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TOPIC | [Subspecies] Spanded Salamanders
[center][url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3330545#post_56606281]Variants[/url] | [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/forums/drs/3330545/1#post_56606284]Sales[/url][/center] [center][b][size=5]LORE[/size][/b] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=36&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=adf1c29af4703aae39882e62d8b7d2b54a6d2dbd&dummyext=prev.png[/img] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=86&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=0&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=b535ca74f1fdc9a9150664e13c00070d44458ebe&dummyext=prev.png[/img] Spanded Salamanders are unique creatures. Known for their signature combination of spotted bodies and banded tails, Salamanders come in an incredible variety of colours depending on their environment. Their powerfully malleable magic has allowed them to adapt to a wide range of biomes, and they tend to absorb high quantities of ambient magic, making them excellent ways of monitoring magical changes in the environment... if one is able to properly study them. Though Salamanders are semi-draconic, they are not true dragons, and as such their eyes do not reflect their elemental affinity. However, their colourful skin tends to do that job for them. Indeed, the skin is where much of a Spanded Salamander's magic resides, allowing them to bounce back most spells and swim in the most dangerous of substances unscathed. The black bands on their tails appear to either store or disperse energy depending on their need, and can make for powerful weapons when a Salamander feels threatened. However, Salamanders are rarely aggressive, nor are they especially wary. All Salamanders' skin and blood are toxic to varying degrees, and combined with their unnatural toughness, most beings know to leave them well alone. Though Spanded Salamanders can be found all over Sornieth, they seem to avoid areas with heavily populated settlements. This is probably for the best, as their strange magical properties and propensity to wedge themselves into nooks and crannies are likely to cause interference with draconic magical structures. All Salamanders are omnivorous to some extent, but the bulk of their diet consists of insects, followed by plants. [b][size=5]REQUIREMENTS[/size][/b][/center] Primary colour: Anything that isn't too dark for the Polkadot to show clearly against, or too light (ex: White) Primary gene: Sailfish Secondary colour: Obsidian Secondary gene: Basic, Freckle, Fissure, Daub, Chess, Current, Safari, i.e. anything that is unobtrusive and keeps the wing as dark as possible. Tertiary colour: Obsidian Tertiary gene: Polkadot Element: Any, as long as the eyes are made dark and relatively close to black.

LORE

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Spanded Salamanders are unique creatures. Known for their signature combination of spotted bodies and banded tails, Salamanders come in an incredible variety of colours depending on their environment. Their powerfully malleable magic has allowed them to adapt to a wide range of biomes, and they tend to absorb high quantities of ambient magic, making them excellent ways of monitoring magical changes in the environment... if one is able to properly study them.

Though Salamanders are semi-draconic, they are not true dragons, and as such their eyes do not reflect their elemental affinity. However, their colourful skin tends to do that job for them. Indeed, the skin is where much of a Spanded Salamander's magic resides, allowing them to bounce back most spells and swim in the most dangerous of substances unscathed.

The black bands on their tails appear to either store or disperse energy depending on their need, and can make for powerful weapons when a Salamander feels threatened. However, Salamanders are rarely aggressive, nor are they especially wary. All Salamanders' skin and blood are toxic to varying degrees, and combined with their unnatural toughness, most beings know to leave them well alone.

Though Spanded Salamanders can be found all over Sornieth, they seem to avoid areas with heavily populated settlements. This is probably for the best, as their strange magical properties and propensity to wedge themselves into nooks and crannies are likely to cause interference with draconic magical structures.

All Salamanders are omnivorous to some extent, but the bulk of their diet consists of insects, followed by plants.


REQUIREMENTS

Primary colour: Anything that isn't too dark for the Polkadot to show clearly against, or too light (ex: White)
Primary gene: Sailfish

Secondary colour: Obsidian
Secondary gene: Basic, Freckle, Fissure, Daub, Chess, Current, Safari, i.e. anything that is unobtrusive and keeps the wing as dark as possible.

Tertiary colour: Obsidian
Tertiary gene: Polkadot

Element: Any, as long as the eyes are made dark and relatively close to black.
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[center][size=5][b]VARIANTS[/size][/b][/center] Variants are categorized based on their environment and general appearance, but there are no strict rules, as all Spanded Salamanders have been determined, unbelievably, to be a single species. These general categories have been drawn up by researchers primarily involved in studying the qualities of the Salamanders' magic. [b][u]Fire Salamanders[/u][/b] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=133&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=59b89ca6901639f6fa180591dd7bd2553e9b45b8&dummyext=prev.png[/img] Fire Salamanders dwell in active volcanos and the magmatic rivers of the Molten Scar. On very few occasions, they've been spotted skittering across the red-hot coals of particularly large furnaces. These Salamanders are able to swim through lava as though it were water. Their skin usually glows an incandescent orange from sheer heat, making them difficult to spot against lava. You should never touch a Spanded Salamander with your bare hands, but you should especially never attempt to touch these ones. They are presumed to be poisonous, like other Salamanders, though it's difficult to imagine how one would confirm that assumption... Primary range: Anything bright orange and red [u]Cragtail Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=57&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=be5efbce544739d603760e508f093338872a1f32&dummyext=prev.png[/img] Similar to Fire Salamanders, Cragtail Salamanders reside in the Ashfall Waste and are tolerant of high heat. Unlike Fire Salamanders, however, Cragtails do not live in lava, but rather make their homes in the craggy volcanic rock that makes up the vast majority of the Waste. Their claws are tougher than most Salamanders', enabling them to climb and dig through said volcanic rock. Primary range: Darker, less saturated reds or oranges, mixed with browns [u]Dusty Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=51&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=413b10926470ed92b5c619807c8462c612678ce6&dummyext=prev.png[/img] Dusty Salamanders live in mountainous regions and arid plains, making their den under rocky outcroppings. Alongside Cragtails, Dusty Salamanders are best able to tolerate dryness. Their skin appears duller and less moist than the typical Salamander's hide, usually covered in a powdering of dust and dirt, hence their moniker. They are also much less brightly coloured than their kin, but their skin is still poisonous. Primary range: Beiges, light desaturated browns or sometimes greys [u]Marsh Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=81&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=3db86ce313d1fdb61969ef0e01c322d30731bcf0&dummyext=prev.png[/img] One of the most common types of Spanded Salamanders, Marsh Salamanders inhabit wetlands such as marshes, swamps, and occasionally fens. They spend a significant amount of time partially submerged in water. Though their colours aren't particularly bright, this biome may be where Salamanders originated from, and it appears the other creatures in these ecosystems have long since become familiar with Salamanders' inedible nature. Primary range: Dark or swampy greens and browns [u]Meadow Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=102&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=bd836cc6aed9bd50537ea82bcaff5bf18eb0a55e&dummyext=prev.png[/img] These Salamanders are found in grassy plains and meadows where the tall grasses provide ample cover and nesting material for their flat bodies. Their colouring allows them to blend in with the surrounding vegetation. Salamanders have no real predators in general, but the lack of danger in Meadow Salamanders' environment means that these Salamanders tend to be the most sedate and least wary of all, living at a very slow and unhurried pace. Of all the documented types of Salamanders, these are the only ones who consume flowers as part of their diet. Primary range: Light greens or yellows mixed with other, paler colours [u]Zappy Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=42&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=0c530a84cd9461a03f5e07e62133b946d6cd3d87&dummyext=prev.png[/img] Zappy Salamanders make their homes in the Thunderhead Savanna and other more secluded areas of the Shifting Expanse. These Salamanders are electrically charged, but they have no apparent capacity to actively manipulate lightning energy. The black bands on their bodies seem to absorb and disperse electricity. There are tales of Zappy Salamanders being struck by lightning or a frayed high-voltage wire and being none the worse for wear. Their neon colouring allows them to stand out against the grey dunes and industrial tangle of the Expanse. Primary range: Bright yellows, sometimes other highlighter shades [u]Aquarian Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=29&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=b8965ff31ffcabd01359157c7f5f4bc9ffc41abb&dummyext=prev.png[/img] While many types of Salamanders listed here have adapted to no longer need to reside near water, Aquarian Salamanders have evolved in the opposite direction instead, becoming almost entirely aquatic. These Salamanders inhabit an array of different bodies of water, seemingly able to tolerate both saltwater and freshwater and an impressive range of temperatures, though Aquarians are most commonly found in saltwater. The shape of their body is slightly different from other Salamanders, being more hydrodynamic. Despite this, they are fully capable of coming on land. Primary range: Blues and greens [u]Dreamwisp Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=150&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=f16c56f852b3dc4f5b37466e7189b9eecc22c39d&dummyext=prev.png[/img] Found only in the Starwood Strand, these elusive Salamanders get their names from the fact that they seem to slip away like they were never there whenever spotted by researchers. In addition, they appeared in deep areas of the Strand where the ambient magical atmosphere seems to have induced a strange, dream-like state in the researchers in question. These Salamanders are mysterious, and not much is known about them or how they have adapted to the environment of the Starfall Isles, considering Salamanders' known ability to both absorb and negate magic. More research is needed. Primary range: Soft pinks and purples [u]Luminescent Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=147&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=cd4399f4013f5ac1088abdb443c0af4cbdfd936d&dummyext=prev.png[/img] Luminescent Salamanders are easily spotted--if you're in the right place. These Salamanders have adapted to living in pitch-black cave systems and certain areas of the Tangled Wood where no sunlight reaches. Similar to the glowing fungi ubiquitous in the region, Luminescent Salamanders shine with a deep glow, making them easy to see even in the depths of the Wood. It is unknown whether this bioluminescence was evolved as a result of their diet or as a way to continue to warn off predators. Primary range: Glowy purples, blues, greens, and dark pinks [u]Deeploam Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=54&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=5a8725c9ba11f86992d86daf697f26225d4d6f17&dummyext=prev.png[/img] These rarely seen Salamanders reside deep in the earth in caves where the soil contains sufficient moisture to not dry out their skin, which curiously does not seem to have adapted to dryness. This is possibly because these Salamanders can easily refresh themselves in the underground water reservoirs or lakes that these caves contain. Like Cragtails, their claws are extremely suited for digging. Primary range: Deep browns [u]Icevenom Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=125&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=0878d2eac42a3a652505b357d940fcd533c8142a&dummyext=prev.png[/img] Icevenom Salamanders have adapted to the cold and harsh conditions of the Southern Icefield. Their blood contains proteins that make them resistant to freezing, allowing their skin to somehow stay moist even in glacial temperatures. These proteins also make their blood highly toxic and acidic. Simultaneously, when their blood is shed, the highly concentrated Ice energy the Salamander previously absorbed is released at once, causing dangerous and rapid freezing. Ask us how we know. Primary range: Light blues, greens, and greys [u]Brightblood Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=63&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=3a31f0436cec06392881f6e01d39d44b4379fada&dummyext=prev.png[/img] All Salamanders are poisonous, but none more so than the Brightbloods, whose bright colouring serves to warn away would-be predators and challengers. The poison in Brightbloods' slimy skin is so potent that simply rubbing against it can cause corrosion. This type of Salamander can be found in various locales, including jungles, forests, coastal shores, and wetlands. They seem to prefer areas with higher humidity, but can tolerate a wide range of conditions. Primary range: Any that produces a bright combination of colours with Sailfish [u]Thintail Salamanders[/u] [img]https://www1.flightrising.com/dgen/preview/dragon?age=1&body=6&bodygene=313&breed=25&element=1&eyetype=16&gender=1&tert=10&tertgene=293&winggene=298&wings=10&auth=e2faa7abbb832cd319e2123887c88758739fa0f4&dummyext=prev.png[/img] These Salamanders are those that have adapted to environments unusually thin in magic. They are one of the few species capable of surviving in magic deserts. Their bulbous tails are thinner than those of a typical Spanded Salamander, and their black spots and bands have a lowered capacity to absorb magic. They tend to have duller colourations than their cousins while still displaying a mix of colours. Some of these dwell closer to urban settlements, earning them the moniker of "Urban Salamanders," but this is not wholly representative. Their hodgepodge colours and lack of clear distinguishing characteristics make them difficult to classify, and some less rigorous scientists tend to treat the Thintail label as a "miscellaneous" category. There is still much to be learned about Salamanders. Let Salamander research continue!
VARIANTS

Variants are categorized based on their environment and general appearance, but there are no strict rules, as all Spanded Salamanders have been determined, unbelievably, to be a single species. These general categories have been drawn up by researchers primarily involved in studying the qualities of the Salamanders' magic.

Fire Salamanders
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Fire Salamanders dwell in active volcanos and the magmatic rivers of the Molten Scar. On very few occasions, they've been spotted skittering across the red-hot coals of particularly large furnaces. These Salamanders are able to swim through lava as though it were water. Their skin usually glows an incandescent orange from sheer heat, making them difficult to spot against lava. You should never touch a Spanded Salamander with your bare hands, but you should especially never attempt to touch these ones. They are presumed to be poisonous, like other Salamanders, though it's difficult to imagine how one would confirm that assumption...

Primary range: Anything bright orange and red

Cragtail Salamanders
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Similar to Fire Salamanders, Cragtail Salamanders reside in the Ashfall Waste and are tolerant of high heat. Unlike Fire Salamanders, however, Cragtails do not live in lava, but rather make their homes in the craggy volcanic rock that makes up the vast majority of the Waste. Their claws are tougher than most Salamanders', enabling them to climb and dig through said volcanic rock.

Primary range: Darker, less saturated reds or oranges, mixed with browns

Dusty Salamanders
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Dusty Salamanders live in mountainous regions and arid plains, making their den under rocky outcroppings. Alongside Cragtails, Dusty Salamanders are best able to tolerate dryness. Their skin appears duller and less moist than the typical Salamander's hide, usually covered in a powdering of dust and dirt, hence their moniker. They are also much less brightly coloured than their kin, but their skin is still poisonous.

Primary range: Beiges, light desaturated browns or sometimes greys

Marsh Salamanders
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One of the most common types of Spanded Salamanders, Marsh Salamanders inhabit wetlands such as marshes, swamps, and occasionally fens. They spend a significant amount of time partially submerged in water. Though their colours aren't particularly bright, this biome may be where Salamanders originated from, and it appears the other creatures in these ecosystems have long since become familiar with Salamanders' inedible nature.

Primary range: Dark or swampy greens and browns

Meadow Salamanders
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These Salamanders are found in grassy plains and meadows where the tall grasses provide ample cover and nesting material for their flat bodies. Their colouring allows them to blend in with the surrounding vegetation. Salamanders have no real predators in general, but the lack of danger in Meadow Salamanders' environment means that these Salamanders tend to be the most sedate and least wary of all, living at a very slow and unhurried pace. Of all the documented types of Salamanders, these are the only ones who consume flowers as part of their diet.

Primary range: Light greens or yellows mixed with other, paler colours

Zappy Salamanders
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Zappy Salamanders make their homes in the Thunderhead Savanna and other more secluded areas of the Shifting Expanse. These Salamanders are electrically charged, but they have no apparent capacity to actively manipulate lightning energy. The black bands on their bodies seem to absorb and disperse electricity. There are tales of Zappy Salamanders being struck by lightning or a frayed high-voltage wire and being none the worse for wear. Their neon colouring allows them to stand out against the grey dunes and industrial tangle of the Expanse.

Primary range: Bright yellows, sometimes other highlighter shades

Aquarian Salamanders
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While many types of Salamanders listed here have adapted to no longer need to reside near water, Aquarian Salamanders have evolved in the opposite direction instead, becoming almost entirely aquatic. These Salamanders inhabit an array of different bodies of water, seemingly able to tolerate both saltwater and freshwater and an impressive range of temperatures, though Aquarians are most commonly found in saltwater. The shape of their body is slightly different from other Salamanders, being more hydrodynamic. Despite this, they are fully capable of coming on land.

Primary range: Blues and greens

Dreamwisp Salamanders
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Found only in the Starwood Strand, these elusive Salamanders get their names from the fact that they seem to slip away like they were never there whenever spotted by researchers. In addition, they appeared in deep areas of the Strand where the ambient magical atmosphere seems to have induced a strange, dream-like state in the researchers in question. These Salamanders are mysterious, and not much is known about them or how they have adapted to the environment of the Starfall Isles, considering Salamanders' known ability to both absorb and negate magic. More research is needed.

Primary range: Soft pinks and purples

Luminescent Salamanders
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Luminescent Salamanders are easily spotted--if you're in the right place. These Salamanders have adapted to living in pitch-black cave systems and certain areas of the Tangled Wood where no sunlight reaches. Similar to the glowing fungi ubiquitous in the region, Luminescent Salamanders shine with a deep glow, making them easy to see even in the depths of the Wood. It is unknown whether this bioluminescence was evolved as a result of their diet or as a way to continue to warn off predators.

Primary range: Glowy purples, blues, greens, and dark pinks

Deeploam Salamanders
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These rarely seen Salamanders reside deep in the earth in caves where the soil contains sufficient moisture to not dry out their skin, which curiously does not seem to have adapted to dryness. This is possibly because these Salamanders can easily refresh themselves in the underground water reservoirs or lakes that these caves contain. Like Cragtails, their claws are extremely suited for digging.

Primary range: Deep browns

Icevenom Salamanders
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Icevenom Salamanders have adapted to the cold and harsh conditions of the Southern Icefield. Their blood contains proteins that make them resistant to freezing, allowing their skin to somehow stay moist even in glacial temperatures. These proteins also make their blood highly toxic and acidic. Simultaneously, when their blood is shed, the highly concentrated Ice energy the Salamander previously absorbed is released at once, causing dangerous and rapid freezing. Ask us how we know.

Primary range: Light blues, greens, and greys

Brightblood Salamanders
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All Salamanders are poisonous, but none more so than the Brightbloods, whose bright colouring serves to warn away would-be predators and challengers. The poison in Brightbloods' slimy skin is so potent that simply rubbing against it can cause corrosion. This type of Salamander can be found in various locales, including jungles, forests, coastal shores, and wetlands. They seem to prefer areas with higher humidity, but can tolerate a wide range of conditions.

Primary range: Any that produces a bright combination of colours with Sailfish

Thintail Salamanders
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These Salamanders are those that have adapted to environments unusually thin in magic. They are one of the few species capable of surviving in magic deserts. Their bulbous tails are thinner than those of a typical Spanded Salamander, and their black spots and bands have a lowered capacity to absorb magic. They tend to have duller colourations than their cousins while still displaying a mix of colours. Some of these dwell closer to urban settlements, earning them the moniker of "Urban Salamanders," but this is not wholly representative. Their hodgepodge colours and lack of clear distinguishing characteristics make them difficult to classify, and some less rigorous scientists tend to treat the Thintail label as a "miscellaneous" category.

There is still much to be learned about Salamanders. Let Salamander research continue!
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Breeding Pairs

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[center][b][size=5]Available[/size][/b] [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/99633423][img]https://www1.flightrising.com/rendern/350/996335/99633423_350.png[/img][/url] 30kt/g [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/100067486][img]https://www1.flightrising.com/rendern/350/1000675/100067486_350.png[/img][/url] Female 30kt/g [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/100067487][img]https://www1.flightrising.com/rendern/350/1000675/100067487_350.png[/img][/url] Male 30kt/g [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/100237798][img]https://www1.flightrising.com/rendern/350/1002378/100237798_350.png[/img][/url] Male 30kt/g [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/100237799][img]https://www1.flightrising.com/rendern/350/1002378/100237799_350.png[/img][/url] Male 30kt/g [url=https://www1.flightrising.com/dragon/100237800][img]https://www1.flightrising.com/rendern/350/1002379/100237800_350.png[/img][/url] Male 30kt/g[/center]
Available

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30kt/g

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Female
30kt/g

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Male
30kt/g

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Male
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Male
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Male
30kt/g
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Links
Links
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Pinglists
Pinglists
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Res
Res
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lala
lala
lalalalaPost-blizzard chill time!
Res
Res
lalalalalalalalala blablablab a bouncing corgi-like bird perched atop a robot-like radio with blue and green music notes. lala
lala
lala
lalalalaPost-blizzard chill time!
Res
Res
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lala
lala
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lala
lala
lalalalaPost-blizzard chill time!