Pets

Puffuls are large bug-like creatures with soft, fluffy wings. These gentle giants trill and fluff up their wings when happy. They've even been known to enjoy belly rubs, rolling over to request them quite frequently from boos everywhere. Puffuls are quite fond of young boos, happily allowing them to ride atop their backs and sometimes adult puffuls even go as far as to care and protect boo kits amongst their own young. Many boos trust puffuls to look after their own little ones due to their calm and caring nature.

Fluffy, serpent-like creatures that typically have curious and loyal personalities; that is what comes to mind when Boos think of Snuppies. Also called "Snups", Boos love having these soft little creatures around. Snuppies are well-known for being high energy, though they are also very cuddly and enjoy curling up around their favourite Boos. It's not uncommon to see Boos carrying around their snuppy on their shoulders around their neck, as if the snuppy was a scarf.

Fluffy, serpent-like creatures that typically have curious and loyal personalities; that is what comes to mind when Boos think of Snuppies. Also called "Snups", Boos love having these soft little creatures around. Snuppies are well-known for being high energy, though they are also very cuddly and enjoy curling up around their favourite Boos. It's not uncommon to see Boos carrying around their snuppy on their shoulders around their neck, as if the snuppy was a scarf.

Phosphoroctos are affectionately called a Phoros by boos who get tongue-tied trying to say the full species name. They are small, sea creatures with bioluminescent markings and 8 arms that help them navigate the ocean depths. Playful and cheeky, these little fellas are quite friendly and do not typically fear the presence of boos at all. Due to their playful nature; many Phosphoroctos have developed a habit of staying in motion, bouncing and spinning in circles when they are not otherwise moving.

Phosphoroctos are affectionately called a Phoros by boos who get tongue-tied trying to say the full species name. They are small, sea creatures with bioluminescent markings and 8 arms that help them navigate the ocean depths. Playful and cheeky, these little fellas are quite friendly and do not typically fear the presence of boos at all. Due to their playful nature; many Phosphoroctos have developed a habit of staying in motion, bouncing and spinning in circles when they are not otherwise moving.

Phosphoroctos are affectionately called a Phoros by boos who get tongue-tied trying to say the full species name. They are small, sea creatures with bioluminescent markings and 8 arms that help them navigate the ocean depths. Playful and cheeky, these little fellas are quite friendly and do not typically fear the presence of boos at all. Due to their playful nature; many Phosphoroctos have developed a habit of staying in motion, bouncing and spinning in circles when they are not otherwise moving.

Phosphoroctos are affectionately called a Phoros by boos who get tongue-tied trying to say the full species name. They are small, sea creatures with bioluminescent markings and 8 arms that help them navigate the ocean depths. Playful and cheeky, these little fellas are quite friendly and do not typically fear the presence of boos at all. Due to their playful nature; many Phosphoroctos have developed a habit of staying in motion, bouncing and spinning in circles when they are not otherwise moving.

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