Fewspot Appaloosa

One of the three Appaloosa variants where most of the body is covered in white, fewspot differs from Leopard appaloosa in the sizes of holes. While Leopard can have large holes as well as small, fewspot appaloosa holes are generally much smaller than in any of the other variants. In fewspot, usually the holes through to the markings display in clusters, sometimes of only one or two holes but sometimes in a multitude. Similar to Leopard, these clusters of holes can show a fair amount of space beneath the white coverage.

Fewspot can also have a freckling effect where there are tiny white specks within the holes.

Peacock Variant

Peacock is a lineage-linked variant of Appaloosa. Only colonists who have Antebellum RT11 or Sygale IT18 in their visual ancestry or have a visible ancestor with peacock leopard appaloosa may, in turn, have peacock.

Peacock appaloosa does not show in the phenotype.