Post by CollidingStars on May 27, 2012 15:17:00 GMT -6
There are only two ways that a parent can pass a morph to their cub. By this, I mean, say a Black lion mates with a Tan lion. How can their cub have black fur? Well, this is how:
1.) Genetics
Morphs are recessive. So, if both parents carry the gene for the same morph (e.i. Black fur), there is a possibility of the cub having that morph. So, say a Black lion mated with a female lion who's dad also had black fur. Their cub could have black fur.
However, the lioness's father would have to have been an actual character in the game. Her history in her character bio cannot just say "her dad had black fur" for their cub to have black fur. This way, people are still buying the morph from the stones store.
2.) Custom Litter
This way is much simpler. You just go to the stones store, and buy a custom litter. Then, when you post the stats of the parents, you can add that you bought a custom litter and say what you want the cub to look like.
1.) Genetics
Morphs are recessive. So, if both parents carry the gene for the same morph (e.i. Black fur), there is a possibility of the cub having that morph. So, say a Black lion mated with a female lion who's dad also had black fur. Their cub could have black fur.
However, the lioness's father would have to have been an actual character in the game. Her history in her character bio cannot just say "her dad had black fur" for their cub to have black fur. This way, people are still buying the morph from the stones store.
2.) Custom Litter
This way is much simpler. You just go to the stones store, and buy a custom litter. Then, when you post the stats of the parents, you can add that you bought a custom litter and say what you want the cub to look like.
