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Its Taddies like that, that keep me coming back to buy from the Fantasy batch…what an adorable and unique Taddie. Love the purple spots!
Wanted: "Dragon Fruit" Male Dragon ~ "Fire Berry", "Paradise", "Dragon Fruit", "Tie Dye" ~ The brighter, the better!
Got these two in a blind trade. The little purple one is adorable and the badger (I think it’s a badger) has metallic pink eyes (pretty sure, they aren’t purple and they aren’t grey??), which I didn’t even know was an option. It’s pretty cool looking!
My two little almost twin purple ones 🙂
I got my last two GB Safari poads yesterday! One is another dun horse, but what on earth is this one, Melody?
P.S I’ve named him David Bowie, due to his eyes.
Congrats on your bi-eyed tadpoad! Maybe a pinto horse? Melody has painted several pinto unicorns and at least one pinto male pegasus with eyes like that.
Love the name! It’s perfect!
Love baby kirins, safari poads, mini keepers, and anything BLUE, BLUE, and, oh yes, BLUE.
I got my last two GB Safari poads yesterday! One is another dun horse, but what on earth is this one, Melody?
P.S I’ve named him David Bowie, due to his eyes.
Haaaaa! Sooooo Perfect! I loved David Bowie too! His music and also a couple movies: Labyrinth, and also one of his early ones, The Man Who Fell to Earth… Something very interesting that I just found out about David Bowie’s eyes (So Sorry to burst his Odd Eyed Mystique)…
“Complete heterochromia is a fairly rare condition (in humans) whereby each iris is a distinctly different colour, such as having one blue iris and the other brown. But this isn’t why Bowie’s eyes looked different.
Instead, the unusual appearance of Bowie’s eyes were due to a condition called anisocoria.
Anisocoria is a condition characterised by an unequal size in a person’s pupils. In Bowie’s case, his left pupil was permanently dilated.
This can create the illusion of having different coloured eyes because the fixed pupil does not respond to changes in light, while the right pupil does. ”IN SEARCH OF MY NEXT GRAILS:
Black Peacock & Butternut Adult Poads
Kickstarter 'Rainbow Tiger' Bantam Dragon*~*~*~* Ela_Hara: The DragonKeeper *~*~*~*
*** Come visit me on deviantArt at http://ela-hara.deviantart.comI got my last two GB Safari poads yesterday! One is another dun horse, but what on earth is this one, Melody?
P.S I’ve named him David Bowie, due to his eyes.
Haaaaa! Sooooo Perfect! I loved David Bowie too! His music and also a couple movies: Labyrinth, and also one of his early ones, The Man Who Fell to Earth… Something very interesting that I just found out about David Bowie’s eyes (So Sorry to burst his Odd Eyed Mystique)…
“Complete heterochromia is a fairly rare condition (in humans) whereby each iris is a distinctly different colour, such as having one blue iris and the other brown. But this isn’t why Bowie’s eyes looked different.
Instead, the unusual appearance of Bowie’s eyes were due to a condition called anisocoria.
Anisocoria is a condition characterised by an unequal size in a person’s pupils. In Bowie’s case, his left pupil was permanently dilated.
This can create the illusion of having different coloured eyes because the fixed pupil does not respond to changes in light, while the right pupil does. ”a pinto of some kind: https://www.pinterest.com/reneedawn18/appaloosas-and-paints/
Haha, awesome! So the other members were right 🙂 My first thought was a cat, but then I remembered that calicos have green, not blue.
Here’s the little tadpoad that hopped along for the ride with my kirin. She completely matches the valentine fuzzy I got.
I’m not usually a fan of pink, so I am one the fence about keeping her, but she is so cute with that little heart on her tummy. However, if anyone loves her and wants to trade I would be willing to take a look at what you have. 🙂
Looking for-
red fire young dragon
old animal line frog, wolf, barn owl, tortoise, tiger cubHere’s the little tadpoad that hopped along for the ride with my kirin. She completely matches the valentine fuzzy I got.
I’m not usually a fan of pink, so I am one the fence about keeping her, but she is so cute with that little heart on her tummy. However, if anyone loves her and wants to trade I would be willing to take a look at what you have. 🙂
Oooh, what a lovely little gal! She is perfect for Valentine’s Day!
Finding happiness again.
The tadpoad I received from the store for a recent blind trade was a big surprise! Susie said that we might get twins. She was right, but not the way she imagined. I got a tadpoad that matched two grabs from November.
The tadpoad I unpacked last week was TTT3 – my THIRD tasmanian tiger tadpoad. 😛 She joins TTT2 (TTT1 was traded) and a tasmanian tiger/thylacine young Poad that I got in a trade this winter. Apparently I am destined to have thylacines. 🙂
Tasmanian Tiger tadpoad #3
Thylacine Young Poad with TTT2 (right) and TTT3
Clutter of striped Poads – three thylacines, a goof-up tiger, and a nuthatch (I think) with a striped head. 🙂
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