Pets

A specially bred color variant, not found in the wild. They bond well with their owners, although they tend to have more of an attitude compared to their common counterparts.

The puffs of fluff around their neck help them collect more pollen from flowers.

Variants

These varients of Oveeja do not leave the hive, so they aren't seen often. They work to help craft the hive with their long and strong front legs.

These chickens live in wetlands and marshes and have adapted to their habitats. Their feathers are incredibly dense and are hydrophobic to keep themselves and their nests dry and warm. They have been seen using their tails to scoop mud for habitat creation, as well as an umbrella of sorts for their chicks.

Painted crabs of this color are often found around rivers. Algae is also said to play a part in their color, though it's unclear if it stains their skin or is consumed by them. If they cannot find shells to inhabit, hollowing out small rocks will often do just fine for them!

It may look like an eel, but its actually a seal! They even swim like eels. They are the smallest species of seal known to exist.

Variants

A distant ancestor of the Summer Gecko. Anayalizing it suggests that they were incapable of dropping their tails, unlike their modern day descendants.

Summer geckos are lovely spotted reptiles that love the warm sunshine. Native to Soda Planet, they are often kept as pets by the planet's residents.

Variants

A distant ancestor of the Summer Gecko. Anayalizing it suggests that they were incapable of dropping their tails, unlike their modern day descendants.

Painted Crabs are born a pale, near-white color. As they age, their diets influence their colors as adults. Their markings only show  themselves as the crabs age, though some patterns are more common in certain enviornments. They seem to have their own sense of fashion, liking to trade shells amongst each other, and will often find small plants, flowers, and even paint-like materials to decorate their own shells.

Variants

Painted Crabs of this color are commonly found in coral reefs, but aren't a rare find closer to the surface. True to their enviornment, they most commonly take on coral-like shades of orange and pink. They especially love to change their shells with plenty of options around them!

Painted crabs of this color are often found around rivers. Algae is also said to play a part in their color, though it's unclear if it stains their skin or is consumed by them. If they cannot find shells to inhabit, hollowing out small rocks will often do just fine for them!

This dolphin really has a flippin' good time!

Variants

Painted Crabs of this color are commonly found in coral reefs, but aren't a rare find closer to the surface. True to their enviornment, they most commonly take on coral-like shades of orange and pink. They especially love to change their shells with plenty of options around them!