE A CLOSED SPECIES! YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT THEM AT THEIR GROUP:

Description
Krokau are naturally a very vibrant bunch! The fewer colors the rarer they are. Krokau can come in any color and pattern and palette diversity is much encouraged!

Standard - Regular Krokau coloration involves 2 or more colors. It can include black and/or white, but they do no contribute to the color count. Their colors are over-all brighter and are usually rich. There is no cap on the number of colors!

Monochromatic - This is a Rare mutation. Monochromatic individuals have one color, and may also have black and/or white. These Krokau are also usually richly colored.

Fibromelanism - This is an Uncommon mutation. Fibromelanism colors all of the flesh black, with areas of high blood flow such as the comb taking on a mulberry hue. It does not affect plumage or eye color at all. Even the meat and bones of a fibro Krokau are black!

Majority Black or Grey - This is a Megarare mutation. The main color on these individuals is black or grey (or are dark/desaturated enough in coloration to appear this way.) They can have any number of other colors, but if the majority of their design is black they fall under this category. Some very dark colored individuals may also fall under this category if they are still majority super dark. Loop-holing in this way won't be tolerated.

Majority White or Very Pale - This is a Megarare mutation. The main color on these individuals is white or a color so pale it is nearly white (or are light/desaturated enough in coloration to appear this way.) They can have any number of other colors, but if the majority of their design is very pale they fall under this category. Please note this does not include pastels by default! Only very light colors.

KROKAU ARE A CLOSED SPECIES! YOU CAN LEARN ABOUT THEM AT THEIR GROUP: