Djinnos
Hello :3
This species is not offered in customs as of right now. No you may not create your own.
Hello :3
This species is not offered in customs as of right now. No you may not create your own.
F.A.Q:
Quick Facts:
Heights - 8-10 feet tall
Weights - 200-300lbs
Litter sizes - 2-3 pups
Lifespan - 20-35 years
What is a Djinno?
A Djinno is a large, towering creature found in Egypt, India, and lower Southwest Asia. This creature was said to be myth, but now it has been proven true. After time spent capturing this gorgeous beast, scientists still cannot classify this creature. The three distinct heads, similar to no other species; are featuring long, snake like tongues. A long, elegant, and strong neck; covered in rich fur. A muscular, compact body, with long legs, front, crooked paws, and back hooves.
How can I tell a male from female?
Males, commonly called “bulls”, have ram like horns, curved, and close to the middle head ONLY. Females do not. Males may also feature brighter colors along the face, tail, or legs to attract females.
Weaknesses?
Djinnos are not completely covered in fur – which makes their skin highly irritable around sunlight and heat. Djinnos going out into the sun and heat may experience sun burns to 3rd degree burning. Exhaustion is also quite possible; and they can die from heat stroke within hours.
Environment?
Djinnos live with 3-5 other Djinnos, including one “alpha” bull. They travel together at night to hunt, gather, or just spend their leisure time, sitting around. However during the day, due to their extreme sensitivity to sunlight, they make large burrows underground, or resort to caverns and caves to call their home. Anywhere cool or damp may be to their liking. Djinnos are more commonly seen together when it rains. This is when they take the time to come out and hunt as well.
What color can Djinnos come in?
Djinnos will, in most cases, have a base color matching their surroundings. Browns, greens, reds, and other neutral colors will show up, commonly. However, along with mutations of the species, new colors arrive. Lately seen: Blues and shades of purples. However, these are considered rare, and extremely harder to find. Djinnos also exhibit markings. There is one set of natural markings that can range in spots to stripes to just white markings on the chest. The other set of markings is usually an – unnatural color. This attracts mates, as well as tells the age and health of the Djinno. The weaker the colors, the less health, or the older age the Djinno is.
What do they eat?
Djinnos are omnivores; and will eat anything they can find or kill. Being large creatures, they eat just about anything and everything to fill their pallets.
Can they be captured?
Yes! But keeping a creature like this requires a lot of attention and more than enough space. Keeping it in an urban or populated area is unadvised.
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How can I adopt one?
Look for "Adopt" on the canvas. If it is no longer open, the words "Adopt" will be taken off. You may just have to fill out a form, or write a story. It'll depend on the adopt![/center]
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Rules:
* For now each player is only allowed 5 Djinnos
* Do not claim species as your own
* You may not win more than one in a week.
* Do not complain if you did not win the one you wanted.
* Do not re-adopt your adopted Djinno to someone else.
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Pound: Where the returned and unwanted go back up for adoption!
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Rules:
* For now each player is only allowed 5 Djinnos
* Do not claim species as your own
* You may not win more than one in a week.
* Do not complain if you did not win the one you wanted.
* Do not re-adopt your adopted Djinno to someone else.
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Pound: Where the returned and unwanted go back up for adoption!
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