[KittyCatKita]

Happy Lunar New Year everyone! A special little lady inspired by a very cute little North American colubrid!
Please note, you can only win one dragon equid from the 2025 snake dragons!

Original Owner: MapleNeko
Name: Sgaeyl
Sex: Mare
Height: 11.1 hh
Coat: Seal Bay Dapple Roan
Eye: Orange
Quipping: Multicolour Filled Regular

[MapleNeko]

Username: MapleNeko
Name: Tba
NA Snake Fact: western Hognose snakes play dead as a defense mechanism! They roll over on their back and flatten out, it’s kinda funny.

[jensen ackles]

Username: jensen ackles
Name: Eivor
NA Snake Fact: Arizona is home to 13 different species of rattlesnake

[_Wolfgirl_]

Username: _Wolfgirl_
Name: Blue
NA Snake Fact: While most snakes are not social, garter snakes are! They form groups and are even known to have friends (or snakes they prefer to hang out with). They are also known to hibernate together in numbers sometimes in the hundreds

[Jaydoge]

Username: Jaydoge
Name: Fireball
NA Snake Fact: The rim rock crowned snake is North america's rarest species of snake, native to southern florida. They're non-venomous and feed primarily on insects! At least one has been documented to have died feeding on a centipede.

[BlueEyedKite]

Username: BlueEyedKite
Name: Meleys
NA Snake Fact: the cottonmouth snake is so named for the white color inside of its mouth, a deadly cotton ball beware!

[eleutheromania]

Username: eleutheromania
Name: Demeter
NA Snake Fact: Rat snakes are good climbers and often prey on birds, rodents, and their eggs.

[kortico]

Username: kortico
Name: Wren
NA Snake Fact: eastern milk snakes (or, all milk snakes, i suppose!) are said to have gotten their name from an old folktale about a snake finding its way into a barn and drinking milk from a cow.

[Aravel]

Username: Aravel
Name: TBD
NA Snake Fact: The California Red Garter is a type of a snake that uses Musking as a defense mechanism- it releases a foul smelling musk when handled!

[c a b b a g e]

Username: p i n e a p p l e
Name: Halona
NA Snake Fact: Rainbow Snakes are nocturnal (active at night) and feed primarily on freshwater American eels, earning them the nickname “Eel Moccasin.”