Items

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen. 

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen. 

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen. 

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Rare
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen. 

Species Name: Tinker
Set: Christmas
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
A small creature made of wax and metal. Their candles burn very slowly, the length of their wick is a good signal of their age. They lose motivation to move if their candle has been snuffed out and can die if it is not relighted. 

Species Name: Gickle
Set: Christmas
Rarity: Rare
Description:
Gickles are fast little reptile-like critters that scutter around the snow, catching snowflakes in their big flat tongues. They have a strong disdain for bathes. 

Species Name: Gickle
Set: Christmas
Rarity: Rare
Description:
Gickles are fast little reptile-like critters that scutter around the snow, catching snowflakes in their big flat tongues. They have a strong disdain for bathes. 

Species Name: Gickle
Set: Christmas
Rarity: Common
Description:
Gickles are fast little reptile-like critters that scutter around the snow, catching snowflakes in their big flat tongues. They have a strong disdain for bathes. 

Species Name: Gickle
Set: Christmas
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
Gickles are fast little reptile-like critters that scutter around the snow, catching snowflakes in their big flat tongues. They have a strong disdain for bathes. 

Species Name: Gickle
Set: Christmas
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
Gickles are fast little reptile-like critters that scutter around the snow, catching snowflakes in their big flat tongues. They have a strong disdain for bathes. 

Species Name: Tinker
Set: Christmas
Rarity: Common
Description:
A small creature made of wax and metal. Their candles burn very slowly, the length of their wick is a good signal of their age. They lose motivation to move if their candle has been snuffed out and can die if it is not relighted. 

Species Name: Tinker
Set: Christmas
Rarity: Common
Description:
A small creature made of wax and metal. Their candles burn very slowly, the length of their wick is a good signal of their age. They lose motivation to move if their candle has been snuffed out and can die if it is not relighted. 

Species Name: Snapper
Set: Foraging
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Backed By: CelestialStitch
Description:
Watch where you walk on in the Breathing Bridges as you might run into a Snapper! These critters are small plant-like animals that sit in wait with their traps left open, waiting for prey to inspect the sweet-smelling pollen. Snappers are about the size of cats and usually avoid anything larger than their prey.

Species Name: Hooca
Set: Mammal
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Backed By: CelestialStitch
Description:
Hoocas are small creatures that are usually found in snowy regions. Hoocas are elusive, making them difficult to find as their nests are often located 5 meters below the snow. When they do emerge to hunt, they use their small wings to climb into trees to ambush their prey from above. Hoocas can't fly, but rather glide short distances silently to catch small rodents and insects.

Species Name: Boopsie
Set: Reptilian
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Description:
Boopsies are moderately sized snakes that can not see very well even with their large eyes. They are usually used as comfort pets as they have the ability to soak up negative emotions in their environment, and can even feed of them to survive. Boopsies can still eat normal foods but are usually too slow to catch anything in the wild.

Species Name: Broilin
Set: Foraging
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Backed By: Hexomaniac
Description:
These strange aquatic creatures can be found in the thermal rockpools located between Yellowseed and Ashborne. They can survive in extreme heats and acidic waters, making them an easy pet to care for. Broilins can survive outside of the water but are often slow due to their long bodies and large fins. They rely on the rockpools to keep their bodies warm as cold temperatures can make these creatures quite sick. Being around the size of a large eel they can cause some damage with their bites if they mistake your limbs for algae but generally avoid anything larger than themselves.  

Species Name: Lumicroak
Set: Premium
Rarity: Exotic
Description:
A mushroom? No fool, it's a frog! 

Lumicroaks are large frogs, the size of basketballs. They have a unique trait of glass underbellies, that hold the prey of the Lumi. Lumies exclusively feed on a rare glowing butterfly that can be found in the surrounding forests of Silk Glow. They do not digest these butterflies but absorb the light they give off.

Species Name: Tinker
Set: Christmas
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Description:
A small creature made of wax and metal. Their candles burn very slowly, the length of their wick is a good signal of their age. They lose motivation to move if their candle has been snuffed out and can die if it is not relighted. 

Species Name: Tikkie
Set: Reptile
Rarity: Common
Description:
Tikkies are small, lizard-like creatures that are often found around the sacred lands where Toto totems can be found. They always carry around a small polished gemstone or rock that they use to clean the totems with, preserving them from moss, overgrowth, and fungi. They are very protective over their stones, and also use them to crack open eggs and bark to gain access to their prey. Their heads and arms are made of wood-like material, however, it is unknown if their origins are linked closely with Totos. 

This unique Tikkie carries around a gem far larger than themselves. Not only do they use it for protection, but they can also wrap around it and colour shift to match the material, appearing like a statue to avoid predators. They can sit still in this position for days. 

Species Name: Araboba
Set: Insect
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Backed by: InsaineMembrane
Description:
These small, round creatures can be found in silk dens along the northern areas of Easthaven, in dense rainforested areas. Most commonly known for their unique abdomens, they have adopted the nickname "Honey Pot Spiders", or "Tea Spiders". Being relatively harmless, they are a popular pet among arachnid and insect lovers alike. Their abdomens are filled with a transparent/milky substance, and their eggs can be seen inside. These insects procreate through parthenogenesis, meaning every Araboba can contain eggs in its abdomen.