Turtle dragons are dragon hybrids distinctly known for their turtle-like shells. They are often referred to as T.D.s, as a shortening of their full species name. Their adult sizes range from that of a giant tortoise, around four feet, to a much smaller green sea turtle. Their build comprises short, stubby legs with long claws and a compact body. All turtle dragons have spots next to their eyes, on their upper legs, and tail. Their diet consists of insects and plants; but they are also very partial to desserts. Their colors are normally very vibrant, and their shells are both detailed and expressive. They are mild mannered and make for wonderful pets.
› Turtle Dragons are usually bright and vibrant in color and hue. Plain shells are rare.
› Each T.D. has a unique theme that is represented on their shell.
› Turtle Dragons each have a set of horns, they are normally the same type, but on occasion they are special and unique.
› T.D.s love to swim; their fur is covered in a special water-proof coating that enables them to spend long amounts of time in the water.
› Refrain from complaining or being rude if you do not win a T.D. in a competition.
› You will treat all staff, members, and admirers with your full respect.
› Do not bribe, or attempt to bribe, the staff for anything T.D. related.
› Turtle Dragons may not be fursonas.
› If you chose to put your T.D. up for re-adoption, please PM the original artist to hold the adoption for you.
› Do not attempt to steal this species, or any character design.
› Please do not ask to be part of the staff. A notice will be made when staff positions are open.
› Turtle Dragons do not have special powers.
› Customs are given only to staff members. Do not request customs.
› You may own up to four T.D.s. For staff, two of these may be customs.
› Trading and revamping of Turtle Dragons is not permitted.
› If you are banned from Turtle Dragons, staff have the right to revoke and re-adopt your T.D.s.
You may not post images or share your T.D.s publicly, and you cannot post in any T.D.-related threads.
