Piebaldism in Niche?

[Goggles-kun]

Well, we have melanism and albinism, so why not piebaldism?

Oh, right... Some of you don't know what piebaldism is. *ahem*

Piebaldism is kind-of like a weird blend of albinism and normal skin. It's where some parts of the body have missing pigments, resulting in that part being pure white. In animals, it looks like this:

EDIT: I have been told that the dog has a similar disorder called vitiligo; not piebaldism. So, to make up for it, have a cute piebald fawn.

Other than it looking beautiful, it doesn't really affect health.

I think it would look something like this in Niche?

What do you guys think of piebaldism in Niche?

[jaxpsylla]

MAKE THIS A THINGGG

[Lilytuft]

Really nice idea!

[bostonlobstah]

I love that idea!

also the dog in the first pic is a vitiligo, not piebald

[enderrory]

Seems like a good concept! Perhaps where the nicheling is piebald could be effected by pattern genes?

[Goggles-kun]

42 minutes ago, bostonlobstah said:

also the dog in the first pic is a vitiligo, not piebald

Really? I can never tell the difference. Thanks

[bostonlobstah]

a piebald deer

and cat

[Bill Nye the Science Fry]

THIS NEEDS TO BE A THING OMG

[Lilytuft]

On 10/12/2018 at 10:59 PM, Spooky Goggles-kun said:

If ravens were art, they would all look like this! 😍

My dad had a pet raven when he was a child.

[bostonlobstah]

2 hours ago, Lilytuft said:

If ravens were art, they would all look like this! 😍

My dad had a pet raven when he was a child.

A pet raven!? I would love a pet raven to just perch on my shoulder on halloween

[Zixvir]

On 10/13/2018 at 2:01 PM, enderrory said:

Seems like a good concept! Perhaps where the nicheling is piebald could be effected by pattern genes?

agree 100%