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Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Rare
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Rare
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Naudipup
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Exotic
Description:
Naudipups are energetic, semi-aquatic mammals that are commonly found on the coastline in tropical biomes. They are friendly and generally harmless, however, they can secrete a layer of poison over their "branches" when they feel threatened. If a Naudipup's skin dries out, they will become lethargic and irritate, seeking any water source to revitalize their skin. 

This rare mutation of a Naudipup possesses a thick vertebra that allows it to swim gracefully through the water. Its poison-secreting branches lay over its chest and underside, protecting its vitals from predators. 

Concept credit to Sleepless_Kiwi

Species Name: Pocksie
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Uncomon
Description:
Pocksies are essentially large water lizards. They spend most of their time hanging around the bottom of lakes, filtering the water for nutrients. Due to their lazy habits, many Pocksies become too large to properly swim and will bumble around the lake bed. While being aquatic animals they can still leave the water for limited amounts of time before their legs become too tired to move. If their skin dries out they will become grumpy.

Species Name: Pocksie
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
Pocksies are essentially large water lizards. They spend most of their time hanging around the bottom of lakes, filtering the water for nutrients. Due to their lazy habits, many Pocksies become too large to properly swim and will bumble around the lake bed. While being aquatic animals they can still leave the water for limited amounts of time before their legs become too tired to move. If their skin dries out they will become grumpy.

Species Name: Pocksie
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Exotic
Description:
Pocksies are essentially large water lizards. They spend most of their time hanging around the bottom of lakes, filtering the water for nutrients. Due to their lazy habits, many Pocksies become too large to properly swim and will bumble around the lake bed. While being aquatic animals they can still leave the water for limited amounts of time before their legs become too tired to move. If their skin dries out they will become grumpy.

Amongst the bobbing, round Pockies lurks an interesting variation of this common pond-dwelling amphibian. A Pocksie with a shovel-nosed head, perfect for digging into the sand and in between rocks has been recorded in a few select lakes in the Gonewell district. It is much more agile and cautious than its brethren, making this pet a much more difficult catch. 

Species Name: Nubbin
Set: Avian
Rarity: Common
Description:
A small round flightless bird often found foraging in packs of 10-15. Despite their size, they are rather fast and can be quite difficult to catch. These little birds live in burrows and huddle for warmth during the cold nights.

Species Name: Nubbin
Set: Avian
Rarity: Common
Description:
A small round flightless bird often found foraging in packs of 10-15. Despite their size, they are rather fast and can be quite difficult to catch. These little birds live in burrows and huddle for warmth during the cold nights.

Species Name: Nubbin
Set: Avian
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
A small round flightless bird often found foraging in packs of 10-15. Despite their size, they are rather fast and can be quite difficult to catch. These little birds live in burrows and huddle for warmth during the cold nights.

Species Name: Nubbin
Set: Avian
Rarity: Uncommon
Description:
A small round flightless bird often found foraging in packs of 10-15. Despite their size, they are rather fast and can be quite difficult to catch. These little birds live in burrows and huddle for warmth during the cold nights.

Species Name: Nubbin
Set: Avian
Rarity: Rare
Description:
A small round flightless bird often found foraging in packs of 10-15. Despite their size, they are rather fast and can be quite difficult to catch. These little birds live in burrows and huddle for warmth during the cold nights.

Species Name: Nubbin
Set: Avian
Rarity: Exotic
Description:
A small round flightless bird often found foraging in packs of 10-15. Despite their size, they are rather fast and can be quite difficult to catch. These little birds live in burrows and huddle for warmth during the cold nights.

He likes sharp things. Really likes sharp things....

Species Name: Ribbeon
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Common
Description:
Small, limbed eels that live in the sand of shallow tropical beaches. During low tide, these eels create small nests of wet sand, easily distinguished by the small balls of clumped sand they leave outside their den. Ribbeons are shy, and usually create small openings through the bottom of their dens to peer out of in search of danger. They can last hours outside of water, however, become lethargic when dry. 

Species Name: Ribbeon
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Common
Description:
Small, limbed eels that live in the sand of shallow tropical beaches. During low tide, these eels create small nests of wet sand, easily distinguished by the small balls of clumped sand they leave outside their den. Ribbeons are shy, and usually create small openings through the bottom of their dens to peer out of in search of danger. They can last hours outside of water, however, become lethargic when dry. 

Species Name: Ribbeon
Set: Aquatic
Rarity: Common
Description:
Small, limbed eels that live in the sand of shallow tropical beaches. During low tide, these eels create small nests of wet sand, easily distinguished by the small balls of clumped sand they leave outside their den. Ribbeons are shy, and usually create small openings through the bottom of their dens to peer out of in search of danger. They can last hours outside of water, however, become lethargic when dry.