They are limited Spring event creatures and will be able to breed. They will flood the stream up to and including April 16th.
So happy about this! New cabbits grace us.
Ros Pyoka Cabbit
Egg
Hatchling (No dimorphism in hatchlings.)
Adult (No dimorphism in adults.)
Zel Pyoka Cabbit
Egg
Hatchling
Adult
Mel Pyoka Cabbit
Egg
Hatchling
Adult
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Interesting patterns adorn this soft-shelled egg.
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Pyoka cabbit hatchlings are active little creatures that never seem to sleep. Whenever someone glances towards them, the hatchlings appear to be awake, munching on something or exploring some new space. Their ears are rabbit-like, long, and heavy, preventing them from jumping around. However, many consider this a blessing, as the hatchlings' infinite desire to explore their surroundings can be troublesome. An overly energic hatchling is already hard to look after, even if all the pyoka cabbit hatchlings do is crawl around while dragging their long ears behind them. Having the hatchings jump around excitedly would lead to many unwanted accidents. They gladly accept all the sweet treats they receive and double in size by the end of the first week after hatching. By the time a second week has passed, the hatchlings can sit up on their back legs, now able to support the weight of their long ears, ready to start jumping and cause some chaos.
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At first glance, pyoka cabbits are chunky and clumsy, their bodies seemingly unfit for physical activity. But appearances can be deceiving, and for a creature that seems to want nothing more than to laze around all day long, the pyoka cabbits are very energic and nimble. They are skinny, their bodies covered in thick, silky fur making them look double their actual size. With soft-looking faces, it's hard to dislike the pyoka cabbits, many of their wrong-doings forgotten when their round eyes peer up innocently at their magi friends. They love sweet treats, often begging for toffees and fruits, poking at people's legs, and mewling whenever they don't receive what they desire. Fortunately, the pyoka cabbits are easy to train and understand that stealing is bad, and such refraining from taking any sweets that don't belong to them. This doesn't mean they won't squeeze in the most unwanted places - such as large fruit salad bowls or toffee jars - leaving their fur on all the sticky treats they touch, thus, assuring their meals.
