Zoanthus Flea

CID S-25

Coppingeri

Salt Pools CID SS-65

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Bo
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Chirality
Temperament
Neutral

The salt crystals on its back are actually its eggs. This subspecies lays more eggs, but smaller young with less chance of survival than its counterparts.

Pulchellus

Vent Fields CID SS-66

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Ro
Chirality
Temperament
Neutral

The lava-rock-like eggs at the base of its “volcano” are larger than the eggs of its counterparts. As a result, there’s less of them, but the offspring are larger in size with a better chance of survival.

Flea
Coral Desert
Average Size
200 x 245 x 267 cm
Trophic Level
Predator
Habitat
Terrestrial
Favorite Treat
Meat Chop
Nasal Cycle
Left

Observations

The Zoanthus Flea should not be underestimated despite their strange appearance. These creatures are brutal predators, and they’re large to boot. Their hat-like appendage serves as a reservoir to store blood they suck from their victims. With fangs that are over a foot in length, I should add. The flea carries its eggs on the “nursery” structure located on its back. Once hatched, the young latch on and feast on the stored blood.