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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.

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)

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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Dandala are large lionlike griffin creatures that make excellent guards or travelling mounts. Their agility is unmatched in uneven terrain, they excel in traversing forests, mountains, and rocky areas. They come in a variety of natural colors and markings. Beaks, horns, and claws can be grayish blue, gray, grayish brown, or grayish pink.

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Dandala are large lionlike griffin creatures that make excellent guards or travelling mounts. Their agility is unmatched in uneven terrain, they excel in traversing forests, mountains, and rocky areas. Royal Dandala are more commonly kept as extravagant pets than as mounts, but are just as skilled in travel and guarding as common Dandala. Royal Dandala have larger horns than common dandala, and have more desaturated and paler colors, but still retain natural markings. They also have less feathered areas and more silky fur, as well as a slightly longer tail. Beak, horn, and claws can be pale gray blue, yellow/golden, silvery gray, or light pink.

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Desert Lazards a large hairless, eyeless mounts of the desert. Their speed and endurance is unmatched in open areas. They are able to 'see' with heat sensing nerve clusters. They are friendly and make good companions as well as guards and mounts. They come in a variety of colors ranging from pale purples, to grays, to shades of reds and rust. They only have one marking type (the striped patterning on limbs, tail, and neck, with 'skull like' facial markings shown in example images)

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Astrals are large distance cousins of Cedars. Unline their smaller relatives, Astrals have very muted plumage, often with stripes, fades, and banded markings. The tips of their wings always sporting white banding. Astrals are best at flying long distances, they can travel on the ground rather quickly, but they tire out much quicker than Lazards or horses. It is generally advised to avoid wild Astrals, and only keep Astrals that were hand raised, as their wild counterparts are aggressive hunters of anything they can take down (thankfully they are solitary creatures, so as long as you spot a wild one from a ways away and avoid it, you should be alright).