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Musical Fountain Pony Species FAQ
MFP, CFP and LSP's are a CLOSED SPECIES!

Musical Fountain Ponies

MFP stands for "Musical Fountain Pony". They are based off of the Dancing Fountain Speakers.
As you can probably tell by the guides at the top, the ponies legs consist of these speaker designs. However their uniqueness doesn't stop at their legs. Their ears, wings, and any horns they have are also made out of glass or plastic. Their horns generally have an LED inside of them that glow when they use magic, and the base of their tails are wires. Another peculiar feature of theirs is that their manes and tails always sparkle, and they also have a set of LED's in various shapes on their backs that semi act as Cutie Marks. Basically these guys are really fun at parties

As you can see, the main difference between a common and a RARE LSP is that the body color. The same rules apply to LSP as they do MFP's.

Species rules:
1.) Read the FAQ above for more info on the species.
2.) People are NOT allowed to make their own.
3.) Common means it CANNOT have a light/pastel colored body.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.

These MFP Rarity guides give more examples of body colors. The same applies to LSP's.

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Description

Musical Fountain Pony Species FAQ
MFP, CFP and LSP's are a CLOSED SPECIES!

Musical Fountain Ponies

MFP stands for "Musical Fountain Pony". They are based off of the Dancing Fountain Speakers.
As you can probably tell by the guides at the top, the ponies legs consist of these speaker designs. However their uniqueness doesn't stop at their legs. Their ears, wings, and any horns they have are also made out of glass or plastic. Their horns generally have an LED inside of them that glow when they use magic, and the base of their tails are wires. Another peculiar feature of theirs is that their manes and tails always sparkle, and they also have a set of LED's in various shapes on their backs that semi act as Cutie Marks. Basically these guys are really fun at parties

As you can see, the main difference between a common and a RARE LSP is that the body color. The same rules apply to LSP as they do MFP's.

Species rules:
1.) Read the FAQ above for more info on the species.
2.) People are NOT allowed to make their own.
3.) Common means it CANNOT have a light/pastel colored body.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask me.

These MFP Rarity guides give more examples of body colors. The same applies to LSP's.

Art (c) Me
Species (c) Me and