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It's a lil' critter for #Voleros-Saga I guess.

I saw a bug on my door the other night, and I love the silhouette of the creature's body through the powdery wings.
c: So I let the bug go, and I sketched up this little guy.

You're welcome to make one.

Some stats if you're interested.

Lifespan: 5-8 years for female, 4-6 years for males.

Diet: Strong scented flower nectar, small insects and lizard, berries and fermented fruit.

Behavior: Nocturnal by habit, they cannot see colour but have a great sense of taste and smell. Hearing is limited. They will usually cling vertically to a tree trunk or cave wall and sleep for the day. They are attracted to light, as moths are.
Females are larger than males, and dominate. Males are aggressive towards other males though and often fight.
Lives densely, although seperate.
females lay 100-ish eggs annually, she leaves it in a moist, place, like among the roots of a tree, and leaves the young to fend for themselves. Their larvae actually greatly resemble the adults, although they don't have flight for four weeks after their hatching.

Habitat: Woody places. Warm, hot, even. Mainly Alora, maybe Risohli or Elavernis.

Creature design and art are mine.

Description
It's a lil' critter for #Voleros-Saga I guess.

I saw a bug on my door the other night, and I love the silhouette of the creature's body through the powdery wings.
c: So I let the bug go, and I sketched up this little guy.

You're welcome to make one.

Some stats if you're interested.

Lifespan: 5-8 years for female, 4-6 years for males.

Diet: Strong scented flower nectar, small insects and lizard, berries and fermented fruit.

Behavior: Nocturnal by habit, they cannot see colour but have a great sense of taste and smell. Hearing is limited. They will usually cling vertically to a tree trunk or cave wall and sleep for the day. They are attracted to light, as moths are.
Females are larger than males, and dominate. Males are aggressive towards other males though and often fight.
Lives densely, although seperate.
females lay 100-ish eggs annually, she leaves it in a moist, place, like among the roots of a tree, and leaves the young to fend for themselves. Their larvae actually greatly resemble the adults, although they don't have flight for four weeks after their hatching.

Habitat: Woody places. Warm, hot, even. Mainly Alora, maybe Risohli or Elavernis.

Creature design and art are mine.