Gelidus and friend's blog

Hi, so I'm The coolest Quarren (Or just TCQ for short) and welcome my blog! As my description states I'm a curator and soon-to-be cultivator of 'Space Marine Husbandry' on Tumblr!

What is Space Marine Husbandry?

The answer is quite simple! SMH is for blogs set inside fictional universes where Astartes are little creatures that live and roam around our world and get up to mischievous activities. These blogs follow people who adopt said little fellas and document their lives with them.

You'll mostly see me sharing/reblogging various other accounts on here to bring them attention to their blogs! If you know of a blog you'd like to be featured here then feel free to share it with me!

Original content

As for things I've made, there's plenty to choose from!

Terminator Tales, a episodic series that follow Gelidus, an Ultramarines Terminator on his various adventures

A series of photos I took while out on a walk is a continuous series which follows Beaky and his human unnamed friend as the go about exploring the vast world

And... that's about it for now, though I do plan to start my own SMH series soon. It will have to wait just a tad bit longer.

What else you'll see on this blog

I'll be sharing my various armies along with work in progress miniatures. I have a few armies I've started but can't quite finish.

So for the past couple days I've seeing a few oddities and I think I might know what it could be, but I wanna get ideas from the rest of y'all before I pull the trigger and start looking.

Dandelions have been missing their heads - So a little while ago I saw a bunny in my backyard which you think would explain away missing Dandelion heads, but here's the thing, they're clean cut. Like a blade was taken to them.

Small footprints - You'd think with all the woodland critters I've got roaming around my untrimmed yard would explain said prints in the ground, but these look more like boot prints than anything.

Strange symbols carved into the ground - So the other day I went outside for some fresh air, when I say a few strange markings left in the ground. They looked like bunches of twigs and sticks, lines on top of lines... which look really familiar, but I can't put my finger on it.

That's all for now, but I'll let you all know when I find more definitive evidence, but as of now my theory is that it could be an Astartes.

I have serval in my care already, but those were from licensed breeders and specialized stores, if it is what I think it is this could be my first wild catch.