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Description
Yet another coloured Vexxon.
So, how to tell a male from a female?
First, and the most obvious way, is the head plumage. Females ALWAYS have three, males ALWAYS have four, and although the type, size, length and colour of the feathers may change, this gender rule remains consistant.
The second, slightly less foolproof than the first, is the size, generally, male Vexxon are bulkier, stronger, and larger, while the females appear more streamlined and gracefull, aswell as thinner. But this is not true with all Vexxon, and deviations from the rule are around.

The Vexxon are a CLOSED species! This means nobody has the rights to create one of their own, or use this design ANYWHERE.
But if there is enough interest, ill be sure to make adoptables.

Please also take a look at the other examples:
[link] | [link] | [link]

Description
Yet another coloured Vexxon.
So, how to tell a male from a female?
First, and the most obvious way, is the head plumage. Females ALWAYS have three, males ALWAYS have four, and although the type, size, length and colour of the feathers may change, this gender rule remains consistant.
The second, slightly less foolproof than the first, is the size, generally, male Vexxon are bulkier, stronger, and larger, while the females appear more streamlined and gracefull, aswell as thinner. But this is not true with all Vexxon, and deviations from the rule are around.

The Vexxon are a CLOSED species! This means nobody has the rights to create one of their own, or use this design ANYWHERE.
But if there is enough interest, ill be sure to make adoptables.

Please also take a look at the other examples:
[link] | [link] | [link]