November Donis-Delta/Rufous Orix

[Marta]

Ah, I'll edit my post then

[BBkat]

Any dimorphism though?

[Marta]

Any dimorphism though?

Used a gender potion on my delta hatchie right now, it looks the same. Rufous is already in trade for someone else, so I can't check

[TheNewBlack]

I like them so far. Kinda hard to tell what they are at this point...

[BBkat]

They kinda remind me of seahorses in a way. The face I think.

[TheNewBlack]

They kinda remind me of seahorses in a way. The face I think.

Yes, that's what I thought too.

[Reima]

Looks interesting so far~ Will have to wait and see how the adults turn out, but the colors look rather nice :2

[Chimera]

Maybe more leafy sea dragons (in design anyways)? We haven't had any new ones for years

[LightningDragon]

Based off of the egg sprites, I thought these would be more bird-like. I'm really interested in what the adults will look like.

[BBkat]

As they grow into adults, delta orix become increasingly difficult to see among the sands. Their grey, slightly rough skin blends perfectly into the ocean floor, and they partially bury their bodies to hide their brilliant blue markings. Only their tendrils will stick out of the sand, the blue spots acting as lures to draw in prey. Both their tendrils and neck spines have sensors that will notice nearby movement in the water, thus telling the orix when prey is near. It wil then rise rapidely from the seafloor and grab the unfortunate prey. When threatened, excited, or simply overjoyed, delta orix generate large amounts of electricity that looks like an underwater thunderstorm. Combined with their glowing blue markings, this display can dazzle and kill smaller creatures nearby. The largest specimen can exceed fifteen feet in length, making them a danger even for humans. Luckily, delta orix usually live in areas of the ocean too deep for humans to encounter them.

No dimorphisn.

So the are sea horses/dragons, Neat.