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The Opalhen is a small mostly flightless birdlike creature, they are commonly kept on farms. They are kept for their eggs and sometimes meat, but more often their eggs, which have the appearance of stone. Female Opalhens are usually dull in color, while male Opalhens are known for their flashy plumage. Both female and male Opalhens have irridescent horns and scales, which they use to protect themselves from predators. Opalhen chicks are the same color as their eggs, and rely on camouflage to avoid predators by blending in with stone and underbrush. (opalhens can come in any colors present in domestic chickens)

Strudids are about the size of a housecat, they are playful and curious creatures that come in most natural colors. They are very friendly and personable making them popular pets for kebanzu to keep. Be warned tho, they have dexterous little hands and are a bit mischievous at times.

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Axoliths are mostly aquatic fishlike creatures. They can be anywhere from 1 to 3 feet long when full grown, and come in a variety of colors. They come in two main color varieties, golden (colors resembling a goldfish or koi) and iridescent (colors resembling a betta fish). They are playful and friendly, and love to eat shellfish and other smaller fish. They are known to school together when introduced to other Axoliths.

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Jumpie Devils are cat sized companions that are mischevious and curious! Their coats come in a variety of colors that tend to be limited to specific 'sections' of their bodies.

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PNDs are medium dog sized companions that are loyal, friendly, and very playful. They are covered in slick feathers that are always a dark shade of grey or black with minimal grey or white markings. Their eyes and inner mouth are always a bright color of any hue, eyes and inner flesh always match in color. They often bring garbage and stolen items to their owners as 'gifts'.

Veppies are large insect creatures similar to earthly bees and moths. They are about the size of a squirrel (not including the wings). Their bodies are usually a honey color, but they can range anywhere from a deep chocolate to a lemony yellow. Their wings can be any color and are iridescent. Looking through a Veppie's wings shows the world with highly distorted colors. Veppies lose and regrow their wings once a year, so their dropped wings are often collected for decorations.

Strudids are about the size of a housecat, they are playful and curious creatures that come in most natural colors. They are very friendly and personable making them popular pets for kebanzu to keep. Be warned tho, they have dexterous little hands and are a bit mischievous at times.

Cedars are brightly colored, much smaller distant relative of Astrals. Cedars are about the size of an earthly pigeon. They are known for their brightly colored plumage and beautiful songs. They are quite friendly, especially if hand raised, but even wild Cedars are able to be befriended. They come in any color, but are usually two bright colors with a third muted color.

Serpenti are distant relatives to Lazards. They have smooth scales come in a variety of colors, usually bright yellows and oranges, browns, pinks, grey purples, grey blues, and forest greens. They can get up to 5 feet long, but are generally calm. They are good climbers and especially love to drape themselves over tree branches or their owners shoulders.

Household Dandala are smaller relatives of Dandala, they are commonly kept as housepets and companions. They can be 15-30 pounds, though they tend to be closer to the 20-25 pound size. They are playful and friendly, and make great pets. They usually have two layers of markings, the undercoat, which is soft and generally a more natural color, and the overcoat, which can be any color, as well as always being metallic or iridescent. They usually have a single swirl on both shoulders, and marking tend to be more dense near their back legs and tail area. They can have stripes, spots, or leaves.

Capras are medium sized sheeplike creatures. They are used for their cozy wool that is usually a warm shade of brown, cream, or charcoal. They are known for having a patch of teal or blue wool on their chest, which is prized for its color, and often used as a decorative accent in woven creations. Their horns come in two shapes, ram and spire.

Kits are small foxlike creatures, they are known for their playfulness and loyal dispositions. They are very commonly kept as pets, and even wild ones can be tamed rather easily. They have two variants, common, and the seaside variant shown on the right. Common kits have natural colors, with the shown markings. Seaside Kits can come in any bright summery color, and have seashells present in their fur.

Lesser Stalk Walkers are the smaller cousins of Stalk Walkers. These deer sized creatures are not the easiest to tame, they tend to be flighty and hard to find. Their bodies are often covered in various mosses, flowers, and small plants. They always have some sort of small tree or branching plant growing on their backs.

The UV Drake is a smaller parrot sized creature that is commonly kept as a pet in the UVU, mainly for its tendency to glow in lowlight environments. The bands on a UV Drakes tail, as well as their eyes, glow in the dark. Their bodies are usually a dull shade of grey or brown, but their bands can be any bright color. Eye color and bands usually match, it is uncommon for them to differ in color.

The Opalhen is a small mostly flightless birdlike creature, they are commonly kept on farms. They are kept for their eggs and sometimes meat, but more often their eggs, which have the appearance of stone. Female Opalhens are usually dull in color, while male Opalhens are known for their flashy plumage. Both female and male Opalhens have irridescent horns and scales, which they use to protect themselves from predators. Opalhen chicks are the same color as their eggs, and rely on camouflage to avoid predators by blending in with stone and underbrush. (opalhens can come in any colors present in domestic chickens)

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Ice Cream Devils are cat sized companions that are friendly and playful! Their coats come in a variety of colors, but are usually more pastel in shades with naturally occuring markings. Their eyes are always two different colors (bi-colored).