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Photos of my two Teslas in about as natural a habitat as I can think of, a CPU.

My Silver Tesla, Jagdtiger:
http://i.imgur.com/WgCe8fu.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/lVxa0N4.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/jmnqkBY.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/a8d541C.jpg

My Gold Tesla, H.G. Wells:
http://i.imgur.com/xJGXVx2.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/80zqc7g.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/JVVpixK.jpg

Oh gosh, those are actually kinda perfect, lol!

Thank you. The photos were fun to take. And, since the CPU is old and not in use, the Teslas couldn't get into too much trouble.

Tunneler, Friz:
http://i.imgur.com/LfvxeNY.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/EkOOUBR.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/PfZptiZ.jpg

I should still have the uncompressed versions on my phone. (Twitter compresses them when they get tweeted.)
If not then I can always go grab a camera and an sd card and retake them.

Blood Wing
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13410195/

Chincinatti
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/13410608/

Growler, Benji:
http://i1362.photobucket.com/albums/r68 ... 6ee6b.jpeg

Leaf Crawler, Cloud Chaser:
http://i1362.photobucket.com/albums/r68 ... e09a8.jpeg

Horned Wood Borer, Penelope:
http://i1362.photobucket.com/albums/r68 ... 3ff6f.jpeg

blutailedferret wrote:I was just wondering about the Marine wyrms..... I would think to not have them submerged in water and since you wanted them to actually be outdoors how it would be possible to make a real looking environment.

If you have a fish tank: fill it with water, position leafy kelp around it, pile the gravel bed up high, then place the wyrm behind the tank so that it looks as though its climbing on the gravel bed, and finally place one of those large lake backdrops behind the wyrm. You can usually get the backdrop from any pet store that sells fish. Taking a photo through the front of the fish tank will give it the illusion of being underwater without getting your wyrm wet.

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Btw, i've noticed that this was back in May, do you still need photos, D? I have a Jiao Di but i'm not sure what a Zhong Lung wyrms home looks like and what their designed to do (like wood-borers bore into wood). Any info would be helpful. If this is still a work in progress, i'll try to contribute. :3

Absolutely 110% yes!!

I'm looking at this as an ongoing project, and am all about getting as many nice photos for it as possible. The more pics handlers submit, the better he chance of getting that prefect 'wyrm in habitat' shot for the book. Remember, I'm writing it in my spare time, so while it is progressing, it's creeping along in the hours I'm not working on making Wyrms or Toddler wrangling. ;3


The Lung type is basically what you would expect to see in parts of China and Japan. They tend to be selectively bred, so are some of the more 'proper' Wyrm breeds. Fu's are frequently used as guardians, particularly the larger Species Fu's, in temples and holy places. Qui's can often be found in homes as their magical nature is considered good luck, Gao's are a regular sight in tea houses or medicine shops, because of their incredible sense of smell, and Jiao are considered the 'traveling' Wyrms, always eager to see new places and be excellent companions to their handlers, due to their adventurous nature.

What about a domestiv canine wyrms? I was thinking of a photograph of Lion Queen in a basket made of beads. Would that be appropriate? Or maybe Floofball instead of Lion Queen...I will take pictures of both and see how they come out.

Cinereo (Wild canine: gray fox)
http://imgur.com/pR486Si (teehee Hubby was telling me how these guys love to climb trees in the wild so...)

Polaris (Wild canine: arctic fox)
http://imgur.com/wrOySTO (white, white fluff everywhere xD )