Frozen Female Hatchling
Name: unnamed
Species: Tropical Tarsier
Birthday: Saturday, August 21, 2010
Owner: Cinnabar
Element: Light 
Tarsier young grow at remarkable speeds; unlike most magical hatchlings, they are born with their eyes already open and are even able to climb trees without aid. Despite their fast pace of growing, tarsiers are the smallest species of primates, barely the size of an apple, and younglings are even smaller. Their clever little fingers and long hind legs make them adroit climbers, and hatchlings in particular love playing tag in the treetops. They also enjoy joining other hatchlings in climbing around on the roofs of The Keep, which can be disconcerting when an incredibly fast, blurry animal drops down on you from above. You should oblige these little ones with games and attention frequently, though, otherwise they can become almost hostile to humans and aloof. Not much for physical combat, they nonetheless can be quite the annoyance when your important documents frequently disappear and you are woken abruptly in the middle of the night.
Originating from the jungle far to the east, tarsiers make for very clever companions. They are always alert and aware of their location, and listen carefully to all that goes on around them. Many have speculated that if only they could know of the tarsiers inner thoughts, many secrets and mysteries would be solved. However, these tiny primates guard their knowledge and share it only with the most trusted of humans: their companions. Perched on a shoulder or hidden away in a pocket, they go mostly undetected by all, but are more than content with this. When bored, they drift off to sleep, and the occasional snack will keep them very happy. Their diet consists of insects and small mammals, and they eat no vegetation or fruit at all. In the wild, they make their homes high in the tree tops, but in The Keep are pleased with creating nests under beds or in closets. Their babies do not remain in the nest for any time at all, but venture forth at once with their mothers. The females of this species do not possess the bright orange markings of the male, but are more loving and protective.
Sprite art: BettyxMe (hatchling) | Description: Damien