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[pokemoncaretaking]

I’ve just adopted a young cubone, it was abandoned, what do I need to know about caring for the little guy?

Cubone are mostly scavengers, and are omnivorous, so generic omnivorous kibble should help provide all the nutrients it needs, although you may wish to supplement this with fresh fruit, veggies, and meat, especially as it ages. 

Space-wise, make sure it has access to sand and rocks. Cubone clean themselves with dust baths, and they tap rocks as a way to communicate. This can even be a form of enrichment for the little guy. If you develop codes for different things, you can use a hammer or similar tool to tap at rocks in the area, and Cubone may eventually use them to as for things like food, water, or playtime! I would also recommend some light combat training, since without it Cubone won’t be as fit or strong as it needs to be to evolve at a regular time. Good luck with him!

[nerdpokemonheadcanons]

You’ve probably done it before but do you have anything for the bulbasaur line? They’re my favorite. PS Your blog is awesome

Thank you!

Bulbasaur need a lot of love and care to help them grow.

Venusaur enjoy having their petals brushed

Ivysaur tend to try and rush their evolution, but it’s best to take your time with it.

[pokemoncaretaking]

What do you think of my team of venusaur, arcanine, tauros gyarados, umbreon and electivire? What can I do to keep them in tip top shape

Behavior-wise, I think the biggest outliers in this group are Tauros and Gyarados (assuming you’ve raised Electivire from a young age). They can both be temperamental, so I would make sure you’re taking precautions with your manner around them and if needed take a few classes on training aggressive pokemon from your local Pokemon Center. 

As far as keeping them healthy, every member of your team besides Tauros and Venusaur need meat or a protein-rich kibble, although for all of them except Gyarados I would supplement that with fresh fruit and vegetables whenever you can (Not that Gyarados wouldn’t enjoy a berry from time to time!). Electivire can be prone to knots in its fur, so a detangling brush made for electric types will probably be a must, as well as a standard brush for Arcanine. 

[nerdpokemonheadcanons]

Okay I lied I thought of another ask sorry. Could you maybe do one for Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise? I’m sorry but these are so cool!!!

No problem!

Venusaur tend to be stoic, but they enjoy the company of younger pokemon, as long as they aren’t Fire types

Charizard generate their own body heat, so blankets are usually not necessary

Blastoise’s water jets are pressurized and intended for battle, so please do not try and use them as sprinklers

[nerdpokemonheadcanons]

What do you have for eevee? I love your blog!!

Thank you so much!

Eevee are, predictably, very adaptable. They take after their trainers, or sometimes their trainers’ pokemon. 

It’s rare, but sometimes an Eevee will reject certain forms of evolution in favor of another. This can happen if one of their parents was evolved, or if they were raised around a certain type of pokemon.

[nerdpokemonheadcanons]

Okay, I have another ask. Sorry but what do you have for starter Pokémon? Thank you you do such awesome stuff!

Thank you so much!

I have a Ditto, I found him at the docks. His name is Ditto.

I’m not a pokemon trainer, so I didn’t get a proper starter

[nerdpokemonheadcanons]

Sorry for asking again but could you maybe do one for deino and/or it’s evolutions? Sorry and thank you

It’s no problem, I love getting asks

Because they have no eyes, Deino and Zweilous rely on their other senses to get around, primarily taste. In other words, they bite everything.

Hydreigon are very hard to tame, but thankfully rare in the wild. In ancient times, it was thought that they represented the wrath of the gods.