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Female Fellandi Gryphon, Nymph
Male Fellandi Gryphon, Tiki


Female Lorinci Gryphon, Azure
Male Lorinci Gryphon, Sapphi
Female Pelocci Gryphon, Sivi
Male Pelocci Gryphon, Atlan

Male Fellandi Gryphon, Bastien
Male Alzerda Gryphon, Bastian
Male Lorinci Gryphon, Metteus
Male Pelocci Gryphon, Aeolus

Female Fellandi Gryphon, Veya
Female Alzerda Gryphon, Carana
Male Lorinci Gryphon, Tilor
Male Fellandi Gryphon, Ereon
Female Fellandi Gryphon, Neira
Female Lorinci Gryphon, Shara
Male Alzerda Gryphon, Athreon
Female Pelocci Gryphon, Deraya

Female Alzerda Gryphon, Ember

Female Larinci Gryphon, Denna

Male Alzerda Gryphon, unnamed
Female Larinci Gryphon, unnamed
Male Larinci Gryphon, unnamed

Fellandi gryphons appear to be a mix of cockatiels and common house cats. Their colors vary and new patterns are found quite often. They are small and enjoy perching on their owner's shoulders or arms, sometimes gliding down to land in their hair. Overall, their temperaments are very docile, easily cared for and trainable.

Alzerda gryphons are a mix of barn owls and fennec foxes. These vulpi-gryphs are extremely hyper. When not sleeping, they will run wild, getting into everything. They are extremely curious, as well, wanting to check out every unusual smell or hiding place they haven't yet seen. If cared for properly and socialized, these gryphons can be very good pets. They reach no more than two feet in length and are often less than four pounds. These small canine-like gryphons are one of the top picks for those who wish to train their companion. They can learn tricks, be trained on a leash for walks, and are also excellent for "falconry."

Larinci gryphons are skittish creatures. They dislike being touched or handled, and may peck at anything reaching out for it. They scare easily and will fly off if anything startles them. However, when it comes to food they are quite daring, going so far as to swoop down on unsuspecting villagers to pick a piece of bread out of their hand. Caring for one of these shy gryphons is a bit of a challenge, as they become obviously depressed when away from the sea for long and must be taken on trips there at least once a month.

The Pelocci gryphons are very large and difficult gryphons to care for. They eat a lot, love to fly, and their size and habits require a great amount of room with access to a large body of water, preferably an ocean. They are absolutely unhappy when taken indoors or restrained by a leash or cage. If you must keep it contained, a large cage with a pond stocked with fish is required.