Exactly what it sounds like. If you've made up your own Minecraft creature, whether it be its own thing or a mere subspecies, go ahead and chitchat about it.

I have two:

Enderman Farlander (A.K.A. Non-hostile Enderman):
Enderman Farlanders are a race of Enderman very similar in shape to a standard human Minecraftian, however their skin is still the obsidian-like texture of other Enderman and still colored black. Unlike "normal" Endermen, Enderman Farlanders do not always have purple eyes, however they still glow. The average Enderman Farlander's teleporting abilities are much lesser than a normal Enderman. They can only teleport up to fifteen blocks at a time, and cannot teleport to any block that's higher or lower than the one they currently stand on. Because of this, they often use teleporting very rarely outside of dodging hostile attacks. Although Enderman Farlanders are considerably faster and stronger than a Minecraftian human, they do not fare that well against normal Enderman without sufficient weapons and armor.

Enderman Farlnaders do not attack when looked at. They are not very social to any other beings outside of themselves and tamed animals, often living in stationary villages in the deepest desert, as though it does not hurt them, Enderman Farlanders show a strong dislike towards water, and they are perfectly capable of living without it, however they can still thirst.

Enderman Farlanders often have the same intelligence level as standard humans, speaking English and having very similar societies, however their eating standards are lower, shown by their constant eating of meat with their bare hands.

Undead monsters that come into contact with Farlanders (Zombies, Skeletons, etc.) will attack them, however living mobs such as Creepers and Spiders will not. The only exception to this rule is normal Enderman.

Timid Creepers:
Aptly named Timid Creepers are a subspecies of Creeper that, unlike their cousins, are incapable of detonating themselves. They look very similar to everyday, hostile Creepers, except for that they will always have some black symbol on their front bodies that looked as if it had been rubbed onto them with charcoal.

What little symbols that have been documented include:
•Four Japanese symbols that, in English, spelled out "Yakisoba, (literally "fried buckwheat")," a Japanese dish of fried ramen. (When asked why it was there, the creeper replied, "Probably because I have a fetish for noodles all over me.")
•A creeper dubbed "Lignite" sported a large L with both parts of the letter ending in points.
•An outline of a gold ingot melting on top of a piece of toast. When asked why the gold was melting on toast, the Creeper answered in a very angry voice, "It's not gold, it's butter!"
•What looks like a brain cracking in half. This Creeper has been reported to be insane.

Unlike their aggressive counterparts, Timid Creepers are completely passive and often flee when attacked. Most of them live up to their name—Timid Creepers have been shown to be very quiet and afraid of other intelligent beings, and do not open up to others until they are convinced that they will not be harmed. Timid Creepers are highly intelligent and are gifted with speech—their mouth is fully functional and not locked in a perpetual frown like standard Creepers.

Timid Creepers are not attacked by most monsters.

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Seibmoz (zombieS)
Seibmoz is a monster that looks exactly like a zombie, except the seibmoz eats anything but food: wood, dirt, chests, wool, feathers, obsidian, bedrock, diamond, etc., etc.

Never ever feed one (put down blocks and a sign saying 'for seibmoz'). Because if you do, the seibmoz will keep coming back, sometimes with more seibmozes.

They don't hurt creatures, but if you anger them, they'll start eating your house and stuff. They'll sometimes eat the armor you're wearing!

They're not attacked by other monsters except zombies who try to eat them.