Behold the Klorela, a new closed species!

They're about the height of a riding pony or a mule and very easily domesticated. Their colors vary anywhere from totally natural to wildly colorful, the same for their markings.

They're fast runners but can't handle heavy loads on their backs. The males tend to be bigger than the females, and they mate for life. Their young are born live and able to walk and run within an hour, however they're dependent on their parents for milk then food for a full two years before going out on their own. Most female Klorela will only give birth to no more than two pups at each mating season.

Klorela are omnivores, but they don't hunt for meat, they'll scavenge for carcasses and eat grass, roots and vegetables all other times. Mothers will often soften harder foods for their young by chewing it and spitting it back up for them until their teeth are fully developed.

Klorela are highly sociable and need to be in a herd. They don't necessarily need to be around other Klorela to fulfill this need, but it's best not to leave them alone for too long. They'll get anxious and start trying to find other people or animals to be around. They've been known to break down doors and walls to get to others.

Adoptables will appear soon with the different variations shown. This is a closed species, you may only get a Klorela from my accounts. Keep an eye out for adoptables!

Klorela species (c) Aurea Faix