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Description

*will be updated every time I got new info or new species*
RACE: Seyonite Snake
SPECIES: Hoop snake
FAMILY: snake
ORDER: carnivore
CLASS: Reptile
SUBSPECIES: Gravel snake, Stone snake. Argil snake

LIFE SPAN: 10 years
HEIGHT: 75-128cm / 30-50 inches
WEIGHT: 12-15 kg / 26-33 lbs
MAGIC: Elemental magic (none caster)

BIOME: coral reef
COUNTRY: Wing Spalt ocean
CONSERVATION STATUS: vulnerable

CHARACTERS OF THIS RACE:

TRIVIA:
-also, go under the name Tannin, or Tunnanu
- it is the biggest species of the Hoop snake and also the only water-living of the Hoop snakes.

- because of the size of its head, it can only eat smaller fish or shellfish. it rarely hunt anything which are bigger than its own head.

- Seyonite Snake cannot hide in reefs as many other reef living creatures can because of its bigger size many predators does not like to eat this snake because it have toxic skin instead of being poisonous. the toxic is none-lethal but it taste terrible and having an a effect of making creatures vomit and give the snake an opponent to flee while the predator leave themself in a vulnerable state.
it have been proven to have a great effect on the top predator Morse since older adults leave Seyonite Snakes alone.

- younger snakes poison is not as potent as the adult and they are more preyed on because of this. only 4-5 of the 30 eggs a Seyonite Snake lay ever reach adulthood.

- its toxic have been used in small amount as a medical tool when quick stomach pumping is needed or removing of something lethal in the stomach. it is not used often due to its ill-effect on the body and nose.

- Seyonite Snake have been seen as as creatures of chaos because adults have been seen swim too close to smaller ships or up to swimmers with rub against them to cause theirs toxic effect. they have only been seen doing this if a Morse is nearby. so long you don't swallow the water around the Seyonite Snake you should be fine.

- a few restaurants does serve Seyonite Snake as a delicacy. cooked Seyonite Snake meat is toxic and can cause significant stomach burns. only dragons can eat the meat if served correctly by an expert cook. it is not recommended by any other species to eat this snake's meat.

Argil Snake full design/story ©FableWorld
do not take, reload or use any of my artwork without my permission

Description

*will be updated every time I got new info or new species*
RACE: Seyonite Snake
SPECIES: Hoop snake
FAMILY: snake
ORDER: carnivore
CLASS: Reptile
SUBSPECIES: Gravel snake, Stone snake. Argil snake

LIFE SPAN: 10 years
HEIGHT: 75-128cm / 30-50 inches
WEIGHT: 12-15 kg / 26-33 lbs
MAGIC: Elemental magic (none caster)

BIOME: coral reef
COUNTRY: Wing Spalt ocean
CONSERVATION STATUS: vulnerable

CHARACTERS OF THIS RACE:

TRIVIA:
-also, go under the name Tannin, or Tunnanu
- it is the biggest species of the Hoop snake and also the only water-living of the Hoop snakes.

- because of the size of its head, it can only eat smaller fish or shellfish. it rarely hunt anything which are bigger than its own head.

- Seyonite Snake cannot hide in reefs as many other reef living creatures can because of its bigger size many predators does not like to eat this snake because it have toxic skin instead of being poisonous. the toxic is none-lethal but it taste terrible and having an a effect of making creatures vomit and give the snake an opponent to flee while the predator leave themself in a vulnerable state.
it have been proven to have a great effect on the top predator Morse since older adults leave Seyonite Snakes alone.

- younger snakes poison is not as potent as the adult and they are more preyed on because of this. only 4-5 of the 30 eggs a Seyonite Snake lay ever reach adulthood.

- its toxic have been used in small amount as a medical tool when quick stomach pumping is needed or removing of something lethal in the stomach. it is not used often due to its ill-effect on the body and nose.

- Seyonite Snake have been seen as as creatures of chaos because adults have been seen swim too close to smaller ships or up to swimmers with rub against them to cause theirs toxic effect. they have only been seen doing this if a Morse is nearby. so long you don't swallow the water around the Seyonite Snake you should be fine.

- a few restaurants does serve Seyonite Snake as a delicacy. cooked Seyonite Snake meat is toxic and can cause significant stomach burns. only dragons can eat the meat if served correctly by an expert cook. it is not recommended by any other species to eat this snake's meat.

Argil Snake full design/story ©FableWorld
do not take, reload or use any of my artwork without my permission