Pets

Plate Fish

Wait--that's no carpet! Watch where you tred in the underwater shoals. Plate fish are named for their flat shape, with both eyes on one side of their head. These eyes are the primary resaon this spec...

Frogge Tadpole

Little baby Frogge! W-wait, but adult Frogge don't have eyes...

Golden Goose

Contrary to popular belief, these quadrupedal waterfowl weren't named for their gold dragon wings, but instead, the golden eggs they lay. No farmer in their right mind will raise Golden geese, though,...

Ringed Bison

These bison live at the northern island's central stretches, favoring the region's flat plateaus. They are named for their tusks that curl and intertwine with one another and become blind as their eye...

Grain Quail

These birds caused the myth of phoenixes to be born. While, yes, their diet of phoenix grass has given their plumage similar, fire-resistant properties, there is no such thing as a real phoenix. There...

Piñata

Look at that big ol’ smile! Don’t worry, though; this mimic-type pet is strictly vegetarian. They're only here to wish you the happiest birthday!

Komorado Dragon

This dragon was brought to the islands by @HolyDiver as the winning entry for the  August 2023 pet design contest! These small, round dragons enjoy basking in the sun. They may look aggressive b...

Cockatrice

While these duckling hybrids may appear cute, don't let their urticating feathers or spined scales touch you; the toxin they produce will petrify any living creature, save for other cockatrices of the...

Spiral Horn Lamb

These sheep grow their horns out into all sorts of size and shapes, which they shed in the winter and regrow through the summer.

Duckling

A ball of fluffy, yellow feathers that must be protected at all costs.

Wraith

What happens to those who have passed? Many think the wraith is a skull possessed by the owner's recently deceased soul, but further studies have classified wraiths as a mimic-class creatures.

Balloon Shrew

Balloon shrews, named after their cheek-sacks that to inflate and deflate to navigate water passages, are one of the most common pests of Safira Island. Their favourite foods include rootworms, bristl...

Phosphor Eel

Phosphor eels thrive at the farthest depths of Safira's oceans. They are volatile creatures that are quick to bite, which is a devastatingly painful experience due to their jaw strength and sheer size...

Seal Pup

A round friend! They'll often fetch trinkets to share with one another.

Dreary Drifter

These sleepy little bunnies have the same buoyancy of the air, and they drift and wave around the hills like clouds. Some say that Drifters are actually fragments of Safira's two moons, come down to e...

Wood Wool

These wooly anteaters hate anything and everything to do with water, making them a rare sight to see, but its not for a lack of adaptations. In fact (ignoring their stubby legs) a Wood Wool's coat has...

Sand Mimic

These mimics hide deep in the coastline sands, waiting for unsuspecting prey to waltz between their gaping mouths, then SNAP! The beast is swallowed whole, sating the mimic for a short while before th...

Peacock Slug

This colourful slug finds their homes alongside the kelp snails, but unlike their shelled cousins, these gastropods are revered for their looks instead of their flavour.

Lobster Mite

These tiny invertebrates are neither lobsters, nor mites, but are more similar to a silverfish or isopods. They love to gather in old stone and slowly eat away at the magic residue built up inside. Th...

Sunshine Gator

They're just here to spread some good cheer!