Material Viperfish Chimeraland materials Viperfish October 9, 2022 8:26 AM A deep-sea fish, small, with luminous parts. It has large and prominent teeth like a python and is ugly. Sealand Sea area is where it may be found. Conti
Material Red-bellied Piranha Chimeraland materials Red-bellied Piranha October 9, 2022 7:26 AM A freshwater fish that is oval, flat, and has a shaped tail fin. It has sharp teeth and well-developed lower jaw with spines. It is known for its fero
Material Phoenixfish Chimeraland materials Phoenixfish October 9, 2022 6:26 AM A marine fish with a spindle-shaped body, flat, with fan-shaped caudal fins, not forked. Found in various sea areas. Continue reading Phoenixfish
Material Butterflyfish Chimeraland materials Butterflyfish October 9, 2022 5:26 AM A marine fish with a flattened body, prominent snout, and colorful, elegant look. Found in various sea areas. Continue reading Butterflyfish
Material Bream Chimeraland materials Bream October 9, 2022 4:26 AM A freshwater fish that is small, with a blue body and fierce temperament. It feeds on shellfish and has astonishing bite power. Continue reading Bream
Material Muddled Catfish Chimeraland materials Muddled Catfish October 9, 2022 3:26 AM A freshwater fish with a brownish body. It Swims with its belly facing up. The upper part of its body lighter than its lower part so that it can hide easily.
Material Bluejade Fish Chimeraland materials Bluejade Fish October 9, 2022 2:26 AM A freshwater fish with a flattened oval body, a triangular head, and slightly thick snout. The dorsal fin is extended and a dozen hard spines are in rows in front
Material Skewerfish Chimeraland materials Skewerfish October 9, 2022 1:26 AM A marine fish which is spindle-shaped. It is slightly flattened, with longer and thinner tail. Its second dorsal fins and rear fins are extended, ventral fins atits che
Material Great White Shark Chimeraland materials Great White Shark October 9, 2022 12:26 AM A marine fish with a spindle-shaped body and stout torso. It head is generally long. There are depressions on the top and bottom of its tail base, which