haven’t finished the others but figured while I’m at a standstill here’s a bittybite that can help out while we’re stuck!
Bittybite(s): Teacup Macaroon
Types: Though they vary it normally falls into two types, these types will be called Teacup(type 1) and Potbelly(type 2) and will be differentiated as such.
Height: 2.75 feet or 83.82 centimeters on average for both types, Teacups: largest recorded one was 3ft/91.44cm, smallest recorded one was 1.16666667ft/35.56cm. Potbellys:: largest recorded one was 5.25ft/160.02cm, smallest recorded one was 2.5ft/76.2cm
Appearance: though the genders, clothing, and patterns may change these bitties are normally a soft peach pink on their flesh, naturally always having their echo out due to their natural pig thickness. They additionally have tails and tusks, most curl the tails and remove the tusks as they sometimes go “feral” at the scent of blood like a pig. Tusks are also very important as they are what give them their main source of magic, without them, they are a lot magically weaker best to be removed when in younger years (5years old at least/most) so it will not become endangering/fatal later on.
Care: minimal care, food may be concerning, either is very clean or very filthy true to the teacup pig genetics they have.
Diet: like a pig is an omnivore and doesn’t care as long as it’s food, it is best to watch what they eat as they will eat questionable things unless taught not to. These bitties will sometimes overeat or not eat at all if under stress and/or concerned with those they are attached to. Making a schedule or explaining why something might be bad for them to eat
Personality: Teacup types are very spiffy, once of “adult” age (10 years) they may stop requesting “tea parties” in favor of making meals for their owner(s) and other “companions”(pets or other bitties) and start to take the choice to take care of the others.
Sociability: Depending on the personality they may attach easily or be slightly difficult to attach to a “group”. These bitties are social so they may bring other bitties or smaller animals home to clean them up and feed them if they do not already have at least two other pets or bitties to watch over and play with. Though there are rare accounts of the smaller types
fact: these types are most prone to wrongful treatment if not adopted from here as most are rescued or bought from farms, some have seen their siblings have their tusks removed and others have seen them become bacon! so I ask of you to please make sure you’re grabbing the right one for you and your family before you adopt one!