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It’s part guinea pig too, particularly the stubby almost-tail and the feet. Which don’t really show in these pictures.
They look a little like a cross between a guinea pig and a parrot type bird, but are mostly their own thing.
Maybe I should ask what color eyes you-all want. I was going to give them hazel eyes, since that is the classic color, but green or lavendar could work too. Maybe some of each?
Either one! 🙂
Edit: I guess I should say “Any!” instead, since there are three choices… duh! 🙄
Melody wrote:Maybe I should ask what color eyes you-all want. I was going to give them hazel eyes, since that is the classic color, but green or lavendar could work too. Maybe some of each?
some of each would be great….
Maybe this has been brought up and I just missed it, but with all the talk about favorite colors, am I the only one that sees the metallic Poads as male and the neutral ones as female? I mean, they are part bird, and with birds, the males are usually more flashy. Was this what you had in mind Melody, or is it just me? 😀
copper83 wrote:Maybe this has been brought up and I just missed it, but with all the talk about favorite colors, am I the only one that sees the metallic Poads as male and the neutral ones as female? I mean, they are part bird, and with birds, the males are usually more flashy. Was this what you had in mind Melody, or is it just me? 😀
Well, in my story , poadsâ„¢ are all female. Like worker
bees. They come in many colors, because they are a form of living art.This doesn’t mean that there can’t ever be males too, though.
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