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Meghain

"The Jaguarundi Dwarf

This lion is immortal! It will not age or get hungry.

Appearance		Markings
Base	Unholy (Dark Brown Skin)	Slot 1: Onyx Lace (10%) Tier 3 Slot 2: Onyx Vitiligo (10%) Tier 3 Slot 3: Ice Glaze (20%) Tier 3 Slot 4: Chocolate Points (100%) Tier 1 Slot 5: Onyx Points (60%) Tier 1 Slot 7: Chatoyant Margay (10%) Tier 3 Slot 9: Bloodbourne Vitiligo (100%) Tier 3
Genetics	Red Dark Countershaded Special
Eyes	Sage
Mane Type	Transvaal
Mane Color	Brass
Mutation	Dwarfism
Marking Slots	10

Equipped Decorations Hide/Show
[GE - Balkans] Balkan Mountains Above Tigers Eye Ball Python Leucistic Ball Python Large Rocks Decor Aging Leopard Reed Canary Grass [1]

Biography
A note from CrimsonSandBoa: Meghain is based off of a "fursona" of mine, I guess you could call her. She is a dark phase jaguarundi who has grackle wings (I have yet to figure out how to get her some black wings on here that look good on the adol female dwarf. I may have to commission custom decor). A few of the decor on her represents something in my life! The two ball pythons are, of course, for my love of keeping reptiles. Remember, snakes are misunderstood and not monsters. Even if you don't enjoy them, know that they are an important part of our ecosystem. As for that leopard hiding behind the reeds, she represents my friend Cheshire, who I have known since we were both in grade school. We're old as dirt now (not actually, but we feel it) and we are still super duper close! It is a pure blessing to know someone as wonderful as her.

Biography

A note from CrimsonSandBoa: Meghain is based off of a "fursona" of mine, I guess you could call her. She is a dark phase jaguarundi who has grackle wings (I have yet to figure out how to get her some black wings on here that look good on the adol female dwarf. I may have to commission custom decor).
A few of the decor on her represents something in my life!
The two ball pythons are, of course, for my love of keeping reptiles. Remember, snakes are misunderstood and not monsters. Even if you don't enjoy them, know that they are an important part of our ecosystem.
As for that leopard hiding behind the reeds, she represents my friend Cheshire, who I have known since we were both in grade school. We're old as dirt now (not actually, but we feel it) and we are still super duper close! It is a pure blessing to know someone as wonderful as her.

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