Starting with Lael, his challenge was a white ghost skinned cat, a ghost saber (Sorry for lack of screenshots, none of them seemed to come out right.

). I tamed Schrödinger back pre-cata, so this is more of a review than a taming story.
As you can see, Schrödinger is a very pretty, see through spotted cat. I love all cats, and this skin is my absolute favorite. He's like a spirit beast that any hunter can tame once they reach level 20.

I love questing with Schrödinger, he's a tough cat. Holds aggro really well, and things die quickly. Roar of courage is a nice little agi buff, and with prowl he completely disappears (even from me!

).
Taming one of these beauties is the tricky part. First a hopeful hunter must run to The Ruins of Mathystra in northern Darkshore (horde hopefuls need to watch out for Alliance NPCs while traveling). Once in the ruins, you must search for Mysterious Cat Figurines, little tiger statues hidden around the area that you can click on and loot. You will get a cat figurine (grey item) and a chance spawning of a ghost saber. Not every statue will spawn a ghost saber, so be prepared to spend some time searching. I had to loot 23 statues before Schrödinger made his appearance. Since a ghost saber is a spawned beastie, they have a slightly shocking quirk; after a few minutes it will drop dead. This is due to keeping the spawn timer, just cast revive pet and all will be well.
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Jandos' pet challenge was a purple skinned nether ray. The only purple ray I could tame at level 63 was "Count" Ungula, so off to Zabra'jin in Zangarmarsh I went. Count was easy to find. Directly south of the troll town, the only large, purple ray among the marshfang slicers. An easy tame, just freeze trap first, he does have a knockback ability. For some reason while taming, all I could think of was The Count from Sesame Street (WUH-UN! TUH-OOO! TH-REE!), so I wanted to name him "Count", but got the "This name is reserved" message, so I had to settle for TheCount instead.
First thing I noticed were his animations. Count is very graceful, swimming through the air rather than flapping about, unlike other flying pets. Another difference from other flying pets is a lack of a loud flapflapflap, and he doesn't have large wings that can get in the way. When idle, Count just quietly bobs around, occasionally looking about. With all the eyes (those glowy spots are eyes, right?

) and sharp teeth he's not exactly pretty, but does have a "so ugly it's cute" charm. After taming, it was off to Terokkar for some questing.
First, I did have some aggo issues. Well, not really issues, I would pull the mob away from Count, but the mob would die long before reaching me. Multiple mobs were another tricky point, requiring some quick target changes. Again, not too much of a problem since the mobs would die pretty quick. Yea, things died quick with Count. I gotta admit I was surprised at how well he can stand up to multiple mobs, taking some damage, but not enough to be worrying.
Count really shines against caster mobs. Nether Shock will interrupt casting, and adds a nice little 2 second spell lock. I can see this being very useful in PvP (I see healers hating this), but limited to certain situations in PvE.
Overall, I like him, and plan on keeping him around for awhile. I'm still not that familiar with the Cunning tree, and think I'll have some fun playing around with specs and testing them out with Count.
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Again please?

And hopefully I'll have better luck with screenshots this time.
Name: Jandos
Level: 64
Exotics: Soon! Very, very soon!
Restrictions: No monkeys or ravagers, they creep me out a bit.
Rares I Have: Snarler
Name: Lael
Level: 28
Exotics: Too low at the moment.
Restrictions: Same as Jandos
Rares I Have: None, unless Echeyakee and a Ghost Sabre count.