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 bite is venomous towards other lamias and animals, nonvenomous to humans.

They take a while to warm up to new owners, and will commonly hiss and snap at new owners.

They do not fit very well with families with a lot of bittys.

Suggested amount of bittys the adopter should have is 3, otherwise, it can be overwhelming for the Red Belly Killer lamia.

Red Belly Killers can grow from 6-7 ft in length, 2-3 ft standing. They weigh anything from 10-30 pounds 

The average lifespan is 10-15 years

These bittys are strictly carnivorous, 

This bitty may eat other bittys, so keeping them fed and within its habitat when you are gone is best.

This bitty also prefers to eat small prey such as frogs, fish, tadpoles, and snakes.

These bittys get attached to their caretakers, meaning they ger protective over ‘their human’.

Red Belly Killers enjoy frequent naps, but only after they’ve been in a home for more than a month.

These bittys are harder to gain the trust of, but once you do they will be the most loyal and helpful Lamia you may ever have.

These bittys seasons are early spring, and may not be seen during these times. 

If your red belly killer has a clutch it is best to not approach the eggs or young until they hatch and are over a week old, otherwise, the Red Belly Killer may lash out and bite you.

The best way to win over this bitty is by buying it a stuffed animal or giving it some sort of sharp object.

These bittys, like the Dustorine, enjoy collecting random sharp objects. Like the Dustorine The Red Belly Killer will take great care of their collection, regularly sharpening, polishing, and cleaning them.

design and colors inspired by the red belly black snake

killer belongs to rahafwabas

Summer Themes

Hi everyone!

As promised, here are some of the theme suggestions for the Reaper76 Summer Event!

We don’t want to do set “day themes” like many of these event weeks do, but we do want to provide everyone with some ideas or inspiration.  You’re not limited to these, but some of them might help you get started or get the gears turning.

A day at the beach: it’s hard to think of summer without a trip to the beach! Gabriel’s home city of Los Angeles has several great beaches that might give you some inspiration!

Some ideas: Which one immediately jumps in the water?  Do either of them like building sand castles?  How does Jack react when seeing the ocean for the first time?  

Setting up camp: many people like to go camping in the summer, not just for being outdoors but also to enjoy other activities like hiking, swimming, off-road driving and biking.

Some ideas: making smores, building campfires, watching sunrises and sunsets, stargazing

Hit the road, Jack: road trips are a quintessential summer pastime. Popular routes include Route 66 and California Highway 1.

Some ideas: how do they split driving time, and who is the bad driver?  Who gives bad directions?  How do they split music choices? Motel rooms?  What sights do they go see?

Some ideas: when do they take their big Americas road trip?  Who plans the route through Central America, who plans for Southern America?  Where do they visit?  What do they do in Mexico City?  Or Rio de Janiero?  Or Buenos Aires?  Or Santiago?  Do they visit the Amazon in Brazil, the Andes in Chile and Argentina, the cenotes of Mexico and Belize?  Trips across the United States are fun, but consider looking at the wonderful world beyond it - as an opportunity to explore and learn about new places and cultures.

We’re all golfers now: lots of sports take place in summer, including baseball, golf, swimming, surfing, and bike races

Soccer/fútbol: outside of the US, fútbol matches are popular in the summer.  Would Gabriel and Jack root for a specific team?

Lúcioball: which one wants to learn how to play Lúcioball?  Does the other come along and try to play?

Just Desserts: lots of great food come into season in the summer - things like watermelons, strawberries, peaches, nectarines, and especially corn (lol).  Ice cream and pies are fun treats in the summer.  Barbecued foods, hamburgers, ribs, steaks, and grilled chicken are all popular.

Some ideas: Favorite ice cream flavor?  Favorite fruit?  Who makes the better burger?

Welcome to Hollywood: it’s time for summer movie blockbusters!  What kind of movies would they want to see?  Who gets scared in the horror film?  Who wants to see the action flick?

Some ideas: What sights does Gabriel show Jack the first time he visits LA?  What are some of their favorite movies?  Do they visit movie sets?

Retirement doesn’t suit us: summer often means trips to new destinations.  Where do two supersoldiers go in their time off?  The world is wide with many cool places to visit and see!

Some ideas: How do they react to seeing Dorado for the first time?  Or Hanamura?  Which one is the space nerd who wants to visit the Lijiang Tower?  Which one is the history nerd who wants to see Ilios or Giza?

Some ideas: Does Gabriel suggest going to Mexico to visit family?  What places does he show Jack?  What foods do they eat, what music do they experience?  

Some ideas: who wants to take a trip to China?  Who wants to visit India?  Do they run into junkers in Australia?  What do they think when they visit Numbani in Nigeria for the first time?  How do they react to visiting Gibraltar?

Like the stars: did you know fireflies are not found in the western United States? How does Gabriel react to seeing fireflies in Indiana for the first time?

Now those are some fireworks: the 4th of July is Independence Day for the United States. Celebrated with barbecues, baseball games, neighborhood and family get-togethers, and fireworks large and small.

Summertime Romance: sometimes a love lasts a summer, sometimes it lasts a lifetime (or two).  How do Gabriel and Jack spend over twenty summers together?  Do they do anything special for just the two of them?

Hope these themes help spark your imaginations!   We’re super excited that so many people are interested in participating!  Please feel free to send us any questions or ideas, and best of luck to everyone creating some R76 content for the event!

Remember, the event begins July 4th and ends July 18th!  You can start submitting art, fics, graphics, and content to the tag #reaper76summerevent, or send us a link on the blog!

BloodBerrys are a pair of bittys, brothers

If you want to adopt one it is required to the other.

BloodBerrys tend to be an amusing two bittys to adopt

The older brother, the Blue-tcher, is energetic, kind, loud, caring and a master at cooking

The younger brother, the snatch is lazy, tired, outgoing and pun loving bitty

BloodBerrys love food of all sorts, though they prefer to eat meat.

Snatch’s have a chip on their nose socket and may pick at it when nervous.

Blue-tchers will tease and/or yell at a Snatch for doing such a thing

Despite common misconceptions, Blue-tchers love puns, jokes, and japes. Though they’d never tell their brother that.

BloodBerrys are a friendly duo suitable for people who don’t mind dark humor, watching horror movies or spending money on lots of meat.

Blue-tchers grow to be 2ft while Snatch’s grow to be 3 ft.

They both average 10-20 pounds, and live up to 30 years.

BloodBerrys love to cheer up their owner, in their own little ways.

Snatch’s will offer a ‘ear’ to their caretaker, listening to them rant and vent. When you are finished they will offer some advice, though not that good, and spout out puns until your laughing.

Blue-tchers will give you a hug, try and get their favorite treat or stuffed toy, offering words of praise and reassurance. They may even tell a few carefully placed puns.

These bittys get along well with just about anyone, as long as they don't waste their food they will be fine!

Though, Snatch’s take a while to warm up with their caretaker, after they do they are amazing nap buddies. Not the best for energy-draining tasks but amazing with helping with homework, papers, or just overall questions.

Snatch! ^

Blue-tcher! ^

NapstaKittys are kind, shy, and loyal bittys.

These bittys love to listen and create music, loving all genres of music.

NapstaKittys are certified emotional support bittys, naturally projecting happy, calming waves.

NapstaKittys do not need to bed fed, seeing as they feed off negative emotions and turning them into positive emotions.

These bittys are seen crying a lot, but that's just how their magic is formed so do not worry if they have tears in their ‘eyes’

These bittys love to tell jokes to help cheer their caretakers up, they will use their magic to create hates, tails, and even temporarily solidify themselves.

NapstaKittys feel like warm, cuddly marshmallows when they are solidified, the touch of a NapstaKitty will instantly soothe someone out of a panic attack.

NapstaKittys are also commonly seen in hospitals, helping rehabilitate the sickly and injured.

Napstakittys are extremely friendly, loyal and caring.

They will remind you when to eat, drink water, and go to sleep. 

These bittys do not grow any bigger than 6 inches, being one of the smaller bittys that we adopt out. They also don’t weigh anything due to being a ghost.

These bittys are suited for all types of homes, and get along with all bittys!

NapstaKittys live to be 50 years on average. Despite being a ghost, they can still fall down and dust.

Forgotten Bittys is a non-profit bitty shop that adopts out bittys that most people do not normally adopt.

Our shop is constantly being renovated using passive magic, it will shift around when needed but at the moment our layout is simple!

We have Bitty clothes, items, and food up front near the entrance.

By our bitty enclosures, we have window seats for the bittys to soak in the sun and doze.

We also have a bitty pen for them to relax, play, and meet potential adopters!

In the room over, we have a nursery for upcoming bittys or future clutches. Outside the nursery, we have a bitty pen for expecting bittys or bitty cubs to relax and play.

Across from the nursery, we have a mini health clinic for checkups, injury healing, recovery for returned or rescued bittys.

In the next room we have our front desk, the bathrooms, and a private adoption and greet room for our more shy adopters. So if you need to use that room, do not be afraid to ask!

After that is our offices and storage, and we kindly request that any visitors don't enter without asking.

even if you don't wish to adopt a bitty, we welcome volunteers and fosters!

some bittys may need a home to go to after being returned, so a foster would be best to stop our bittys from dusting.

volunteers would also be welcomed to help keep the nursery clean, to change out and set up the bitty items, and to help keep our shop clean!

Solitary- It is highly recommended to not be housing and other bittys while housing this one. He is very territorial and will need his own area to claim as his own.

Housing pets can be a bit of a challenge for this bitty is not fond of dogs. At all. He is also a carnivore and can kill prey many times larger than himself, so it is advised to supervise at all times he is with your pets.

These bittys can be very ferocious towards anyone who isn't their caretaker.

On average, these bittys can grow up to 1 and a ½ ft and weigh 10-15 lbs.

Prefers cold climates, due to having a thick layer of fur over parts of his bone that can cause overheating.

These bittys can live up to 15-20 years, making them a long term bitty. May live longer, depending on the relationship with the caretakers.

If bitty is returned to the shop, or if something happened to the caretaker, and not carefully taken care of, the bitty may ’fall down’.

These bittys have their ’season’, during the beginning of the summer to early winter.

Despite all this, these bittys are extremely protective. They also tend to be little assholes when they're first adopted, destroying papers and tearing up furniture.

When they get used to you they become protective and want to do nothing more than make you happy.

Similar to cats, they may leave things they've hunted and found around your room of places you're at the most to make you happy.

These bittys enjoy collecting sharp objects such as; thumbtacks, blades, Exacto-knives, broken glass, carved bones from animal carcasses.

Despite being solitary animals, Dustorines can get along with Papyrus types. And may grow attached and protective of them.

When adopting a Dustorine ita suggested to keep your valuables hidden for a few weeks, until the bitty has calmed.