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(Ptaurodactylus alba)
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Traits:
Traits:
Basic:
Flying menblane with pinky modified for flight
4 legs with 4 fingers each
2 long squid tentacle like tail
Big eyes, no pupil or sclera visible
Row of spikes on the back, front legs and tails base, in X shape
Pastel colors with any natural cryptic patterns
Dark colored eyes
No rare:
Scars and Injury
Claw edit
Fangs and tongue edit
Wheight edit
Accessories
Expresion edit
Common:
Ear size
Ear tuft
Min fur edit (less than 30%)
Dark acents
Uncommon:
Tail edit
Ear edit
Unnatural paterns on fur
Lighter eye color
Spikes edits (shape, no position)
1 or 2 horns
Rare:
More horns and spikes
Wing menbrane edit
Full fur edit
Polydactyly
Extra tentacles
Legendary:
Chimerism
Dwarfism
Extra body eyes
Any pattern and color
Weird mutations (conjoined, ciclopia,...)
Diet: Fructivore (fruits, seeds and some flowers)
Average Height: 5–7 cm
Average Lenght: 14–19 cm (no tail)
Average Weight: 90–150 g
Average Offspring: 1–2 cubs
Preferred Habitat: Any forest with fruit-bearing plants and temperatures between temperate and cold.
Relation with P. tenebricosa:
Relation with P. tenebricosa:
Differences:
P. alba has pale colors, a larger nose, shorter hair, a single row of suckers on its tail, X-shaped spines (on the shoulders, back, and tail), and its forefoot toes grasp two at a time (all the same size) like chameleons.
P. tenebricosa has very dark colors, a smaller nose, longer hair, a double row of suckers on its tail, Y-shaped spines (on the back and thighs), and its forefoot toes grasp three at a time (the innermost and slightly shorter, thumb-like toes).
Breeding:
These two species can reproduce and produce offspring naturally, but the hybrids would be sterile.
If a potion were used to mix different species, the offspring would be fertile, but of one species or the other, never hybrids.
Interactions:
They are not commonly found in the wild, but they are not usually territorial as long as there is no shortage of food, so they should not get along badly.
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