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Gumbo
    
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7/12/2009 | |
I think I have a new breed. Here's what happened: I threw in some downloaded norns from other sites, imported some of my own norns, hatched a few eggs, and left it there. When I came back, I had green Zebra Norns. Not just tinted, actually green, with red eyes. I have a male adult and a female pregnant adult (dont know who the father is though). I can send them to whoever wants them.
in the spring you gotta let the flowers fully blossom
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 Peppery One
Papriko
    
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7/12/2009 | |
Why do you not put them up as Adoption?
You said not tinted, are they possibly swapped and rotated?
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Gumbo
    
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7/12/2009 | |
i don't really know what swapped and rotated means, but i just realized they're fastagers as well and i will put both up for adoption. thanks! (I didnt know how to do that)
in the spring you gotta let the flowers fully blossom
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Arnout
    
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7/18/2009 | |
Yeah, they could be swapped and rotated. 
You even can download some here on Amanora creatures. |
 Peppery One
Papriko
    
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7/18/2009 | |
Arnout is right, that's what I meant with swapped and rotated. Norns have 5 color values:
Red
Green
Blue
Rotation
and Swap
The first 3 are the normal tinting, the other 2 cause colors as in the link of Arnout. More examples are GrendelMans "Dusty Aquas" or the "Spaceship Grays" on CU7. Very strong swaps and rotations can cause colors like the ones you can see here, on this screenshot of me. Without genetic editing is it sadly almost impossible to get such a color, because you need at least 8 swap/rotation genes (swap and rotation share the genes they get defined with).
WooHoo! Boring blabla which interests nobody! I can it still!
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Gumbo
    
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7/18/2009 | |
I actually have several of those kinds of norns, papriko. they are exactly like that, arnout. I thought this was a big discovery lol... 
in the spring you gotta let the flowers fully blossom
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