Traits

• Skink must flow in the direction of eye to tail. It does not have to touch the eye or the tail, this is simply the direction it must flow. Skink can start and stop anywhere on the side, but each stripe should consist of a single unbroken line, not multiple bars in a row.
• You can have as many Skink stripes as you want from back to underbelly, and as many as you want going down the legs.
• Skink can be the color of any one or two base coats. The two colors can be gradiented together, or can be separate colors on separate stripes.
• Dominant Skink may be three colors - similar to recessive Skink, this may be gradiented together or three separate colors on separate stripes.
• Edge may be hard, textured, or somewhat soft. It should not be fully blended out.

Examples: