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 Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 3:17 pm
This is an archive of all the species on the island of Jamiju.
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Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 3:21 pm
Species Name: Floofum (flu-fum), Floofums
Flatsale Price: 3k
Growth Rate: 1-2 months
Stages: Floofling - Lamb - Adult
Litter Size: 1-3
Location: Kriim Valley and Shroom Forest
Diet: Stems, twigs, buds and leaves
Appearance: Floofums appear to be sheep with goat traits, growing wool only on their backside and tail. Male floofums have longer tails, droopy ears, and two horns growing in a row at the center of their head. Females have more erect ears and two small horns growing on either side atop their head.
Data: Floofums are sheep-sized grazing animals that stay in herds. As browsers, floofums are similar to deer and enjoy variety in their diet, including woody plants. They may be timid around people but are easily tamed when food is involved.
Unlike sheep it is impossible to sheer a floofum's wool, as trying will send them in to a frantic fury. They have an odd fondness of their 'floof', hence the name.
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Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 3:21 pm
Species Name: Kamelu (camel-oo), Kamelu
Flatsale Price: 3k
Growth Rate: 1-2 months
Stages: Egg - Calf - Adult
Litter Size: 1-3
Location: Kriim Valley
Diet: Buds and leaves
Appearance: Kamelu appear to be lindworms, as they lack back legs. Their head resembles that of a giraffe, only more serpentine and round with a stubby neck. Their skin is scaly, with a thin layer of fur much like 'peach fuzz' covering it. Along the back of their neck grows a mane that continues down their back and stops near the base of the tail, which at the end has a tuft of hair.
Data: Kamelu are friendly animals that are often found in pairs of two. They prefer to stay amongst tall grass for coverage and eat amongst ground plants and low tree branches. Though one would think Kamelu are rather defenseless, they are notorious for using their strong teeth, tail and horns to keep away predators.
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Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 3:24 pm
Species Name: Suqi (sue-quee), Suqi
Flatsale Price: 3k
Growth Rate: 1-2 months
Stages: Box - Kitten - Adult
Litter Size: 1-5
Location: Forests
Diet: Nuts, seeds, conifer cones, fruits, fungi, green vegetation, and insects
Appearance: Suqi are medium-sized rodents with large bushy tails, long ears, and a keen sense of smell. They're closely related to the squirrel family.
Data: Suqi are solo animals that create their own territories thus often fight others of the same gender when encountered in their 'zone'. They live in trees, preferably ones that already have an available hole, but will also live in other high sheltered areas. They're well known for being pack-rats, and will store anything that they find edible in their home for winter. Suqi eat many things, but they do not eat smaller animals.
The young are very curious and playful, making it a hassle for anyone to look after one. Though if they wander too far they will seek out their parents rather than continuing on.
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Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 3:24 pm
Species Name: Dequ (deh-qu), Dequs (deh-qus)
Flatsale Price: 4k
Growth Rate: 1-2 months
Stages: Newborn - Foal - Adult
Litter Size: 1-2
Location: Anywhere that supplies food
Diet: Normally grasses and sedges, but will eat leaves, fruits, or bark when needed.
Appearance: Dequ are very much like zebra, just laking the usual stripes. They have erect, mohawk-like manes, tufts of hair at the end of their tails, and can come in a variety of patterns.
Data: Dequ are highly sociable animals, though just like zebras they are very hard to train and are often stubborn like a mule. They make great companions however and will listen if a treat is included.
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Posted: Wed Dec 26, 2007 3:26 pm
Species Name: Caeluma (say-loo-ma), Caelumas
Flatsale Price: 4k
Growth Rate: 1-2 months
Stages: Egg - Chick - Adult
Litter Size: 1-5
Location: Clover Pond and Glitter Lake
Diet: Seeds, shoots, grass, aquatic vegetation, grain,
acorns, insects, and aquatic invertebrates.
Appearance: Their main features are similar to most waterfowl; webbed feet, flat bills, and short stubby tails. Anatomically they're built similar to a goose.
Data: These birds are much like your usual waterfowl, except much more intelligent. They're quite swift when they choose to be, though prefer to waddle along at an easy pace. Their curious minds will always bring them to wandering which they often do in a flock as they search for food. Anything taller than them is considered a threat, so they're more than likely to not mind you around if your crouched/sitting or known to carry bread crumbs.
The young are a palm-full, and love to cuddle. If you stay around them too much they will grow attached and follow you around, making your walks peep-ful.
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