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[specsncandy]

I'd love to see something candy-themed. Like...gummy wyrms?

[fortworth96]

Some random creature I came up with awhile ago... I actually thought it up for a pokemon contest but I couldn't finish in time. Besides, It doesn't looke to pokemonish to me.

Creature name: Dolwark
Egg:

This egg's shell looks to be made of water.
Hatchling:

Though it won't be able to fly for sometime, this hatchling is already trying out its wings and gliding a little ways over the water. It's managed to make a small whirlpool and enjoys swirling around in it. You can see some sharp teeth are already growing in and decide it's best to stay away from its mouth.
Adult:

Gentle only with those it considers friends, this large creature can create a blast of water strong enough to break through steel. While flying it must open it's tail fin to scoop up air or it won't make it very far. It has sharp, shark-like teeth that can break bones and strong fin muscles. Though it can be fierce, dolwarks can also be very playful and will often perform tricks for amusement.

[Silvereye]

I have two made-up creature to suggest:
The first is called a Serangor, and it is I guess sort of similar to the Tienko's, but they have split tails and look like either Leopard's, Tigers, or black panthers. Here's what the General description could be:

Serangor are elusive in their home in the Etain Desert. When they do grant an egg it is because the Magi has either helped them or has done a great good. Unlike some creatures, Serangor's are peaceful all the time, until you come too near their eggs. With sharp fangs and long canines, any Magi who doesn't steal one when the parents aren't looking is a goner. Rare even in the forests they call home, these cat-like creatures keep on good terms with most Magi. Famed also for their double-tail, they are stubborn creatures and are not easy to train. They can use their split tail to pick up or move objects.

The second one is called an Articun. It is a horned cat that can tell the quality of a person. They may or not act on this judgment, but they are usually aligned towards being good creatures. Here's what their general description could be:

With pelts a deep black striped with what looks like lava, Articun are something to fear is you are a bad person at heart. Living in the deepest part of the Etain Desert, these elusive beasts are never seen. A Magi is blessed if a pair gives them an egg. These creatures are said to be able to see the heart of a person, whether it be good or bad. A spiraling horn atop their head sits on the head of a lion, and neck and body of a panther with hot lines of fiery skin. These creatures save travelers from the wild Serangor on occasion, though they are kin to the mighty felines.

[TxCat]

I'd like to suggest a plecostomus.

Links:

Wikipedia on Plecostomus

Images

Note the wide variety of markings, sizes and colors this guy comes in! One of the reasons I think it would make a perfect addition to MS. Also, the only real 'fish' we have is the koi. This guy could offer some completely different habitats and stories.

[specsncandy]

I'd like to suggest a plecostomus.

Links:

Wikipedia on Plecostomus

Images

Note the wide variety of markings, sizes and colors this guy comes in! One of the reasons I think it would make a perfect addition to MS. Also, the only real 'fish' we have is the koi. This guy could offer some completely different habitats and stories.

Omg I love those guys!
lol I love to watch em suck the side of an aquarium. They're so cute.

[Miriel]

I used to have one of those. I call them suckyfishes. They're adorable! I think they'd be a great creature for MS.

[Sabatea]

Awww, those would be awesome pets!

[TheThinkingWorm]

Maybe some type of ferret. We've had squirrels, wierd finned otters, but no ferrets. Let's get some weasel's in here dammit!

[Morgaln]

I'd like to suggest a plecostomus.

Links:

Wikipedia on Plecostomus

Images

Note the wide variety of markings, sizes and colors this guy comes in! One of the reasons I think it would make a perfect addition to MS. Also, the only real 'fish' we have is the koi. This guy could offer some completely different habitats and stories.

Sharks are cartilaginous fishes, which makes the Ebbene shark a second fish on MS (although the denominator 'fish' is paraphyletic, from a zoological point of view).

[TxCat]

Sharks are cartilaginous fishes, which makes the Ebbene shark a second fish on MS (although the denominator 'fish' is paraphyletic, from a zoological point of view).

O.O I hadn't noticed them! Got to get out of egg lock so I can go get them.