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What is a Marzipan Dragon?
A Marzipan Dragon, or Marzi as they're usually called, is a species of dinosaur-like dragon native to the fields and farmlands of Britain. These dragons are known to come in brilliant, flashy colors, or even dull, natural colors - they have no color limitations. Though they are not a very beautiful species, they are considered cute in a lumpy, scaly sort of way, so many people have tamed them for pets. With their tufty lion tails, and the fact that they often grow hair-like clumps on their heads (especially the females) they're rapidly rising in popularity nowadays. These dragons often have been known to hoard pretty, colorful objects, and their only natural enemy is the rabbit. They eat mainly bugs and wildflowers, but have taken a liking to human food recently.
Rules;;
✗ No whining, insulting, bullying, threatening, or kissing up to other adopters or staff members.
✗ Please try not to spam up the thread. (Friendly bumps are okay)
✗ Once you win your Marzi, you are allowed to add accessories to it. No hair or mutations - only accessories.
✗ If you have any questions, please ask myself or my staff.
✗ You can own up to four adopted Marzis and 4 bred Marzis.
✗ Staff members can own up to six adopted/bred Marzis, including three customs.
✗ Do not ask to be a staff member unless positions are open.
✗ Don't ask for customs unless you're a staff member.
✗ Two Marzi months = one Internet week
More about Marzipans;;
Where do they live?
Marzipans are native to Europe, but they can be found in any farm-style field, pasture, or meadow nowadays. They like to hide in the tall grasses, where they chase bugs and chew on the wildflowers. (the blue ones taste the best). They like warm weather, so they prefer places with mild winters. At night, they burrow into holes they dig in the ground using their claws.
Breeding Info;;
Marzis have litters of two babies, called hatchlings, at a time. They do lay eggs almost immediately after breeding, and the eggs take two months (or one Internet week) to hatch. At that point, the babies will stay with their parents for one more Internet week, before leaving the nest. They do not fully grow up until two Internet weeks after hatching.
Marzipans mate for life. The more vividly colored the male, the sooner he'll find a mate. Marzipan females are less laid-back than males.
Appearance Info;;
Marzipans are mostly scales, except for the tufts on their tails and the occasional hairy tuft on their heads (a rare event). They can be any color and have any markings, but typically they have at least one unnatural color. They have big ears, chubby bellies, and odd, fat legs with short claws used for digging. Hatchlings have bigger tail tufts, smaller bellies, bigger eyes, and thinner ears. Their eggs reflect the color of the Marzi's eyes inside, and often change color just before hatching to the brightest shade on the Marzi inside.
PHS and HTH;;
PHS stands for "Permanent Hatchling Syndrome." Marzipans with this disorder, for an unknown reason, never actually grow up. They stay in hatchling form forever. Fortunately, their personalities mature somewhat so that by the age of one Internet month they leave their parents for good and survive on their own.
Dragons with HTH are slightly less common than dragons with PHS. HTH stands for "Hairy Tufted Head". These Marzis have odd, hairy tufts on their head that grow due to unusual hormones that normally would cause hair on their tails instead. This hair can be any length or shape, but is often just a simple tuft.
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