What Are Lumos Bunnies?
Lumos (or Lantern) Bunnies are a dark colored species of rabbit, a bit smaller than a medium sized dog, with lantern-like markings and tufts of fur. Their markings can be of any color, bright and dark alike, pattern, and size! There even can be a Lumos Bunny with up to 5 colors! But no more than that. Always always always they have striped, or ringed, tails, and very rarely do you have a plain Lumos Bunny or one that has brightly colored main fur, like yellow or lime green. Lumos Bunnies are herbivores; they eat nothing but plants. Never ever would they eat another animal. Maybe the occasional bug on accident. Lumos Bunnies live in pairs during the mating season, but often they are solitary, aside from a select few that mate for life. There have been homosexual tendencies seen in these bunnies, and through science, are able to breed and produce babies.
Characteristics:
Tufts of fur on ears, head, legs and tip of tail
Stripes on tail
Neon colored markings and regular of up to 5 colors
Darkly colored body fur (aside from markings)
Long floppy ears
Straight ears
Same genders can breed.
Live past 20 in good care.
Rare Characteristics:
Wings
Lightly colored main body fur
Plain colored (no markings)
Albino (no pigmentation; red eyes, translucent fur)
No tail
Tufts on other parts of body
