Brumble Bear Submission form

Perfect Adult:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10588585

Wild creature:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10576069

I have been working on these creatures for About 4 months.

How I decided on a name for my creature:
I went into this sub knowing what I wanted to call them.

What makes my creature unique:
The color combination and the pattern of the spots.

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
The hardest thing was breeding out the albinism, to be honest.

Brumble Bear Submission form

Perfect Adult:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10588584

Wild creature:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10575898

I have been working on these creatures for 5 months .

How I decided on a name for my creature:
I had a contest to find a name for them, and from that, chose the name "Dark Garden Bears," by Krenko.

What makes my creature unique:
The very light pink spots against the black fur makes these bears really stand out.

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
When I first started these bears, I knew I wanted pink on black - it's one of my favorite color combinations. This gorgeous light pink showed up, and I knew I had to go with that. The hardest parts were getting the light pink to stay light, and to get the pattern right.

Brumble Bear Submission form

Perfect Adult:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10593126

Wild creature:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10577332

I have been working on these creatures for 5.5 months.

How I decided on a name for my creature:
The fur on these bears reminds me of rich dark chocolate, while the pink spots makes me think of creamy cherry filling.

What makes my creature unique:
The colors and spot pattern makes these creatures unique.

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
The hardest thing to breed for was the face color. I really wanted that goldy- green color, but it kept changing back to tan.

Fairy Frog Submission form

Perfect Adult Large Thumbnail:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature ... h=300&p=10

Wild creature:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10581791

I have been working on these creatures for 1 year, 5 months.

How I decided on a name for my creature:
For some reason, they remind me of a happy summer day, playing volleyball at the beach.

What makes my creature unique:
The coloration makes these guys stand apart from other fairyfrogs.

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
The wing pattern was pretty difficult to breed for, but really worth it in the end.

Pinni Pup Submission Form

Name of the potential Sub-Breed: Potbelly Pups
The name/handle of the creator (this cannot be changed later): Teenqueen♡
Eye Size (Small, Medium, Large): Large
Eye Color (Black, Brown, Blue, Hazel, Pink, Orange): Blue
Ear Size (Small, Medium, Large): Medium
Nose Size (Small, Medium, Large): Large
Whisker Length (Tiny, Short, Medium, Long): Large
Arm Size (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large): Medium
Foot Size (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large): Small
Spot Color: Rusty Red
Body Color: White
Quill Color: Dark Red

Additional Notes from the Creator, to be displayed with sub breed entry (250 characters or less-Yes, we do count): These adorable creatures are very curious and love to explore. They enjoy hanging out in the mud during hot humid summer days.

Link to an Adult Perfect Specimen: http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10591949
Link to a perfect specimen in the wild: http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10580065

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How long have you been working on them: 2 years and 2 months

How did you decide on a name for your creature? The adorable spot on their tummies reminds me of a belly button

What makes your potential sub breed unique to all the other sub breeds? Their single dot on their stomachs

What was the hardest thing to breed for when you were working on your potential sub breed? Definitely their fur length and color was the hardest to get to be consistent.

Fairy Frog Submission form

Perfect Adult Large Thumbnail:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10596256

Wild creature:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10570190

I have been working on these creatures for 2 years and 12 Months.

How I decided on a name for my creature:
I decided on the name based on the color combination of their wings.

What makes my creature unique:
My frogs are different due to their color scheme

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
The wing pattern and combination of colors

Fuz Cub Submission form

Perfect Adult:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10596258

Wild creature:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10584926

I have been working on these creatures for 3 Years.

How I decided on a name for my creature:
I decided on the name based on the spot color and pattern

What makes my creature unique:
They are a unique color and have a unique spot arrangement

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
Body color and ear size

Brumble Bear Submission form

Perfect Adult:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10599286

Wild creature:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10583977

I have been working on these creatures for 5 and a half months.

How I decided on a name for my creature:
The color combination really helped me to decide. The pink and black reminded me of the rhodonite stone.

What makes my creature unique:
The combination of colors and the markings.

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
Ugh, the hardest thing to do was breed out the albinism. I have never had this much difficulty breeding out albinism before, and it kept wanting to show up.

Perfect Adult:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10673883
Wild creature:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10673545

I have been working on these creatures for 7 years 7 months

How I decided on a name for my creature:
The color combination of the fur and the spots reminds me of oatmeal with raisins.

What makes my creature unique:
Their color combination and spot placement.

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
getting the eyes, ears, and nose size identical took some time.




I can't find the submission page on the sub-breed page anymore, so I did the best I could. If you need anything else, let me know.

Pinni Pup Submission Form

Name of the potential Sub-Breed: Royal Plum Riceball Pups
The name/handle of the creator (this cannot be changed later): Scarlet Village
Eye Size (Small, Medium, Large): large
Eye Color (Black, Brown, Blue, Hazel, Pink, Orange): blue
Ear Size (Small, Medium, Large): small
Nose Size (Small, Medium, Large): small
Whisker Length (Tiny, Short, Medium, Long): tiny
Arm Size (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large): medium
Foot Size (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large): medium
Spot Color: orange yellow
Body Color: mud green
Quill Color: dark scarlet color

Additional Notes from the Creator, to be displayed with sub breed entry (250 characters or less-Yes, we do count):
These pups are the Royal family of Scarlet Village and their quills look like Scarlet crowns on their heads.

Link to an Adult Perfect Specimen: http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10753795
Link to a perfect specimen in the wild: http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10209253

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How long have you been working on them: 4 years

How did you decide on a name for your creature? I treated them as kings and queens in my village and they have a spot on the middle so they look like riceballs.

What makes your potential sub breed unique to all the other sub breeds? They have a spot on the middle and a dark scarlet crown/quill and their mud green color.

What was the hardest thing to breed for when you were working on your potential sub breed? The spot on the middle and getting the colors I like and picking out what features I like the best.

Turtle Tot Submission form
This is a resubmission of my Camo Tot turtles, which I submitted 4 years ago. They were sick at the time and could not be evaluated. They are now all in the wild, with the exception of the perfect adult.
Perfect Adult:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10767452

Wild creature:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/9690988

I have been working on these creatures for 4 years.

How I decided on a name for my creature:
Based on their coloration and size. The mix of rich green, blues and browns combined with their black eyes reminded me of something hiding (camouflaging) in a jungle.

What makes my creature unique:
Its deep fern green coloration is unique, and the four spots on the upper half of their bodies that, if connected, form a lopsided parallelogram.

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
Spot consistency is always difficult, but in addition to that I think the most challenging trait to achieve was belly color.

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Camo Tots

These tots have large black eyes, large Brown and Faded Teal shell, Yellow and Green belly spots on a blue background, and Dark Fern Green skin color.
These large, well armored tots are dark enough to blend into their surroundings. Their name comes from their expert ability to camouflage, and they hide because they are shy gentle giants.
Created by BlackMagik

EDIT: I also could not access the sub-breeds site, so if this form submission is not complete, let me know what else is needed and I will do it.

Turtle Tot Submission form
Third time is the charm! This is a resubmission of my Camo Tot turtles, which I submitted 4 years ago.
Perfect Adult:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10780114

Wild creature:
http://www.creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/9690988

I have been working on these creatures for 4 years.

How I decided on a name for my creature:
Based on their coloration and size. The mix of rich green, blues and browns combined with their black eyes reminded me of something hiding (camouflaging) in a jungle.

What makes my creature unique:
Its deep fern green coloration is unique, and the four spots on the upper half of their bodies that, if connected, form a lopsided parallelogram.

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
Spot consistency is always difficult, but in addition to that I think the most challenging trait to achieve was belly color. The spot color proved to be a challenge too!

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These tots have large black eyes, large Brown and Faded Teal shell, Yellow and Green belly spots on a blue background, and Dark Fern Green skin color.<br>
These large, well armored tots are dark enough to blend into their surroundings. Their name comes from their expert ability to camouflage, and they hide because they are shy gentle giants.<br>
<em>Created by BlackMagik</em></p>
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Camo Tots
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These tots have large black eyes, large Brown and Faded Teal shell, Yellow and Green belly spots on a blue background, and Dark Fern Green skin color.
These large, well armored tots are dark enough to blend into their surroundings. Their name comes from their expert ability to camouflage, and they hide because they are shy gentle giants.
Created by BlackMagik

EDIT: I also could not access the sub-breeds site, so if this form submission is not complete, let me know what else is needed and I will do it.

Eledillo Submission Form

Name of the potential Sub-Breed: Royal Dillos
The name/handle of the creator (this cannot be changed later): Teenqueen♡
Eye Size (Small, Medium, Large): Small
Eye Color (Black, Blue, Hazel, Brown, Pink, Orange): Blue
Ear Size (Small, Medium, Large): Medium
Nose Size (Small, Medium, Large): Medium
Head Size (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large): Small
Horn size- Females (Tiny, Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large): Medium
Spot Color: Hot Pink
Body Color: Army Green
Horn Color: Cream

Additional Notes from the Creator, to be displayed with sub breed entry (250 characters or less-Yes, we do count): The Royal dillos wear their crowns with pride.

Link to an Adult Perfect FEMALE Specimen: http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10783801
Link to a perfect specimen in the wild: http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10779187

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How long have you been working on them: 3 years & 4 months

How did you decide on a name for your creature? The layout of the spots on their head

What makes your potential sub breed unique to all the other sub breeds? Their crowns

What was the hardest thing to breed for when you were working on your potential sub breed? Getting all of their spots to be the same

Fuz Cub Submission form

Perfect Adult:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10788631

Wild creature:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10791129

I have been working on these creatures since 9/16/2014

How I decided on a name for my creature:
I posted on the forum asking for name suggestions, and one of them was Freckle FuzCubs, so I settled on the name Freckle Fuz.

What makes my creature unique:
They are the only breed of FuzCubs out there with all the possible 23 spots. They also have a cream body with red spots, which is not common.

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
Getting all 23 spots, for sure. Then once I had two perfect specimens, they bred medium length ears for a few generations, then they bred different body sizes, which is extremely challenging to breed out. But past generation 11, they bred true.

Fuz Cub Submission form

Perfect Adult:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10605844

Wild creature:
http://creaturebreeder.com/creature/view/10584926

I have been working on these creatures for 3 Years.

How I decided on a name for my creature:
I decided on the name based on the spot color and pattern

What makes my creature unique:
They are a unique color and have a unique spot arrangement

The hardest part of making my sub potential:
Body color and ear size