quick question , would it be fine to make loxes that have features that deep sea and / or cave animals have ? mainly talking about bioluminescence , gigantism / dwarfism , transparent skin , no eyes etc ! just wanna know so that i can submit a Guy in one go
[ also heres references for what i mean when i say 'no eyes' , as you can see they have some vague signs of where their eyes would be if they had them which is probably what i would do with a lox ]
images didnt add for some reason , heres links to them
https://images.newscientist.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/12163432/SEI_98365734.jpg
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5a/P_anguinus-head1.jpg
Of course! Safira Island species’ were made with design creativity in mind. In fact, we already have two ‘loxes that break anatomy conventions, AQUA-042 and AQUA-061.
As a general rule of thumb, so long as you include all of the required traits of a ‘lox (Soul Gem, water mane, etc) and the silhouette reads as an aqualox, your design should be good to go!
In addition, traits that don’t affect the silhouette, such as pelt texture or your mentioned bioluminescence and gigantism/dwarfism, are always accepted!