A mullet that flies on a jet of compressed air. Propels itself by forcing compressed air out of a specially adapted part called a "navel." Specimens that land on solid ground are a contested delicacy among stray cats.

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A pufferfish with horns resembling those of an East Reach helmet. When agitated, it inflates its body and discharges venom from the tips of its horns. In tanks, this can result in death from self-poisoning.

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A mackerel flavored with curry to its very bones. Feeds primarily on spice plankton. Appearance and flavor varies depending on the quantity and type of food consumed. Beware of the rare extra hot variant.

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A minnow that spits balls of water. Strikes insects in midair or on foliage to knock them into the water to eat. Its poor eyesight restricts it to targeting fireflies at night.

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A smelt with an extremely low body temperature. Its body temperature is so low that skin contact is reputed to cause frostbite. Forms schools and is often fished in cold regions. Deliciously edible down to the bone when fried.

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A gil that feeds primarily on fruit. Eats holes in fruits that float downstream. Flavor can be sweet or tart, reflecting the flavor of the fruit consumed.

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A carp with extraordinarily hard scales. Shields itself from larger predatory fish by armoring its body with metallic riverbed debris. Its metal armor hinders its ability to swim.

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A catfish with a glowing lure on its head. Hides in the mud, waving its lure to simulate an insect and attract small fish, which it preys upon. The flesh has a muddy, unpalatable flavor only enjoyed by a handful of enthusiasts.

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A tadpole that grows moss on the sunlit parts of its body. Basks in the daytime to promote moss growth. Specimens with particularly luxuriant moss fetch a high price among certain collectors.

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A goby that slides across sandy wastes on "sleds." The sleds are pieces of wood or grass that it suckers onto its abdominal suction cup. Large specimens often steal sleds from smaller ones they encounter.

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A sea bass with razor-sharp fins and scales, which it scrapes against larger prey to tear them into bite-sized pieces for consumption. The fish spends most of its day rubbing itself on rasp kelp.

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An aggressive loach with tiger-like stripes. Its mouth resembles a steel trap. Always traveling in schools, it keenly seeks out blood and gangs up on small fish.

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