All animals here are from the Caymet Sleepers, and as such are capable of being easily domesticated, while also being safe to release to the wild.

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Common pets:

Kobold - Lizards with a level of intelligence, often depicted as creatures that sleep, eat, and cause mild chaos.

Steepler - Arachnids with a low level of intelligence but high levels of energy, often seen running in circles around eachother parks.

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Typically the first to be domesticated:

Fecane: Furred mammals with powerful jaws and a timid nature, often seen in large groups for defence in the wild.
Often kept as a farm animal for their fur, which regrows within 3-4 months.

Shote: Large mammals that usually live in solitude, but capable of living with others.
Often kept for their milk and occasionally meat.

Mikaune: Small flying insects that fly in swarms of thousands, but are harmless to touch or even walk through a cloud of them.
Incredibly good at creating fertile soil from dry or dead dirt, and even stone.

Selachii: Large cartilaginous fish with a ribless endoskeleton and large jaws.
They produce around 2.4 eggs every hour, with their sharp teeth being usable in many types of medicine.

Agrius: A large (mostly) flightless type of moth, uproots and consumes trees, and can hybernate for years at a time.
Generally peaceful, but incredibly strong, often used for construction work and labour.

Slug: Slow defensive mammals with a large body, a single trunk, and no other notable features.
Totally insentient and insensate, Slugs survive and grow on Viw, and are farmed for their meat and exoskeletons.
<Slugs reproduce by firing their young out of the trunk on the top of their body, being the only method of locomotion they have.>

Vermis: Large worms that thrive in deserts and underground environments, often used to dig out subway tunnels.

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Giant creatures:

• Giant octopus.
• Roc.

• Draco Ignis: Large flying reptilians that are able to create fire breath using internal flammable gas.

• Piuchén: Flying lizard that makes a loud high-pitched scream to confuse prey.

• Serpensmarie:

• Naga: Highly territorial, multicoloured snakes, partially powered by photosynthesis.
  <Scientific arguments around whether a Naga is technically a plant have occured, with the Naga being classified as an animal due to the lack of roots or chlorophyll.>

• Hydra: A large bird that use Viw to create tail-like heads when threatened, which each have a defensive jaw.

Large creatures:

• Poltergeist: A heavy and flightless blue bird. Uses Viw to create an electrical discharge into attackers.
• Empress: Large tropical insects that often live near large bodies of water. Incredibly hostile, with vibrantly-coloured wings that glow in the dark to attract prey.

Medium creatures:

• Vibrator: Birds that often move in large groups, keeping the local wildlife in check due to their high metabolisms, high birthrate and omnivourous diet.
• Phoenix: Birds that, on death, use the Viw stored in their body and the surrounding environment to combust into flame.
  All other animals avoid Phoenixes completely, with some choosing to fight predators twice the size of themself rather than a Phoenix.

• Fish: A limbless cold-blooded vertebrate with gills and fins, living wholly in water.
  <Fish can come in a variety of colours, and are often seen swimming in large groups.>

• Pick: Highly intelligent, lanky avians, technically capable of written communication, if minor.

• Slime: Amorphous, gelatinous organisms capable of rapid shape-changing. They move by shifting their body mass forward, engulfing organic matter to consume it. Some exhibit incredible memory and environmental awareness through sensing chemical gradients, making them highly adaptive hunters.

Smaller creatures:

• Mirrorback: A small lizard with a reflective back.
• Och: A fossorial rodent that hollows out rocks or hard objects to wear like shells.
  Often seen in high amounts in sewers and poorer cities.