Hello! I wanted to know if you make Hispanic cc bots If not, that's fine :D), the truth is I've been looking for good bots for both q!Roier, q!Doied and q!Aldo but unfortunately I haven't found any, apart from the fact that most of the bots about Aldo at j.ai are made by me. And I would really love some bot about q! Doied and q!Aldo, the setting for Aldo would be after purgatory 2 and what his trauma is like after the event, and for Doied I would love it if it's about something related to the federation or an experiment (user would be the experiment) and how he becomes obsessively fond of his experiment :3

((Forgive my bad English! I'm Mexican and the truth is that sometimes I make mistakes when writing in English (⁠╥⁠﹏⁠╥⁠) ))

Hi, I'm the person who asked you if I could modify one of your works, I just finished it and I wanted to share it with you in case you would like to use it or something more than anything so you can see what it was used for, thank you very much for allowing me to use a little bit of your description and for letting me base it on one of your works.

https://janitorai.com/characters/4adbcb70-9d4f-4bd1-9a2d-89ca50372d5b_character-quackcest-many-ducklings

I understand that it can be used in both English and Spanish so I think there will be no problem in that fact although if there is a mistake you can always tell me after all it is your job and not mine 100%.

Moth of the day!!

The Tear-Drinking Moth does just that. Adults drink the tears of animals such as birds. In fact, the birds don’t even wake up while the moth projects its proboscis into the corners of their eyes. Even though it’s festooned with barbs and hooks. The tear-drinking Moth comes from Madagascar. It comes from the Calpini family, which includes blood-sucking and fruit-feeding noctuidae. The behavior is thought to be for acquiring salt and trace minerals that the moth needs. This could enhance its reproductive success!

to make up for missing yesterdays moth, I'm giving you two!

The Lichen Moth has a beautiful pattern of gold, orange, and black. It lives in tropical climates. It has round, flat wings that fit across its back in a triangle shape. This delicate moth can be found in Yunnan Province, China. It has a wingspan of 2.5–2.7 cm (1 inch). There is argument over the taxonomy of this moth,as a new subspecies or species has recently been discovered. It’s also known as the Footman Moth, probably because footmen had such smart uniforms.

The Polyphemus Moth is named after the giant Polyphemus from Greek mythology. The giant was a cyclops; he had one single eye on his forehead. This moth, admittedly, has two eye spots, but seen from the side, they resemble one. The wingspan of the adult moth is 10 to 15 cm (approximately 4 to 6 inches). Caterpillars are protected by their green coloration. One of the trees the Polyphemus Moth feeds on is the plum. The Polyphemus Moth is a large and attractive silkmoth. They have a wide distribution in North America. They are present in all 48 lower states except for Nevada and Arizona. You can also find them in Southern Canada, down to Mexico.