Want your character to be infected by my Zumbeh species? A second generation Zumbeh comes from when a rogue tail attaches itself to a new host after it's original host body has died.

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This auction will feature a slot for one female and one male, it will end Friday Dec 16 and if the price goes above $15 I will draw you a full frontal ref instead of just using the base. If it goes above $25 you will get a front and back reference. If it goes above $40 I will throw in a headshot and a FULL refsheet. :)

Female- Bid is currently at $10 thanks to  Laska
Male- Currently no bids.

The auction will open at $5 for each, and must go up by at least $1 each time.

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In the above image you see a female tail on the left, a male tail on the right and an example of a custom Zumbeh in the middle. Syrinx was the example used, her markings in her original body are pretty simple so I added more of the Zumbeh influence... (SHE IS NOT GOING TO BE KEPT LIKE THIS, IT WAS JUST AN EXAMPLE. HER TAIL IS BEING USED FOR THE MISTLETOE ZUMBEH.) Note that she has NO red in this form, I inverted her original colors to get the design so the female + cool colors, male + warm colors does still apply to customs. If you have a herm character... They will be either a mixture of the two, or can change between the two. This feature is currently ONLY for second generation Zumbehs and not first gen.

Species info: Zumbeh's are actually like well... Zombies. The tail has the only brain and the rest of the body is actually just a decoy to protect the more vital areas of the body which are all in the tail. The tail sports an extremely toxic bite and the body sports sharp spines, teeth and claws. The claws on the feet are retractable but break easily so they're not a first pick for battle. The Zumbeh's body can act however the tail wants it to. They also do not have any form of eye sight, so they have extremely good hearing and smell. Females come in dark colors with cool color highlights and males come in dark colors with warm color highlights. The body is also most likely always going to look emaciated, most of the nourishment is sent to the tail.