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• Types of Moss-Hooves •

- Rare (not free!!! 50 points on DA to make!!!!!)

- Uncommon

- Common

• Rare Facts •

- Rare Moss-Hooves will have more flowers and moss covering them, making it harder to see them in forests. The flowers many used for these are Orange Lily, Queen of the Night, Jade Vine, KokiO, Juliet Rose, and Middlemist Rose! Moss used for these maybe either Jamesoniella undulifolia or Bartramia stricta moss. Rare Moss-Hooves also have bigger horns, longer tails, and are less fluffy than common ones!

• Uncommon Facts •

- Uncommon Moss-Hooves have little to no need moss but have a huge amount of vines and uncommon flowers. Some flowers they have can be Catchflies, Chocolate Cosmos, Hydrangea, and even Showy Lady's Slippers! If they have a small amount of moss, it is usually the standard Aquarium Moss. Their horns are usually stubs and are never tall or long unless curled but are extremely fluffy!

• Common Facts •

Common Moss-Hooves are usually in the middle of fluffy and not. They have more vines and mosses than flowers but have more detailed markings on their fur than the other types. But they usually can be found with flower crowns on! Flower that can be seen on commons are Azalea, Common Rose, Bell Flowers, Lavender, and Cyclamen. Mosses that are usually found on this type are Reindeer Moss, Lichen, and Aulacomnium palustre. Their horns are usually different sizes each and they can have up to 3 horns!

All Moss-Hooves grow their own moss, vines, and flowers because they see nature as a sign of beauty and originality!! 💗

ahh thank you~

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