Snail Inheritance
Snail Inheritance
Snail Inheritance controls how baby snails receive shell, body, and color traits from their parents.
Shell and Body
A baby snail usually inherits visible traits from one parent side.
Depending on parent compatibility and active rules, rare outcomes may combine traits more closely when both parents share the same or compatible sets.
Color
Colors can pull from parent colors or blend between them depending on the active breeding rules.
Why Outcomes Vary
Two pairs of parents may not produce identical babies every time. Snail breeding is meant to create family resemblance without making every baby a photocopy wearing slime.
Records
Breeding outcomes may appear in snail records, habitat pages, registry details, or stories where supported.