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Description
This species is CLOSED

You can get these through adopts, or by paying a small fee to create your own c: (100 - ask me about this please. You will pay using the purchase button at the side, which will also provide you with the species lines to use if you wish).

Any questions on this species, just ask!

Species (c) butterflybottom

Additional Information

General: There are myths surrounding this species that they bring good luck and happiness. If you see one something good should happen to you soon! Perhaps that's true, but perhaps not. Either way these guys are very friendly and mischievous and enjoy nothing more than stealing food from people and dropping on their heads to give them a scare.

Features: Large head, with big fluffy ears and large eyes, but a small nose. The bodies are small and stocky, and the tails are very long when fully extended.

Size: Fully grown they vary in size from that of a kitten to a full grown cat.

Habitat: Tropical climates mostly, although they can happily survive in temperate conditions.

Diet: Fruits, bugs, grubs and nectar

Description
This species is CLOSED

You can get these through adopts, or by paying a small fee to create your own c: (100 - ask me about this please. You will pay using the purchase button at the side, which will also provide you with the species lines to use if you wish).

Any questions on this species, just ask!

Species (c) butterflybottom

Additional Information

General: There are myths surrounding this species that they bring good luck and happiness. If you see one something good should happen to you soon! Perhaps that's true, but perhaps not. Either way these guys are very friendly and mischievous and enjoy nothing more than stealing food from people and dropping on their heads to give them a scare.

Features: Large head, with big fluffy ears and large eyes, but a small nose. The bodies are small and stocky, and the tails are very long when fully extended.

Size: Fully grown they vary in size from that of a kitten to a full grown cat.

Habitat: Tropical climates mostly, although they can happily survive in temperate conditions.

Diet: Fruits, bugs, grubs and nectar