From left to right, they are:
The venomous ones:
Kalianne
Husam
Ninia
LaiLai
Adelie
The constrictors:
Reada Bella (Kalianne’s mother)
Cuppa Noodle
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The shy overly effeminate boa
The mesmerizer:
Karima
The royals:
The Lamia Queen
The irregulars:
Milky
Maredusa
Chancellor Neighsay’s sea snake wife
The ‘technically not lamias but’s:
Pepe Roni
The Snek Queen
The slimias:
Wiggle
Pinkie Pie’s slimia friend arch-nemesis
The ones born from magic:
Mean Kalianne
Lygophobos
The monsters:
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Trixiechidna (Included because I wanted to show off how ginormous she is)
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CANOODLE ALL THE NOODLES :D
@Background Pony #9DD2
Nice is their default :D
I mean… If you actually looks at their pics, most of them are pretty nice and are exceedingly unlikely to kill you without good reason.
The monstrous ones are bigger and more powerful :P
@Background Pony #9DD2
@ObliviaTheChangeling
They’re basically the same as ponies in that regard. There’s no real way to judge good from bad just from looking at them :D
The same way you find out which people in life are good and which you should avoid. You can’t really judge a Lamia’s character based on what species their snake half is or something like that.
Kalianne is venomous because she’s based on the Malaysian Coral Snake, which is a breed of snake with a potent venom.
As for why she’s nice? Badum’s lamia ponies are natural cuddle bugs anyway, but the venomous varieties are also taught to have a great degree of self restraint, specifically so that they don’t bite someone and kill them out of anger. So the risk of being bitten by her is negligible.
Mean Kali, on the other hand, is one you definitely want to be careful of.
Hi! :D
@Background Pony #88F0
Do you speak Chinese natively or did you grow up speaking English? Going from Chinese to Spanish must be hard XD
Well, I have been learning Spanish so I know the language 😉
Hi. I’m Chinese :P
I wanted to learn a second language because my parents were both fluent in Somali and I wanted to learn it too, but my mom pressured me to learn a language that would actually benefit me living in the United States so I went with Spanish instead because, since we lived in Texas at the time, there’s actually a lot of Spanish there. And it actually did help me out since I go to Mexico sometimes for my job, and it’s handy to be able to talk to people XD
I’m Canadian, so I was taught French in school, so I don’t have any Spanish reading or speaking skills at all (though I didn’t retain much of the French either). I just used Google Translate to figure out what you were saying.
@Background Pony #9DD2
My Spanish isn’t nearly as good as I like to think, unfortunately XD
“And stupendous and powerful :D”
Wait, what does that mean?
Y estupenda y poderosa :D
Trixiechidna es grande!
:3
:P