On my list of things to do for chimus I put baby/breeding lines. So now there's a contest for it...
SURPRISE!
Onto the contest...
Help:
The size of a baby chimu, according to .firefly., is "weight:5 lb size:a full grown miniature hare".
Expectations:
A baby chimu is not much different than an adult besides the common things, rounder blue eyes, a smidge less pluffy, and maybe their ears are too big for their head. :3
The differences shouldn't be too big, maybe bigger ears compared to head size, darker eyes, smaller body size, and maybe a little less fluffy. But leave the ear fluff, that shall stay <3
There should be 2-3 baby chimus in the lines, as chimus can have 3 pups at a time.
The rest of the lines is up to you!
Prizes:
First place:
Will get their lines used
may become artist if they so wish
pets:
Rare '10 horse of choice (besides rainbow horse)
From here: http://www.chickensmoothie.com/accounts ... eStart=100
second place:
Guest artist for 2 weeks
pets:
'11 uncommon Halloween rabbit of choice
Form here:
http://www.chickensmoothie.com/accounts ... rid=356946
third place:
Guest artist for 1 week
pets:
Adopt virtual pets at Chicken Smoothie!
Extra:
Chimu facts:
where they live:
Chimu live in the Bavarian Alps of Germany. they live inside little nests
like over grown bee hives in he treetops. each family has a different tree,
each branch holds one hut, and one hut holds one Chimu,
(kinda like a bedroom).
what they eat:
Chimu's are mostly vegan, eating fruit that grows off the top of their family's tree.
each tree grows a different type of berry, since they enjoy to barter and trade each Chimu gets
their fair share of the different berry breeds.Chimu rarely eat meat but hen they do it is usually
a squirrel that had accidentally climbed up the tree
measurements:
baby: weight:5 lb size:a full grown miniature hare
kid: weight:12 lb size: a full grown snowshoe hare
adult: weight:16 lb size: a full grown welsh corgi
- written by .firefly.
Thank you for entering the contest! I look forward to seeing all of the entries!
