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Welcome to the Opalica communityI am Fuscontidox the creator if the Opalica species ^^
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it's not required, but we appreciate seeing members congratulate and praise each other on achievements in our community
please remember that if you dont have anything nice to say, that it should not be said at all ^^
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6/7/16
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What is an Opalica?
[Oh-pal-ick-uh]
An Opalica is a semi aquatic species found along the shorelines and water regions of tropical areas, except for Africa.
Opalicas are relatively new in findings, and have only recently begun documentation, only few have ever been brought in for scientific evidence.
They appear to be semi aquatic reptilian (such as water serpents and crocodiles), hippos, and an unidentifiable species of land mammal in the canine lineage.
Each Opalica possesses 1-2 embedded stone/s somewhere on their body that's purpose is unknown, however, they look like opals, but are made with a new element called Voparous that genetically possesses different colors based on the heritage of the Opalica.
Opalicas are harmless for the most part, and don't mind other beings meander around them, however, no one should ever under estimate a wild animal. A cluster of Opalica can range between six to eight adults alone, and can become very protective and deffensive in situations where they feel threatened.
Anatomy:
Opalicas have a stature of no taller than the average Great Dane, there's no height range based on gender as to which gender is larger than the other.
their legs are canine in build, and have excellent webbing structure when their feet are splayed in water.
They have relatively thick skin, and scales normally start at the crown of their head, travel down to cover their neck, create a dorsal effect along their spine, and complete with a fully scaled snake-like tail.
their eyes resemble elongated curving tear drops, and are very good for seeing out of, however, they have bad night vision and rely on series of grunts and stomping when on land and low frequency blurb sounds when in the water to communicate.
Opalica are omnivorous and have a set of four sharp teeth, two on each side of their upper jaw about midway in. Their eyes normally match the color of their stone/s.
Habits:
despite being omnivorous, they much prefer eating plant life, and normally only consume fish to balance their diets
Opalicas normally travel in clusters ranging from 6-8 adults, as calves normally aren't counted into the cluster until they are weaned.
Common:1 or 2 stones
no line edits
no line extras (ie. hair, extra tufts, tail hair etc)
monochromatic eyes
Uncommon:3-5 stones
minor line extras (Head hair)
no line edits
heterochromatic eyes
eyes do not match stone color (if het. stones ONLY ONE of the eyes colors)
Rare:1-2 stones resemble other precious stones not opals (only one type of stone aside from opal) *all remain same color*
minor line edits
line extras (any extra hair added, not a lot just more than head)
Very Rare:major line edits
major line extras
mismatch stones (up to three colors and two different types of stones aside from opal)
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