Pets

Adorabugs start to come out when they sense an increase in sweets being made, this is typically around the Valentine's season when many Boos are whipping up treats to present to all their loved ones. These cute creatures have quite the sweet tooth and can be a bit mischievous figuring out ways to get even a tiny bite of the delectable desserts. Roughly only 1-3inches tall, these itty-bitty flying troublemakers are quick to squirm their way into packaged goods if not sealed properly and can be quite persistent if they get a taste of something they really like. Keep your eyes open, or you might find yourself in the midst of a potential adorabug infestation.

Adorabugs start to come out when they sense an increase in sweets being made, this is typically around the Valentine's season when many Boos are whipping up treats to present to all their loved ones. These cute creatures have quite the sweet tooth and can be a bit mischievous figuring out ways to get even a tiny bite of the delectable desserts. Roughly only 1-3inches tall, these itty-bitty flying troublemakers are quick to squirm their way into packaged goods if not sealed properly and can be quite persistent if they get a taste of something they really like. Keep your eyes open, or you might find yourself in the midst of a potential adorabug infestation.

Adorabugs start to come out when they sense an increase in sweets being made, this is typically around the Valentine's season when many Boos are whipping up treats to present to all their loved ones. These cute creatures have quite the sweet tooth and can be a bit mischievous figuring out ways to get even a tiny bite of the delectable desserts. Roughly only 1-3inches tall, these itty-bitty flying troublemakers are quick to squirm their way into packaged goods if not sealed properly and can be quite persistent if they get a taste of something they really like. Keep your eyes open, or you might find yourself in the midst of a potential adorabug infestation.

Bonmaus, while friendly and social creatures, tend to come out when the moon is at it's highest peak. They enjoy whipping about through the air and munching on candies. Bonmaus are relatively harmless creatures that bond easily with Boos and other creatures; especially Dandilions. It's a regular occurrence to find a Bonmaus or two curled up in Dandilion fuzz, sleeping contentedly.

Bonmaus, while friendly and social creatures, tend to come out when the moon is at it's highest peak. They enjoy whipping about through the air and munching on candies. Bonmaus are relatively harmless creatures that bond easily with Boos and other creatures; especially Dandilions. It's a regular occurrence to find a Bonmaus or two curled up in Dandilion fuzz, sleeping contentedly.

Bonmaus, while friendly and social creatures, tend to come out when the moon is at it's highest peak. They enjoy whipping about through the air and munching on candies. Bonmaus are relatively harmless creatures that bond easily with Boos and other creatures; especially Dandilions. It's a regular occurrence to find a Bonmaus or two curled up in Dandilion fuzz, sleeping contentedly.

Bonmaus, while friendly and social creatures, tend to come out when the moon is at it's highest peak. They enjoy whipping about through the air and munching on candies. Bonmaus are relatively harmless creatures that bond easily with Boos and other creatures; especially Dandilions. It's a regular occurrence to find a Bonmaus or two curled up in Dandilion fuzz, sleeping contentedly.

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These 6-legged creatures known as Eeries have an obsession with dressing up. They tend to be more present during October and November, startling Boos with jumpscares as their small statures leave them easily overlooked if they remain still. Eeries are known to swipe clothes, blankets, bedsheets, and more from unsuspecting Boos as they enjoy both playfully causing minor chaos and have a need to hoard fabrics (especially soft ones). To avoid the clothing theft, Eeries are often placated by their Boo bestowing them alternative fabrics just for them quite regularly to satisfy the small creatures' need to collect an abundance of them.

These 6-legged creatures known as Eeries have an obsession with dressing up. They tend to be more present during October and November, startling Boos with jumpscares as their small statures leave them easily overlooked if they remain still. Eeries are known to swipe clothes, blankets, bedsheets, and more from unsuspecting Boos as they enjoy both playfully causing minor chaos and have a need to hoard fabrics (especially soft ones). To avoid the clothing theft, Eeries are often placated by their Boo bestowing them alternative fabrics just for them quite regularly to satisfy the small creatures' need to collect an abundance of them.

These 6-legged creatures known as Eeries have an obsession with dressing up. They tend to be more present during October and November, startling Boos with jumpscares as their small statures leave them easily overlooked if they remain still. Eeries are known to swipe clothes, blankets, bedsheets, and more from unsuspecting Boos as they enjoy both playfully causing minor chaos and have a need to hoard fabrics (especially soft ones). To avoid the clothing theft, Eeries are often placated by their Boo bestowing them alternative fabrics just for them quite regularly to satisfy the small creatures' need to collect an abundance of them.

These 6-legged creatures known as Eeries have an obsession with dressing up. They tend to be more present during October and November, startling Boos with jumpscares as their small statures leave them easily overlooked if they remain still. Eeries are known to swipe clothes, blankets, bedsheets, and more from unsuspecting Boos as they enjoy both playfully causing minor chaos and have a need to hoard fabrics (especially soft ones). To avoid the clothing theft, Eeries are often placated by their Boo bestowing them alternative fabrics just for them quite regularly to satisfy the small creatures' need to collect an abundance of them.

A small penguin-like creature with a tough shell, Eggwyns love to ride around on Boos. They are small enough to perch comfortably on a Boo's foot and have an extraordinary sense of balance which keeps them from falling off. Most of the time, Boos don't even notice that an Eggwyn has hitched a ride due to how light the Eggwyns are. The Robo Eggwyn was originally a one-off gift that Gideon made for his late wife, as she seemed to have an allergy to other pets. Once some kits saw the boo-made eggwyn though, they wanted one as well. Thus Gideon began to manufacture them during his free time, when he wasn't working on incubators. Since then, he has continuously created enough Robo Eggwyns to go around during the usual season that Eggwyns come out to play.

A small penguin-like creature with a tough shell, Eggwyns love to ride around on Boos. They are small enough to perch comfortably on a Boo's foot and have an extraordinary sense of balance which keeps them from falling off. Most of the time, Boos don't even notice that an Eggwyn has hitched a ride due to how light the Eggwyns are. Additionally, it should be noted that an Eggwyn's shell is permanently attached to their body, much like the shell of an earthling turtle. Please be advised that attempting to remove the shell would be like trying to remove someboo's torso, and is not encouraged.

A small penguin-like creature with a tough shell, Eggwyns love to ride around on Boos. They are small enough to perch comfortably on a Boo's foot and have an extraordinary sense of balance which keeps them from falling off. Most of the time, Boos don't even notice that an Eggwyn has hitched a ride due to how light the Eggwyns are. Additionally, it should be noted that an Eggwyn's shell is permanently attached to their body, much like the shell of an earthling turtle. Please be advised that attempting to remove the shell would be like trying to remove someboo's torso, and is not encouraged.

A small penguin-like creature with a tough shell, Eggwyns love to ride around on Boos. They are small enough to perch comfortably on a Boo's foot and have an extraordinary sense of balance which keeps them from falling off. Most of the time, Boos don't even notice that an Eggwyn has hitched a ride due to how light the Eggwyns are. Additionally, it should be noted that an Eggwyn's shell is permanently attached to their body, much like the shell of an earthling turtle. Please be advised that attempting to remove the shell would be like trying to remove someboo's torso, and is not encouraged.

Goomites are gooey, slimey cycloptic creatures. They are related to fluffmites and much like their fluffy cousins, goomites also need to be monitored quite closely due to the destructive nature of their voracious appetites. Despite eating a lot, goomites do not actually have mouths at all. They simply absorb their preferred food into their slime bodies to digest things. The more they absorb, the larger they get. The largest recorded goomite on Booterra holds the record of being 9ft in diameter.

Goomites are gooey, slimey cycloptic creatures. They are related to fluffmites and much like their fluffy cousins, goomites also need to be monitored quite closely due to the destructive nature of their voracious appetites. Despite eating a lot, goomites do not actually have mouths at all. They simply absorb their preferred food into their slime bodies to digest things. The more they absorb, the larger they get. The largest recorded goomite on Booterra holds the record of being 9ft in diameter.

Goomites are gooey, slimey cycloptic creatures. They are related to fluffmites and much like their fluffy cousins, goomites also need to be monitored quite closely due to the destructive nature of their voracious appetites. Despite eating a lot, goomites do not actually have mouths at all. They simply absorb their preferred food into their slime bodies to digest things. The more they absorb, the larger they get. The largest recorded goomite on Booterra holds the record of being 9ft in diameter.