Dragonessloves Bitty Shop
Snake Type: Sunbeam Snake, non-venomous (produces antivenoms for all venom types, no matter where the lamia are from)
Appearance: Dark brown scales that shine incandescent in the light with a tan underbelly; there are paint stains on his scales and his bones look chipped.
Size: (Bitty) 11-12 inches total/4-5 inches ‘standing’ (Full-Size) 5 feet total/2 feet ‘standing’
Personality: Inkbeam is typically very outgoing and witty, enjoying pranks and good puns. He relies on his ink vials for proper emotions, having to mix various ones each morning to achieve a proper balance for what he might need to be feeling that day. He is a very friendly and gets along with most all non-hostile bitties. Very affectionate toward his owner and friends.
This bitty has a severe phobia of blank white spaces. A pure white room IS NOT a good idea for this little guy. He loves colors and creating, but never on a plain white surface; it gives him anxiety and could lead to a panic attack. Please be aware of his needs.
Inkbeam may also vomit black ink when overly excited or upset. Don’t be alarmed. It just happens sometimes. The ink does stain clothes and carpet.
Snake Type: Blue Coral Snake, extremely venomous (produces venom at random ranging in severity from Krait to Night Skye, unpredictable and DANGEROUS)
Appearance: Dark blue tail with two lighter blue stripes running down the sides as well as a bright red tail tip; there are various ERRORS all over his body.
Size: (Bitty) 10-12 inches total/4-5 inches ‘standing’ (Full-Size) 4-5 feet total/2 feet ‘standing’
Personality: CoError is a very abrasive lamia, but underneath the initial hostility, he really is just a sweetheart that has some serious abandonment issues. He enjoys jokes of any nature, puns or otherwise, and likes pranks as long as he is an observer and not a victim. CoError does not like most other lamia, but tolerates any that are based on Underswap Sans or the Classic Sans and Papyrus; he also gets along decently with Inkbeam and the Outertale lamia.
Snake Type: Turtle-Headed Sea Snake, mildly venomous, not very dangerous. Far too lazy to bite.
Appearance: Thick, banded dark and light blue tail.
Size: (Bitty) 9-12 inches total/3-4 inches ‘standing’ (Full-size) 3-4 feet total/1-2 feet ‘standing’
Personality: Very relaxed and quiet, an excellent choice for any first time adopters. Loves star gazing, astronomy, and anything that deals with space as well as puns and jokes. Very playful and loving, if you can get him to wake up
This lamia requires a pool relative to their size to bask and play in as well as a tropical temperature to maintain their health.
Snake Type: Blue-Green Tree Snake, extremely mild venom, fangs are in the back of his mouth where molars would be. Not dangerous at all.
Appearance: Bright blue coloration on top of the tail with a soft yellow underbelly; there are also specks of golden yellow scattered over the blue of the tail.
Size: (Bitty) 12-14 inches total/5-6 inches ‘standing’ (Full-Size) 5-6 feet total/2-3 feet ‘standing’
Personality: This lamia is very active and extremely loving. He requires little supervision and loves to cook and clean, but can occasionally overdo. His favorite activities include cooking, training, cleaning, and climbing. Make sure to have lots of toys and puzzles for him to play with.
While this lamia does enjoy climbing, it would be unwise to leave him unsupervised while doing so. He isn’t necessarily clumsy, but accidents can happen and he WILL be hurt if he falls from too high. Take proper precautions to ensure this doesn’t happen.
Snake Type: Purple Indigo Snake, very mildly venomous, the bite is akin to a dog bite with a little more kick.
Appearance: Dark black-purple tail with a grey underbelly and specks of silver dusted over the top; looks like a starry night sky.
Size: (Bitty) 13-15 inches total/5-7 inches ‘standing’ (Full-Size) 6-7 feet total/ 3-4 feet ‘standing’
Personality: Night Skyes are very quiet and calm lamia. They enjoy anything dealing with engineering, quantum physics, mechanical engineering, and most other branches of science dealing with machinery. They very much enjoy a healthy debate with an intellectual companion. Underneath the shell of science, Night Skyes also enjoy cooking, sewing, and, on the rare occasion you can catch it, singing. They are said to have some of the most magnificent singing voices out of all the lamia, but are extraordinarily shy about it.
NOTE: MER COME IN ONLY BITTY SIZES
Mer Type: Great White Shark
Personality: Despite having the lower half of the supposedly vicious great white, this mer is very calm and mild mannered with an affinity for naps and jokes. However, don’t let his lax demeanor fool you. If he suspects anything amiss, he could, and would, take a chunk out of a potential threat without hesitation. As long as his loved ones aren’t threatened, though, expect a very loving, lazy boy.
Personality: This little guy is full of energy and wants you to know it. He spends most of his time ‘galloping’ around the tank and making sure everything is perfectly spotless; can’t have a filthy home! He also enjoys ‘cooking’ an uncooked version of spaghetti out of kelp and algae. Not many of his tank mates enjoy it, but he’s working on it. He loves having his owner’s attention, or anyone’s attention for that matter, and enjoys being given little toys and puzzles to play with.
Mer Type: Octopus (Enteroctopus)
Size: 8-10 inches (Relaxed), 12-15 inches (Full Height)
Personality: While this mer may seem very cold, he’ll come out of his shell if one engages him in discussion regarding marine biology, underwater engineering, or anything related to most sciences. Amorphouses also very much enjoy music, anything high and operatic they curl over themselves to get closer to. If given an instrument, preferably something airy or with strings, they will learn to play and it will be the most beautiful song you’ve ever heard.
If startled, like a regular octopus, an Amorphous will expel ink and run to hide. I advise against actively trying to upset this mer or you will be facing his wrath in the form of missing items and water sloshed on your devices as well as a very elusive mer with a very vengeful temper. You have been warned.
Personality: This mer has a very motherly, approachable disposition and is likely to adopt any newcomers to her tank, regardless of their opinion on the matter. She very much enjoys reading and will cook if given an area to do so. She enjoys corny humor and puns very much as well as snails and sea slugs. She can be given either snails or sea slugs as treats; they won’t hurt her if she eats them!
Mother-tee does not do well with any of the Fell Mer as she sees them as a potentially hostile and a threat to her tank mates. She WILL attempt to fight if provoked, but fighting is almost always a last resort.
Mer Type: Lava/Volcanic Elemental
Size: Crater is 3 inches (doesn’t change), 9-11 inches without crater
Personality: Despite being branded a hothead, Toatem’s are very calm and provide tank mates with both a sympathetic ear and suitable warmth that most of the other mer require. All this mer really needs to be happy are a nice corner to ‘set up shop’ and other mer to entertain.
While this mer is very calm and slow to anger, he is still made of lava. I advise against touching him unless he trusts you. He is made entirely out of lava and you WILL be burned if he is startled or doesn’t feel at ease around you.
Mer Type: Bottlenosed Dolphin
Personality: Dol-berries are very active mer and love making new friends. They tend to do better in pods with other Dol-berries, but that doesn’t mean they dislike any of the other mer; quite the opposite! They love all other mer and just about any other bitty they meet.
If left unattended for too long, this mer will try to leave the tank to explore. While he can breathe air, mobility is severely impaired the longer he is out of the water. Be mindful of this.
Size: 7-9 inches (slouched) 9-11 inches (standing straight)
Personality: Lemoneys are very relaxed mer that like to doze in sunny spots and eat as many sweets as they can get their hands on. They enjoy the company of most other mer, but particularly love Dol-berries, usually teaming up with a couple other Lemoneys to protect a small pod of them. That said, Lemoneys are very protective mer and once they’ve chosen someone they deem necessary to protect, good luck even getting near that individual. Other than their protective nature, Lemoneys are very friendly and relaxed and love to crack jokes and pull pranks that typically don’t end with anyone hurt; usually.
Mer Type: Blue Ringed Octopus
Size: 8-10 inches (Relaxed) 9-12 inches (Full Height)
Personality: This mer could not be more different from its Classic counterpart. Ringed Amorphouses are literally the male equivalent of the Mother-tee. They love most of the other mer and will attempt to adopt them if given the chance. They are very protective of their new ‘children’, but are polite to friends and companions that have been deemed safe.
Like a normal octopus, this mer can and will shoot ink as a defensive mechanism if frightened or startled. Please be careful as such activities stress the Ringed Amorphous and, if pushed to the extreme, could kill him.
Mer Type: Sand Tiger Shark
Personality: Initially, this mer comes off as very abrasive and extremely aggressive; that’s just the shell he hides in. If you manage to get him out of his shell, look forward to a very sweet, if a bit rude, mer with a heart of gold. He may be forgetful and sometimes very harsh, but he is trying. Bear with him. He isn’t used to being nice so his initial attempts may come off as hostile. Be patient. I can assure you, the reward of his friendship is immensely satisfying.
Personality: This mer is initially hostile. He will always be distrusting of new tank mates and must be worked with one on one before being introduced to new mer. The only mer that he is suitably calm around initially are Sand Liars and, on occasion, Watch Rays; everyone else must earn his trust. Once said trust has been earned, he calms down to a much more manageable companion, with only the occasional aggressive outburst and jealous tantrum when he isn’t receiving enough attention from his ‘admirers’.
Mer Type: Lava/Volcanic Elemental
Size: Crater is 3 inches (doesn’t change), 9-11 inches without crater
Personality: This elemental seems like a hothead at first glance; and he completely is one. He keeps a cool, almost haughty atmosphere about him at all times and delights in flustering tank mates with crude jokes and suggestive humor. Keep an eye on him or you may find an unwilling mer missing. He is excellent at providing a tank with heat, but I advise to keep a Sand Liar or a Dragoryus with him to keep him in check.
This mer is made entirely out of lave and he wants to be absolutely sure you know it. DO NOT TOUCH HIM. Never touch a Krakamag unless you have been given elicit consent to do so. You WILL be burned and he WILL attempt to harm you further for being so stupid or for startling him. Respect the volcano and he might respect you.
Personality: This mer is one of the fastest and most aggressive in the shop. He expects constant praise and attention and he will be sure to let you know if he is lacking in either department with a swift bite to the closest thing he can reach. His temper is short and he is very domineering despite his small stature; he wants to be in control. If you can work with him and get him calm enough, you’ll realize he’s just a spoiled little mer that is scared to be alone. Just give him lots of love and he’ll return it in subtle ways.
DO NOT STICK YOUR HAND IN THE TANK UNLESS HE IS COMFORTABLE WITH YOU. People have lost fingers doing this. He is aggressive and prefers to attack first and ask questions later. If you try to touch him without his consent, after you’ve first received him or in some similar circumstance, that’s your own fault. He CAN and WILL bite you, and when he bites, he’s going to kill, not injure. You will lose a finger at best, the entire hand at most.
Mer Type: Spotted Eagle Ray
Personality: True to their name, Watch Rays are very watchful. They’re very calm and relaxed unless provoked, but even then try not to attack unless they have to. Most of their days are spent on the bed of the tank watching the other mer play and only interfering if they sense a threat. These mer are very protective of all tank mates and will attempt to kill another mer if they are a perceived threat to their current tank mates and they think they can’t talk them down. It’s rare that something like that happens, but not so rare that one should not be warned of the dangers. Be aware of all mer in the tank and make sure if you adopt more that it won’t upset anyone.
NOTE: AVIANS ONLY COME IN BITTY SIZES
Personality: Blues are very relaxed avians. They enjoy eating, sleeping, telling jokes, and being in the company of good friends. Blues are one of the most friendly avians available, but they are very protective of any other avians they choose to be in their flock. Mind the talons; they’re quite sharp!
Personality: Golden Knights are extremely social and very high energy. They will fly until they literally fall from the sky from exhaustion. Knights get excited very easily and are generally one of the happiest avians available. They are very accepting of all other avians, accepting any and all into their flock without question. Golden Knights also very much enjoy puzzles and cooking. If you notice items going missing, this may also be their work as they can’t resist anything even remotely resembling a toy. A firm, but gentle scolding will usually stop them from stealing your things to play with.
Personality: This avian is perhaps one of the most difficult in the shop to care for. Fallen Angels are particularly adamant about being helped in any way, despite the fact that they are unable to fly from the tar-like substance perpetually caught in their feathers. Despite that, they make every effort to keep their wings in pristine condition, constantly preening and fussing over them. One way to make a Fallen Angel calm down is to play music of any kind; they secretly love to dance and will stop what they’re doing to sway along to the beat. They’ll pretend to be angry later for the interruption to their preening, but you’ll likely hear a quiet “Thank You,” for helping them take their mind off their situation.
Personality: Contrary to his name, this avian is NOT phoenix and cannot be reborn from his own ashes. Please don’t kill him to test that. He is a very quiet, mild mannered avian that enjoys the company of almost all others from any flock. Phoenixes may have a hard time fitting into one flock, and that’s alright as long as there are plenty of other avians around for them to talk to and interact with.
KEEP AWAY FROM WATER. Seems like this would be self explanatory, but, again, this avian IS NOT an actual phoenix. If he is hit with water HE WILL GO OUT AND HE WILL DIE. Please take care to ensure this doesn’t happen.
Personality: Cherubs are the most social avians in the shop. They are unavailable to be adopted unless AT LEAST two other avians are being adopted as well. Without a proper flock, even just a small one of three, they can, and very likely WILL fall down. Cherubs are extremely sweet and love to be helpful in any way they can, be it cleaning or trying to cook with their owner. They’re very playful and have a high energy pool to drain each day before bed. They love shiny things and toys with bells.
Avian Type: Great Grey Owl
Personality: Night Seraphs are among the quietist avians available. They are very observant and enjoy the company of most other avians. Some of their favorite things to do include playing pranks, eating sweetened meats, and protecting other members of their flock. Night Seraphs surprisingly need the least amount of sleep out of any of the available avians, but they try to sleep anyway to be semi-normal.
Avian Type: Bird of Paradise
Personality: The Fallen Paradise is very similar to the Fallen Angel in terms of preening and trying to keep themselves clean, but they do not take it to the extreme that their darker counterpart does. They understand that they will never be able to get the rainbow colored tar out of their feathers and they have accepted that they are bound to walk. Despite their sad circumstances, these are one of the happiest avians available. They are known for taking others under their wings when they have no flock or family to go to. Fallen Paradises are a very good avian to have for other, more anxious avians.
Personality: Pyrians are the most anxious avian types available. They must be adopted alone and be given a potential owner’s full and undivided attention until they are sure they won’t be abandoned. Expect to receive many a harsh glare and sharp screech if you get too close too fast. Try not to startle them with loud music or too bright lights; they are half bat after all. Once you get a Pyrian to trust you, they enjoy being held and coddled like a child, some even wanting to stay on their owner’s shoulder like a parrot. But don’t try any of that unless the Pyrian fully trusts you. It will end with a bleeding bite mark on whatever appendage you were foolish enough to try to touch him with.
Personality: Nobilities are the most regal avian available, their wing colors being the only ones in the shop that vary from one to another. While the typical coloration is a dark black on the back and a vibrant crimson on the front, some have even gone so far as to have an orange front with a very light grey back. These avians are the proudest available, and rightly so. Each Nobility is a product of the combination of my own and my lamia, Varick’s, magic, so they are one of our most treasured adoptable creatures. If one is ever mistreated, the previous owner is not heard from again. You have been warned. Nobilities enjoy music, literature, and nature. They do well in areas with flourishing plant life and help it grow with their magic.
Personality: Ashes are some of the most self-reliant avians. They do not need a flock and don’t really care about being in one either. They like to hang around the edges of other flocks and cause mischief, but their pranks usually just end with some singed feathers as a worst case scenario. These phoenix-like avians need to be closely supervised or, if angered, they could set a house ablaze quite quickly and easily.
Personality: Perhaps the most indignant avian in the shop, Gales are extremely irked at their lack of immaculate plumage. They are very easily upset if their miniature wings are mentioned and will harm the individual that decided to bring it up. Don’t call them cute unless you’d like to lose your eyes or possibly another appendage.
Personality: Guardians do exactly as their name suggests and guard any flock they have chosen to protect. They are typically viewed as loners, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. In all honesty, they would love to be a part of a flock, but are usually viewed as incorrect by most flocks and are shunned, kicked to the outskirts by those that they protect. Guardians need lots of love and positive reassurance that they are wanted. When they feel comfortable enough with an owner, they will follow them everywhere; they’ll never be alone again.
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