Bun is extremely anxious for his species. Usually the round-eared little guys are pretty easy-going, but not Bun. He's twitchy and distrusting of loud noises or sudden movements. Maybe he just needs a quiet environment where he can relax.
Fiddlins is awfully sad about something. Maybe it's because the other Beastlies make fun of her name? It's hard to tell, since she won't talk about it. She just sniffles dramatically every few minutes.
Scott is a bit insecure, and he expresses this issue by needing constant physical contact with others. You'll notice that whenever you sit down, he'll tend to just lean against your ankle a bit. He tries not to be too intrusive, but he's always just touching someone slightly.
Timid little Trace doesn't have the self-assurance required to live here with our large herd of Beastlies. He doesn't assert himself enough to actually get any food. The others only have to push him away or just look at him threateningly and he backs away from his bowl.
Lately we've been feeding him in the closet so he can have a little peace, but we're hoping a new home will build his confidence.
Bernell comes from a species that is most commonly found around swimming pools, even though their food source isn't typically anywhere near there. As near as we can figure, they just like the smell of sunscreen.
What can we say about Snippet? Well, he likes treats. He also likes the packaging the treats come in. So if you don't want to be awakened in the middle of the night by the sound of a Beastlie licking and chewing on plastic, then make sure to take out the trash before you go to bed.
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