April 17, 2011 - Weekly Raffle Results!

The results are in! The winner for this weeks raffle was Lunchboxbaby! Congratulations! The winning pot was 6,116,075 tu.

The raffle has been reset, and you may now buy tickets for next weeks drawing.

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April 11, 2011 - Draqua

The Draqua has received a slight revamp! We hope you like it. It is available in all Dye Kit and Natural colors (including Trance).

  

 

The Draqua is a shy Creatu. They spend most of their time hiding deep in the waters of Atquati's lakes, far from human eyes. It is only when their eggs break loose from the seaweed they are laid in and wash up on shore that humans can get their hands on them. The adults will not stay with their eggs after they are laid. Although their wings match the seaweed well, the camouflage is not perfect and it is safer for the eggs if the adult is not around.

Draqua are mostly vegetarian, feeding mainly on the seaweed they hide in and other aquatic plants that grow along the lake bottom. If they are feeling particularly brave or hungry, they will swim to the surface and try to catch some of the insects that buzz above the lake. As this habit became more prominent, the wings that they had grown to help camouflage them in the seaweed developed to support their weight. If a Draqua picks up enough speed while still in the water they can glide above it for short distances, allowing them to chase the insects rather than having to aim perfectly from underwater. It is a glorious sight to see a small group of Draqua feeding on insects on a hot day.

Draqua raised in captivity can be quite happy in a shallow pond as long as they can swim deep enough to have several body lengths of water above them and they have seaweed to hide in. They are much more open to humans when raised from an egg and their diet tends to vary more than in the wild. A captive Draqua will eat anything vegetarian and a few insects on a special occasion are sure to make their day. They do not become immediately attached to the first person they see but they are more likely to develop strong bonds with those that care for them than with any other human.

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April 11, 2011 -
 
 
How to Hatch!
 
Elizabeth at Book Bargains has just unpacked a few new editions in the "How to Hatch..." series!
 
 
 
Discover the secrets of hatching Aukira, Intes, Leverene, Sirleon, and Zaphao eggs today!
 

Creatu Tales has been edited!

 

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April 10, 2011 - Weekly Raffle Results!

The results are in! The winner for this weeks raffle was Elwynn! Congratulations! The winning pot was 5,944,025 tu.

The raffle has been reset, and you may now buy tickets for next weeks drawing.

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April 4, 2011 - Saruka

Flash Games

We have just added a new section to games for Flash Games. As of now we offer a total of 7 flash games but will be adding many more in the next few days. Most games offer tu rewards and also contain leaderboards for the top 25 scores.  

To begin playing these games head on over to the Games page. Each game allows 3 scores to be submitted for a reward! 

Saruka

 

A new creatu is available in the Credit Shop! Purchase a set of 3 Saruka Creatu Eggs for 200 credits.  

Saruka are shy and secretive Creatu. It is due to this evasive nature that they were not discovered for years despite living right under the noses of Relcore residents. They live amongst the treetops in the deepest forests of Relcore, coming out of their leafy hideaways to feed only after the sun sets. Even when walking directly beneath them and admiring the canopy above it is easy to miss the Saruka. It was an accident that a lost Relcorian stumbled on a young one that had fallen out of its tree.

They glide soundlessly when hunting. Even when they communicate with one another they do not make a sound, preferring to use body language to get their point across. The only time they make a sound is if they are startled. In this situation they will emit an earsplitting screech before darting away into the dense branches. These screeches are a large part of the reason few venture deep into the thicker forests of Relcore.

Gaining the trust of Saruka is not a simple matter. They must be raised by humans from birth to even be willing to be near them. However, once they feel comfortable around a human they become quite loving and enjoy spending time together, although they do not like visitors and will often vanish if too many people are around. When keeping Saruka it is important to have an abundance of insects for them to snack on. They feel most at home in the trees so places to climb will keep them happy and make them feel safe. They do not need much water but they need to have a constant supply of juicy greens or they will leave home to find them themselves. A flower that has just bloomed is their favorite treat and they can spend hours drinking the nectar from these.

   

 

 

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