#basalt storm

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Basalt: “Some like Blackjack are just big fluffy babies... He’d still look out for predators, but wouldn’t sacrifice himself for his hens. For protecting chickens, I would go for as hard-headed a cockerel you can find, but non-venomous in case he thinks you’re a threat.” @pumpkinspice-pony

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@maplesyrupsparkles Smooch chook Happy holidays~

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Basalt: “Caramel and Nan are laying fertile eggs, they wouldn’t be purebred or anything, but I’m sure they’d be cute, so take your pick! I can loan you the incubator for a few bits too.” @bubbled-tea-dreams

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And a simplified mistletoe for Basalt! Give thick-neck boy a smooch.~

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Basalt: “I’m afraid I only have these two on hand, hope you don’t mind.” And don’t worry, Caramel has her pants on.

@suetwan

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Basalt: “Though my copy has audio issues...” Man, talk about staring daggers. @suetwan

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Basalt: “EH HEH HEH, What’s a Succubus?”

I wasn’t sure how her hair fans out with the dark colour ;v;

@suetwan

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Basalt Storm: “So, here’s a comparison of the more dragonlike, petrifying Cockatrice, and a fine example of a domestic Basilisk... A.k.a. ‘Jasmine in June’ Leghorn-Corn, best of breed 2011. Weren’t her palmetto scales pretty?

Domestic basilisks that have traits of venomous snakes will be venomous themselves, so corn, python, garters, etc. are easier to maintain for beginners. All basilisks can breathe at least some amount of fire, so keep water nearby.

Cockatrice eggs are rock-hard and can’t be broken for consumption. Basilisk eggs are like chicken eggs, but saltier-tasting and contain small amounts of magic.”

Basalt being a know-it-all when it comes to Equestrian poultry reminds me of me talking about cats in public school.