The third and final one to hatch was this precious baby!

Females are more slender than the other sexes, have a bit of a wave to their frills, and are smaller than males, but larger than queens!

Naming Your Ravyg:

All Ravyg have one word names consisting of an odd number of letters, the middle letter is always 'Y'. They can be 3, 5, 7 or 9 letters. No numbers, and no spaces.

This one had us really worried! Her egg rocked and rocked for so very long before it hatched! We were surprised to see the little Halo around her neck too! It's very odd for a Ravyg to be born with magic! Most of it is acquired through hard work and time!

We've determined that she has a firm grasp on the element of light! She can bend it to her will. We also discovered her propensity for shiny things very early on! She went toodling around the lab after hatching and found a glommed onto this large opal. W1 was loathe to tel it go, but she couldn't bear the sad watery eyes of this one following her every move when she took it away, so she gave it back! LOL

I'm not as worried about all the sciency stuffs that go into this anymore the super geniuses at W Cubed continue to remind me that their methods are safe for the little critters. If we'd left them to their natural state, it would have taken four and a half YEARS for her to grow up! Who has time for that? LOL

Here's a bit of info to help you along: http://www.furaffinity.net/journal/4273631/

But really the most important thing you need to know is this: Give her lots of love and lots of sun time! That's how she survives!

Take good care of her !