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Adopted: March 17th, 2014 05:51 AM
Full Name: ??
Gender: Genderless (??ale as Mortal/Adult)
Species: ??
Age: Unknown, Elder/Ancient ??
Info: ??
Back ground:
??
Fin/To be continued
Character adopted from
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/12071998/
by experimentor-iblis (FA)
Art/Character © me 2014
I don't care if you fave or not,
the art will still be updated with a new
image whenever I decide to update it.
About the Jelicon's
Despite looking like a marsupial, they are actually not, they are related more to the common red fox. Domesticated rather recently they make loveable little pets as long as they are given the room to roam and explore. They use their special pouches to collect food and nesting materials, and can be trained to collect and transport small items. These creatures are teritorial, although not solitary. They are carnivores, who enjoy the occasional berry treat.
Posted: June 5th, 2014 05:59 PM
Can I mate the two females I have with my male and make DTA of their little ones?
If I would happen to create some one day it would be nice to know if it's okay or not.
Also I would like to know do they give live birth or do they lay eggs that hatch and then they feed them?
How many kids/pups do they get each time, and when do they start to eat on their own?
Should I read about real foxes for more info (about them)?
I will credit you for the species.
Posted: June 6th, 2014 09:57 AM
Your free to make adopts from offspring of them and sell them how you wish, they usually give birth to live young, average is about 4 in a litter although the range can be from 1 to 7. The young can eat solids from birth as they are born like mini adults, however they usually also get a suplement of milk from the mum. They can live alone by the time they are 6 - 7 weeks of age however females tend to stay longer if another litter is around to help out.
If a litter is large to make sure all get food the parents will take the smallest ones into their pouch to make sure they get as much food as their siblings. They learn a lot of skills and such as fox cubs would from play woth their siblings and watching the parents.
=3
Edit:
Adopted: March 17th, 2014 05:51 AM
Full Name: ??
Gender: Genderless (??ale as Mortal/Adult)
Species: ??
Age: Unknown, Elder/Ancient ??
Info: ??
Back ground:
??
Fin/To be continued
Character adopted from
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/12071998/
by experimentor-iblis (FA)
Art/Character © me 2014
I don't care if you fave or not,
the art will still be updated with a new
image whenever I decide to update it.
About the Jelicon's
Despite looking like a marsupial, they are actually not, they are related more to the common red fox. Domesticated rather recently they make loveable little pets as long as they are given the room to roam and explore. They use their special pouches to collect food and nesting materials, and can be trained to collect and transport small items. These creatures are teritorial, although not solitary. They are carnivores, who enjoy the occasional berry treat.
Posted: June 5th, 2014 05:59 PMCan I mate the two females I have with my male and make DTA of their little ones?
If I would happen to create some one day it would be nice to know if it's okay or not.
Also I would like to know do they give live birth or do they lay eggs that hatch and then they feed them?
How many kids/pups do they get each time, and when do they start to eat on their own?
Should I read about real foxes for more info (about them)?
I will credit you for the species.
Posted: June 6th, 2014 09:57 AMYour free to make adopts from offspring of them and sell them how you wish, they usually give birth to live young, average is about 4 in a litter although the range can be from 1 to 7. The young can eat solids from birth as they are born like mini adults, however they usually also get a suplement of milk from the mum. They can live alone by the time they are 6 - 7 weeks of age however females tend to stay longer if another litter is around to help out.
If a litter is large to make sure all get food the parents will take the smallest ones into their pouch to make sure they get as much food as their siblings. They learn a lot of skills and such as fox cubs would from play woth their siblings and watching the parents.
=3
Category Artwork (Digital) / Animal related (non-anthro)
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 926 x 637px
File Size 83.9 kB
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