Smili - A species by Spotty - Posting open -

[Yamanaka Shin]

Tropical Smili? That would be a good name suggestion...

But yeah, Lantana is like sherbert X3 And/or rock candy.

[.kestral]

Rainforest sounds great. Maybe one with a magical sherbert mountain. .3. *kidding*

A hilly rock type thing with caves and stuff in a rainforest full or colourful flowers. The caves serve as dens for the Smili that live there and a tunnel leads out of the forest quickly.


Awww man, it sounds cool

[Spotty]

Lantana is a 2:nd gen smili, so it really wouldn't make any sence if she was ánother species than her parents. Um, and I have no idea what the sun species would involve. A short breifing of what you'd like it to involve would help me to make up my mind^^.

I can really see Tobias with a large bunch of various little smili following him around. <3

[.kestral]

But Spotty, could Lantana choose not to stay with ehr parents and leave to find another tribe? That means I could possibly make it work?
If you think that would work I will PM you information on the sub-species to see what you say.

[Yamanaka Shin]

Lantana could possibly have cubs eventually that could be born in a place which COULD make them technically a different sub-species...if she mated a non-local male. I think.

[Yamanaka Shin]

I can just picture Tobias sitting in a recling chair wearing reading glasses with the newspaper in front of him, lolz. And the cubs would be begging him to play with them.

[Yamanaka Shin]

Aoshi <333 But oddly, I can't see that in him 0.0*

[Spotty]

I don't know if I made it clear enough but it works like this.

A sub-species is a geneticlly isolated population, sort of how a timber wolf isn't a tundra wolf, but they are still both wolves. Moving a tundra wolf south won't make it's puppes another kind of wolf. They would still be tundra wolves. In some forest in central europe.
Smili colouration isn't sub-species dependant. It's desided by temperature, humidity and light amount and colour. The sub-species are genetically and most oftenly geographically isolated groups who differs from the standard smili variant. All sub-species colouration is desided in the same way as the regular ones, and the colour of a smili isn't the way to determine it's sub species. But, because a sub-speces only lives in a specific enviroment with llittle or no contact with other kinds of smili, they will have a similar colour scheme (because they live in the same habitat).

[Verd]

I Love the last one and the 1st adults Spotty C:

[Spotty]

That does sound lovely Lori. That would probably make Tobias very happy^^.