Descriptions by Ruzio!
Egg
A jagged fin juts out from this speckled red egg.
Hatchling
Once they hatch, dragonseals are ravenous, and will eat anything that they are fed, though fish is a staple of their diet. It is important to keep an eye on young dragonseals when they engage in mock fights with others, as they can easily cause harm. Their fins are razor sharp, and can easily cut through human skin if they are not careful. However, their fur is soft and sleek, so as long as one makes sure that they have protected their various body parts, giving these pups a bellyrub will make their day.
Adult
Fully mature rhodophyte dragonseals are an exceptionally strange sight. While they are usually friendly creatures, dragonseals are prone to violent tendencies, and if angered, will lash out against anything that moves. It isn't hard to spot a dragonseal in the waters, as they take after their dragon turtle parents, with red skin that shimmers as they move through the water. Dragonseals are considered dangerous to colorblind fishermen and sailors, mostly because at first glance it is almost impossible to tell if it is a harmless praluven seal or not. However, if you do not act aggressively towards a dragonseal, there is a likely chance it shall not do the same to you.
General
Bred from rhodophyte dragon turtles and praluven seals, this particular species of dragonseal is well known for its ability to survive the harshest of cold temperatures. They do not need to be taught how to be friendly; rather, they should learn how to control their mood swings better. Unfortunately, they have not inherited any magical abilities from their parents, and instead just kept the aggressiveness from dragon turtles, and perhaps the clinginess of praluven seals. However, given enough time and discipline, dragonseals can make formidable companions, and as long as they do not howl too much, they are rather pleasant to keep around.(edited)
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