Shasta's Guide to Sea Creatures
| Basic Rules |
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*Average Seaquines may not keep more than three pets. (Decorative pets excluded) *Creature Keepers have no limit on pet numbers. |
| Pet Breeding |
| Most types of pets can be bred. Please see the chart below for details. Pet breeding Rules --Each breeding requires a breeding slot or token. --Each breeding requires a kennel. --Permission must be granted when breeding outside of your cove --Females may be bred once a month.--Males may breed 3 times a month. --No inbreeding, or breeding out of species. --No more than one breeding item per breeding pair. |
| Other Info |
| Kennels- Only available to cove owners. Only one kennel
needed for a breeding pair. Creature Keeper Skills- Seaquine skills in this category can affect your pets. Selling- All offspring may be sold to Shasta's pet shop. (Sand dragon sleeper eggs exception) Champions- increase value of offspring (must collect 3 blue ribbons to become a champion) |
| Pet Information Quick Chart | ||||
| Selling- All offspring may be sold to Shasta's pet shop. (Sand dragon sleeper eggs exception) | ||||
| Type | Litter Size | Taming | Rarity | Notes/Other |
| Rays | 1-3 pups | Easy | Common | |
| Octi | 0-1 | Easy | Common | |
| Snails | 0-3 snailings | Easy | Common | |
| Mantas | 0-2 pups | Medium | Uncommon | |
| Hermit Crab | 0-2 crablings | Medium | Uncommon | |
| Squid | 0-2 pups | Medium | Uncommon | Produce ink |
| Eels | 1-2 pups | Difficult | Rare | |
| Clawbsters | Not Breedable | Very Difficult | Ultra Rare | |
| Sea Turtles | 0-1 | Very Difficult | Rare | |
| Sand Dragons | 1-5 sleeper eggs 0-2 pure eggs | Difficult | Uncommon | |
| The Pets | ||
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| Jelly Fish Often referred to as a jelly or jellies by the general population. Come in a multitude of colors. Most common being a single body color and a second color in the tentacles. Mostly used for decoration and have no other purpose. They do not need to be trained as they are extremely susceptible to song.
Decorative | The Will-o-wisp A somewhat uncommon creature but with lovely coloring. They are suspected to have traveled great distances before arriving on the reef. When first discovered will-o-wisps were thought to be lost souls searching for their homes. Will-o-wisps are otherwise the same as jellyfish.
Decorative | The Seawee An often brightly colored pet that has become popular recently. Breeding habits are unknown and only the nomads of the reef seem to know where to find them. Seawees develop very strong attachments and will follow their owners everywhere. They are extremely friendly and good natured. Available through Gypsies Only Decorative |
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| Little Cousins Little cousins have always been a part of the reef and greatly honored by the Seaquines who feel a great kinship with them. It was only in recent times that one chose a Seaquine, named Stardust, to be its companion. Little cousin companions are still rare to this day. No one knows exactly why cousins will sometimes choose a Seaquine but they do know that it has little to do with song. A cousin is not "trained" but rather befriended. | The Rays Rays and skates are the most popular pets on the reef. They come in a multitude of breeds and colors. They are easily tamed and can be trained by skilled singers. Rays shows are very popular and attended by many rich and powerful seaquines. The most famous ray would be the royal family's pet "Skipper". Breedable : Showable | The
Dwarf Manta Rays Imported from Outreach by dwarf Seaquines. They are descendants of true manta rays, although, they have been carefully bred for smaller size. They make excellent pets and train well. They are currently in short supply and in high demand so their prices are quite high.
(Click photo to see patterns)
Breedable : Showable |
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| Racing Snails Snail racing is a popular sport on the reef. The snails themselves come in a variety of colors and patterns. They make decent pets but they crave racing. A happy snail is one that is doing its best to beat its neighbor. Snails have no gender . Breedable : Races | Rarrets A rarret is the aquatic stage of a land based animal. They make great pets but they must be given up when they reach adulthood. They are most often raised by young Seaquines who find them a good experience gaining challenge. temporary for Youth only | Sand Dragons Sand dragons are extremely intelligent and make excellent pets. They come in all of the same patterns as seaquines do. Sand dragons are also the source of elemental eggs. Elemental eggs must be sold to the Spectrum Guild or they will not hatch. Breedable |
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| Frilled Cousins Another type of little cousin. | Octi Like the little cousin the octi closely resembles another speices, the Octopus. Unlike the Seaquines the Octopus claim no relationship to this species and are greatly offended if it is implied. The octi are very friendly and helpful. They are often trained to do simple tasks for their owners, such as equipping jewelry. Breedable | Hermit Crab New pet type. Write up a description and be entered in a raffle to win one. Open to every player, cove owners and non-owners alike. Breedable |
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| Squid Squid are most popular among the academics. They respond well to song and can be directed to take dictation. They are also the main producers of ink on the reef. Breedable : Produce Ink | Clawbsters These pinchy little beasts are well known for their ornery nature. They also love to dig and crush rock. This natural tendency helps them to find valuable ores. Produce Coins | Eels Eels need strong owners. They can be aggressive but they are also very loyal and will defend their owners from almost any threat. Breedable : Fight |
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Wee Turtles Breedable | ||
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