#operationtixandtricks

[operationtixandtricks]

((tix is back! and ready for a cozy autumn season! <3 )) ((ask box is open, and so are rp’s and interactions! :D ))

[throughfireandthread]

operationtixandtricks replied to your post “You wouldnt happen to be hiring once applications open would you?”

tix voice: :0???

[syd-the-spider]

tix says, a little hesitant: "uhh, syd.. that.. that's not food..."

[ryffthegryff-blog]

C2 and D3 maybe pretty please???? :>c

((SOME GOOD BOY FOR YOU!!))

[ask-lionel-ottaviani]

Inspired by the words of @operationtixandtricks, Lionel has drawn a friend picture!

[keiper-galactic-tour]

@operationtixandtricks "MEEHP MEEEEEEEEEEEHP" *continuous frog screams* //headcanon accepted U v U

[skindogben]

✨ - Glittery blood and/or 🍭 - Candy gore?? ;>

[operationtixandtricks]

((Side note: Tix is an herbivore. This means she can’t digest meat-based products. She could try and eat meat - but it would most likely upset her stomach a lot. She eats a largely plant-based diet; fruits, berries, vegetables, grains, nuts, seeds, spicies, sugars and everything else that can be made from these kinds of raw ingredients. She likes a good cooked meal and also enjoys sweets made from non-animal ingredients. She usually swallows her food whole, unless she is eating for the sake of enjoyment. In these cases she will use cutlery to dish out smaller ‘portions’ for herself to taste. Then she swallows it. Tix has no teeth and therefore don’t require any chewing of the food. The ‘chewing’ happens once the food enters her digestive system. Here, much like birds, enzymes and bacteria in her first ‘stomach’ will soften the material. Then the softened food will enter her second ‘stomach’, where it’ll get crushed and mashed up by stomach-muscle-retractions and grinded by small rocks that are inside the stomach - in Tix’s case it’s gemstones because she feels like it makes her much more fancy than she actually is. Food continues to the intestines where nutriens enter the blood. Any waste will leave through the cloaca. Thanks for reading the tiny “Anatomy of Tix” section :> And thank you so much for the question! :D ))