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406,"An ancient tome on culinary legend kept on display at the Bismarck tells the story of a man who climbed the highest peak in Abalathia's Spine to catch the mythical catfish which swim the red-hot blood of Hydaelyn Herself. Upon drawing the fish from the lake of lava, he found the fish was already cooked, and proceeded to devour it, for the journey into the heart of the mountain had left him famished.",12820,148,0,False,False,7,398,0,True,False,False
407,"If sketches in ancient bestiaries are to be believed, this scalekin has changed very little over the past several millennia, leading some to believe that it is of the same blood as the dragons. This has, however, been disproven, the flying lizards possessing about as much intelligence as the average ninki nanka.",12821,145,0,False,False,6,400,0,True,True,False
408,"The wings of this flying fish are almost completely made up of concentrated aether─aether that dissipates once the fish has been caught, leaving naught but a skeletal frame.",12822,148,0,False,False,6,401,0,True,False,False
409,"Though found solely in the hyperborean reaches of Eorzea, the spring urchin can only survive in the heated waters of geothermal springs. A good number of the shrill howls that fill the Coerthan nights are from yetis who mistakenly step on the urchins' spiked shells when wading through the natural baths.",12823,180,0,True,True,3,397,2500,True,False,False
409,"Though found solely in the hyperborean reaches of Eorzea, the spring urchin can only survive in the heated waters of geothermal springs. A good number of the shrill howls that fill the Coerthan nights are from yetis who mistakenly step on the urchins' spiked shells when wading through the natural baths.",12823,180,0,False,True,3,397,2500,True,False,False
410,"Contrary to popular belief, the cherry trout is actually named after the pinkish red hue of its underbelly. And so doth continue mankind's never-ending search for a cherry-flavored fish.",12824,148,0,False,False,3,397,0,True,False,False
411,"This rare tortoise's ability of flight is granted by its fabulous shell made up of solid wind crystal. As long as the shell remains undamaged, the cloudkin will remain aloft; however, the moment even the smallest of scratches are suffered, it will plummet back to Hydaelyn.",12825,180,0,True,False,6,402,2502,True,False,False
411,"This rare tortoise's ability of flight is granted by its fabulous shell made up of solid wind crystal. As long as the shell remains undamaged, the cloudkin will remain aloft; however, the moment even the smallest of scratches are suffered, it will plummet back to Hydaelyn.",12825,180,0,False,False,6,402,2502,True,False,False
412,"Similar to how the sorcerer fish is able to manipulate its body's fire-aspected aether, the black magefish is able to tap into the ice-aspected aether contained in its phlegmatic humours to perpetually cool its body, allowing it to survive in otherwise deadly molten lava.",12826,150,0,False,True,7,398,0,True,False,False
413,"The braincase of this dome-headed fish is, unlike the rest of its body, completely transparent and filled with a gel-like substance in which the eyes float. The lack of any even remotely similar creatures in all of the Three Great Continents suggests that this creature may be another one of the Allagan Empire's terrible creations.",12827,180,0,True,True,8,402,2502,True,False,True
413,"The braincase of this dome-headed fish is, unlike the rest of its body, completely transparent and filled with a gel-like substance in which the eyes float. The lack of any even remotely similar creatures in all of the Three Great Continents suggests that this creature may be another one of the Allagan Empire's terrible creations.",12827,180,0,False,True,8,402,2502,True,False,True
414,"While able to generate an electric charge with its body, this wavekin does not utilize that charge to subdue its prey, but rather locate it by detecting how the electric waves change after being released. Once the eel has determined where its prey is, it will wrap itself about the creature and strangle it.",12828,150,0,False,False,2,398,0,True,True,False
415,"The catkiller is a freshwater pike which uses its long, whip-like dorsal fin to impale gaelicats who fly too close to the water's surface. Formerly called a “gaelicatkiller,” the amalgamation of three different words into one was deemed by naturalist circles far too difficult to read and subsequently shortened to its current (albeit equally unceremonious) moniker.",12829,150,0,False,False,3,401,0,True,False,True
416,"This colossal wavekin is, in fact, little more than a common bonytongue that has grown to an enormous size in the relatively safe waters of the Dravanian hinterlands. This phenomenon, however, has allowed scholars to form a correlation between the size of a bonytongue and the softness of its tongue.",12830,180,0,True,False,3,399,2501,True,True,False
416,"This colossal wavekin is, in fact, little more than a common bonytongue that has grown to an enormous size in the relatively safe waters of the Dravanian hinterlands. This phenomenon, however, has allowed scholars to form a correlation between the size of a bonytongue and the softness of its tongue.",12830,180,0,False,False,3,399,2501,True,True,False
417,"Whereas most of the known world shies away from the fetid odor emitted by Illuminati perch, the Thaliak caiman seems drawn to it, refusing to eat any other manner of flesh if a perch is detected in the vicinity. This eating habit has made the scalekin a target of Illuminati fishers, who will employ heavy crossbows in an attempt to protect the fish (that they eventually plan on catching and eating themselves).",12831,150,0,False,False,2,399,0,True,True,False
418,"Even with several live specimens having been caught and returned to Ul'dah for further study, many naturalists still deny the existence of magma-dwelling fish such as the lavalord, and dismiss the finding of their peers as lies concocted to gain fame.",12832,180,0,True,True,7,398,2501,True,True,True
418,"Even with several live specimens having been caught and returned to Ul'dah for further study, many naturalists still deny the existence of magma-dwelling fish such as the lavalord, and dismiss the finding of their peers as lies concocted to gain fame.",12832,180,0,False,True,7,398,2501,True,True,True
419,"All existing samples of the tupuxuara─an ancient breed of wyvern─have been discovered in the Aetherochemical Research Facility on Azys Lla. If these were indeed created in the Allagan Empire's laboratories, it would make the creatures several thousand years old.",12833,150,0,False,False,6,402,0,True,True,False
420,"Despite the fear-inducing moniker, this flying cephalopod neither sups on blood nor transforms into a bat. Rumors that it does not cast a shadow are unfounded, and all manner of stakes, from oak, to iron, to granite, to cermet, have been found effective in impaling this rather peaceful creature of the clouds.",12834,150,0,False,False,6,401,0,True,False,False
421,"Inside the storm chaser's belly lives a unique type of yeast which breaks down food to create a lighter-than-air gas which allows the fish to float. Short bursts of this gas from its rectum are used for propulsion. Yes, you read that correctly.",12835,180,0,False,False,6,400,0,True,False,False
422,"Sharlayan scholars deemed the berserker betta to be one of the most violent breeds of the already infamously violent family of betta. Despite having little to no chance of subduing a target, berserker betta will repeatedly attack fish three to four times larger than itself. This natural-born stubbornness has ensured the berserker population remains relatively small.",12836,180,0,True,False,2,399,2501,True,False,True
423,"During spawning season, a female capelin's belly will be so full of eggs that the fish will almost double in size, making the wavekin a favorite amongst egg-loving Qiqirn.",12837,180,0,True,True,3,397,2500,True,True,False
424,"Markedly more developed than the proto-hropken, the slightest hint of intelligence can be sensed when staring into this abomination's eyes.",13727,180,0,True,True,8,402,2502,True,False,True
425,"Oft found thriving beneath the surface of the permanently frozen lakes of northern Coerthas, these shell-less mollusks wield a half-dozen scourge-like tentacles to throttle, asphyxiate, and then rend apart their prey.",13728,180,0,True,False,3,397,2500,True,True,True
422,"Sharlayan scholars deemed the berserker betta to be one of the most violent breeds of the already infamously violent family of betta. Despite having little to no chance of subduing a target, berserker betta will repeatedly attack fish three to four times larger than itself. This natural-born stubbornness has ensured the berserker population remains relatively small.",12836,180,0,False,False,2,399,2501,True,False,True
423,"During spawning season, a female capelin's belly will be so full of eggs that the fish will almost double in size, making the wavekin a favorite amongst egg-loving Qiqirn.",12837,180,0,False,True,3,397,2500,True,True,False
424,"Markedly more developed than the proto-hropken, the slightest hint of intelligence can be sensed when staring into this abomination's eyes.",13727,180,0,False,True,8,402,2502,True,False,True
425,"Oft found thriving beneath the surface of the permanently frozen lakes of northern Coerthas, these shell-less mollusks wield a half-dozen scourge-like tentacles to throttle, asphyxiate, and then rend apart their prey.",13728,180,0,False,False,3,397,2500,True,True,True
426,"Popular prey for dragonflies, who are said to only require a single adult to sate their appetites, this close cousin of the Abalathian smelt is abundant in the slightly warmer waters of the Dravanian forelands.",13729,150,0,False,False,2,398,0,True,False,False
427,"Scholars of marine life believe that heavens coral is merely blue coral that, after prolonged exposure to high concentrations of wind-aspected aether, have taken on a lighter blue tint.",13730,180,0,True,True,6,401,2502,True,True,True
428,"During the daylight hours these cousins of the manasail sleep clinging to the undersides of the many islets comprising the Sea of Clouds. When the sun begins to set and the skies bleed orange and red, the sunsails simultaneously take to the cooling skies to feed.",13731,180,0,True,False,6,400,2501,True,True,True
429,"Another variety of wavekin introduced to the Thaliak River by goblin fishers, the foreign bass poses a threat to the watershed's native flora and fauna by consuming nearly anything that is not a rock.",13732,180,0,True,True,2,399,2501,True,True,True
430,"In addition to being diamond-hard, the shell of the lava snail can also block nearly all the heat from molten lava. Heat-resistant armor crafted by stringing together thousands of the shells has been known to sell for small fortunes.",14215,180,0,True,True,7,398,2501,True,False,True
431,"The deep orange patterns on this wavekin's skin are similar to those found on several varieties of highly poisonous mushrooms. This convenient trait helps protect the salamander from hungry predators despite not possessing any toxins in its body...and being quite delicious. The amber salamander, himself, is aware of this fact, and will sometimes resort to cannibalism when other food is scarce. ",14211,180,0,True,False,2,398,2501,True,True,False
432,"The gnomefish is a gruesome creature that lives most of its life cowering beneath boulders in still or slow-moving waters so as to avoid being devoured by other larger fish. The tigerfish is one of these predators and will lurk nearby such boulders waiting for the rare occasion on which a gnomefish emerges to feed.",14212,180,0,True,False,2,399,2501,True,False,False
433,"While its ancestors may have been wavekin, subsequent generations' extended exposure to submarine wind crystals has aided the fleece stingray's evolution into its current form. Great flocks (schools?) of the white-bellied rays are sometimes mistaken for swift-moving rain clouds.",14213,180,0,True,False,6,401,2502,True,False,True
434,"The function of the enlarged comb which protrudes from the center of the nyctosaur's head has yet to be determined by the realm's naturalists, with some scholars believing it stores water, much like a dromedary's hump, while other believe it to be a hollow chamber which serves to deepen and amplify mating calls.",14214,180,0,True,False,6,400,2501,True,False,False
435,"The crozier-like bioluminescent proboscis dangling from the priestfish's forehead attracts prey in the murky depths of the pools in which this distant cousin of the monkfish resides.",14216,180,0,True,True,3,397,2500,True,False,False
436,"The shells of these freshwater mollusks are so impenetrable that local fishers have dubbed them “the Fury's shields.” Luckily, prying them from the rocks upon which they live is as simple as sliding a knife beneath their shells and giving a slight pull upwards.",14217,180,0,True,True,3,397,2500,True,False,False
437,"Similar to an electric eel, the near-blind oliphant's trunk emits low-frequency electrical pulses into surrounding waters in order to better locate its prey.",14218,180,0,True,False,8,402,2502,True,True,True
438,"For centuries, the legend of Saint Daniffen and the Kraken was thought to be only that─a fantastical tale spun by the See to beatify the life of an otherwise kindly, yet ordinary, man. That is, until a giant cephalopod was found lurking in a mountain lake.",14219,180,0,True,True,3,397,2500,True,False,False
439,"Sharlayan scholars who studied this peculiar variety of catfish at length before returning to their homeland claim that the species is not a wavekin like its cousins, but rather a scalekin that, after many eons residing in water, shed its legs for fins.",14220,180,0,True,False,2,399,2501,True,False,True
427,"Scholars of marine life believe that heavens coral is merely blue coral that, after prolonged exposure to high concentrations of wind-aspected aether, have taken on a lighter blue tint.",13730,180,0,False,True,6,401,2502,True,True,True
428,"During the daylight hours these cousins of the manasail sleep clinging to the undersides of the many islets comprising the Sea of Clouds. When the sun begins to set and the skies bleed orange and red, the sunsails simultaneously take to the cooling skies to feed.",13731,180,0,False,False,6,400,2501,True,True,True
429,"Another variety of wavekin introduced to the Thaliak River by goblin fishers, the foreign bass poses a threat to the watershed's native flora and fauna by consuming nearly anything that is not a rock.",13732,180,0,False,True,2,399,2501,True,True,True
430,"In addition to being diamond-hard, the shell of the lava snail can also block nearly all the heat from molten lava. Heat-resistant armor crafted by stringing together thousands of the shells has been known to sell for small fortunes.",14215,180,0,False,True,7,398,2501,True,False,True
431,"The deep orange patterns on this wavekin's skin are similar to those found on several varieties of highly poisonous mushrooms. This convenient trait helps protect the salamander from hungry predators despite not possessing any toxins in its body...and being quite delicious. The amber salamander, himself, is aware of this fact, and will sometimes resort to cannibalism when other food is scarce. ",14211,180,0,False,False,2,398,2501,True,True,False
432,"The gnomefish is a gruesome creature that lives most of its life cowering beneath boulders in still or slow-moving waters so as to avoid being devoured by other larger fish. The tigerfish is one of these predators and will lurk nearby such boulders waiting for the rare occasion on which a gnomefish emerges to feed.",14212,180,0,False,False,2,399,2501,True,False,False
433,"While its ancestors may have been wavekin, subsequent generations' extended exposure to submarine wind crystals has aided the fleece stingray's evolution into its current form. Great flocks (schools?) of the white-bellied rays are sometimes mistaken for swift-moving rain clouds.",14213,180,0,False,False,6,401,2502,True,False,True
434,"The function of the enlarged comb which protrudes from the center of the nyctosaur's head has yet to be determined by the realm's naturalists, with some scholars believing it stores water, much like a dromedary's hump, while other believe it to be a hollow chamber which serves to deepen and amplify mating calls.",14214,180,0,False,False,6,400,2501,True,False,False
435,"The crozier-like bioluminescent proboscis dangling from the priestfish's forehead attracts prey in the murky depths of the pools in which this distant cousin of the monkfish resides.",14216,180,0,False,True,3,397,2500,True,False,False
436,"The shells of these freshwater mollusks are so impenetrable that local fishers have dubbed them “the Fury's shields.” Luckily, prying them from the rocks upon which they live is as simple as sliding a knife beneath their shells and giving a slight pull upwards.",14217,180,0,False,True,3,397,2500,True,False,False
437,"Similar to an electric eel, the near-blind oliphant's trunk emits low-frequency electrical pulses into surrounding waters in order to better locate its prey.",14218,180,0,False,False,8,402,2502,True,True,True
438,"For centuries, the legend of Saint Daniffen and the Kraken was thought to be only that─a fantastical tale spun by the See to beatify the life of an otherwise kindly, yet ordinary, man. That is, until a giant cephalopod was found lurking in a mountain lake.",14219,180,0,False,True,3,397,2500,True,False,False
439,"Sharlayan scholars who studied this peculiar variety of catfish at length before returning to their homeland claim that the species is not a wavekin like its cousins, but rather a scalekin that, after many eons residing in water, shed its legs for fins.",14220,180,0,False,False,2,399,2501,True,False,True
440,"There was once a young fisher-cum-sorceress who, cursing the fact she was born with only two hands with which to carry her myriad tackle, called upon the power of unseen spirits to ensorcell a bucket to transport her catch...only to watch it sink to the bottom of a lake when her concentration was broken by a crayfish nipping at her ankles.",15439,180,0,False,True,3,397,0,True,False,False
441,"So plump does this rare Coerthan puffer grow when intimidated, that anglers began playfully comparing the fish to the bursting-with-coin purses oft flaunted by Ishgardian nobles.",15626,180,0,True,True,3,397,0,True,False,False
442,"One morning, while on patrol, a knight hailing from Falcon's Nest spied the fallen corpse of a yeti near one of Dragonspit's bubbling pools. Upon further investigation, he determined the cause of death to be a massive urchin spine embedded in the creature's foot. An Ishgardian naturalist who later examined the spine estimated the original urchin at several yalms in diameter...give or take several yalms.",15627,180,0,True,True,3,397,2500,True,False,False
@@ -560,69 +560,69 @@ From <Emphasis>O'er Westward Seas</Emphasis>
548,"Meandering purposefully along the bed of the One River, this fish's signature whiskers exude an air of solitary sagacity befitting its unofficial “hermitfish” appellation.",20120,220,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
549,"Run-of-the-mill trout found far and wide across Yanxia. Whoever said cats won't touch them has never owned a Doman cat.",20123,220,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
550,"Tall tales abound around the One River, but have you heard the one about the fish bigger than a full-grown Hyur? The ecstasy of reeling in the fabled monster is soon offset by the realization one must then haul it all the way back home.",20020,225,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
551,"Who says minnows can't move mountains? The red peaks of their homeland hoisted firmly upon their backs, these little-fish-that-could are quite a sight to see, drawing onlookers from far and wide eager to take a peek.",20023,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
552,"These lovable little lads are a regular attraction at the fairs of the Far East. Eager younglings line up to test their skill and take one home, whereupon the fish are free to ravage local fish populations with plague and make good on their name.",20036,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,True
551,"Who says minnows can't move mountains? The red peaks of their homeland hoisted firmly upon their backs, these little-fish-that-could are quite a sight to see, drawing onlookers from far and wide eager to take a peek.",20023,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
552,"These lovable little lads are a regular attraction at the fairs of the Far East. Eager younglings line up to test their skill and take one home, whereupon the fish are free to ravage local fish populations with plague and make good on their name.",20036,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,True
553,"Head to a countryside creek in Yanxia on a warm summer's day and you'll be sure to see children fishing out these crustacean critters, which are as common as they are harmless.",20111,225,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
554,"A familiar face anywhere you journey on the subcontinent, its ubiquity has led to innumerable interpretations of a multitude of dishes all across Othard. Indeed nowhere is safe for this fish.",20126,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
555,"Ask a nomad of the Azim Steppe to blurt out the first fish that comes to mind, and without fail you will hear the name of this pervasive species, followed by an awkward silence.",20127,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
556,"This fish's aerodynamic green fins allow it to jump to conclusions rather than go through the motions. The Auri Xaela, who know a thing or two about shortcuts, regard the steppe skipper as a portent of good things to come.",20128,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
554,"A familiar face anywhere you journey on the subcontinent, its ubiquity has led to innumerable interpretations of a multitude of dishes all across Othard. Indeed nowhere is safe for this fish.",20126,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
555,"Ask a nomad of the Azim Steppe to blurt out the first fish that comes to mind, and without fail you will hear the name of this pervasive species, followed by an awkward silence.",20127,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
556,"This fish's aerodynamic green fins allow it to jump to conclusions rather than go through the motions. The Auri Xaela, who know a thing or two about shortcuts, regard the steppe skipper as a portent of good things to come.",20128,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
557,"Azim in the sky is said to partake of this fish fit for a god, though you'll want to think twice before partaking yourself, as the parasites that riddle its body have proven potentially fatal to less-than-divine diners.",20130,225,0,False,False,3,622,0,True,False,False
558,"Devoted disciple of the Dawn Father who battles his sworn enemy for control of the Azim Steppe, and rises as his rival sets.",20132,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
559,"Migratory fish with a giant curtain-like dorsal fin, which it lifts to move along until the day it bows out in its final act.",20138,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
560,"The winsome-faced bottom-feeder wields its fin with the dexterity of a finger, delicately digging into the riverbed to dine on only the finest sediment.",20031,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
561,"A fish held in the highest esteem by desert denizens, who deem it a gift from the Dusk Mother herself. It's edible, but far from transcendent.",20080,230,0,True,False,3,622,0,True,False,False
562,"A stable source of sustenance through times both thick and thin, these eels have had a profound impact on the culinary culture of Doma, but attempts to farm them have thus far met with failure.",20124,230,0,True,False,3,614,0,True,True,False
563,"Sharing color with the metal alloy of its name, this fish has been chromatically cultivated to achieve a variety of metallic hues, resulting in warehouse-worths of industrial fish.",20125,230,0,True,False,3,622,0,True,False,False
564,"Unlike its purportedly “lucky” brethren, encountering this withering-grass-colored variety of steppe skipper is regarded as an omen of ill fortune among nomads. Dry humor is often lost on the superstitious.",20129,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
565,"This fish receives its melancholy moniker from the Xaela, its azure hue conjuring the lachrymose image of a heavenly drop into a pool of sorrow.",20131,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
566,"Devoted disciple of the Dusk Mother who battles her sworn enemy for control of the Azim Steppe, and waxes as her nemesis wanes.",20133,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
567,"Xaela archers often present offerings of this high-strung arciform fish to their gods before venturing forth on the hunt.",20134,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
568,"This celadon swimmer sports a semi-precious shade of green more befitting an amphibian.",20135,230,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
569,"Coated with manifold sheets of interlocking polyfibrous scales capable of deflecting high-velocity harpoons, this is a fish that lives up to its name.",20140,230,0,True,False,3,614,0,True,False,False
570,"Were it not for the work of these diligent custodians, the One River would be awash in waterweeds. Day in and day out, these unsung heroes dutifully embark upon the thankless task of maintaining their ecosystem by devouring mass quantities of unsavory aquatic grass.",20027,245,0,True,False,2,614,0,True,True,False
571,"Glaring across a battlefield of blue, the purple-belted combatant hovers unflinching, unyielding about his territory. His stoic features betray no emotion, his mind remains clear as the limpid sea, ready and unhesitant to render his life to defend his honor.",20028,245,0,True,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
572,"Though the breed is generally deemed unfit for consumption, the Mol nevertheless persist in fishing for them per the bidding of their holy men; a case of faith operating contrary to nature's plan.",20044,245,0,True,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
573,"The finest papermakers of Doma have yet to create a sheet so blindingly white as this species, which has become a symbol of purity customarily present as good luck at local weddings.",20115,245,0,True,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
574,"Though oft found in the aquariums of well-to-do merchants who fancy themselves the living incarnations of imperious, fire-breathing serpents, any relationship between this fish and the mystical creature of legend is purely metaphorical.",20116,245,0,True,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
575,"A favorite of Ganen, the first Doman king. Per the local jus primae piscis practice, the first-caught fish of each season would be the lord's to dine on that night.",20117,245,0,True,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
576,"Scales that absorb a citrine pigment in the waters of Prism Lake to glimmer like gold. As for its flavor, one is reminded of the age-old adage “All that glitters isn't food.”",20052,260,0,True,False,3,614,0,True,False,False
577,"Is it a blue carp that came to thrive amid like-colored waters, or a carp that became blue in order to thrive? Whether the trait was inherited or acquired, the distinct azure tint of this species blends perfectly into its native habitat.",20053,260,0,True,False,3,614,0,True,False,False
578,"According to the old wives' tale, swaddling Raubahn would bite into big beefy bits of this fish, bones and all, before his milk teeth had grown in. According to the man himself, the tale is wildly apocryphal, but the name stuck nevertheless.",20076,260,0,True,False,3,620,0,True,False,True
579,"The bulging eyes that endow this fish with expanded peripheral vision also give it its voyeuristic moniker and scandalous reputation.",20077,260,0,True,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
580,"Fish known to grow as long as a boastful Gyr Abanian fisherman's arms can stretch.",20079,260,0,True,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
581,"Known to Hingans as the “great king,” this rare kraken maintains a shroud of mystery, only surfacing from deep-sea depths when it truly needs a release.",20104,260,0,True,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
582,"When a ship draws near, this tiny little sucker billows out like the Hingan garment for which it is named, transmogrifying to mammoth proportions before dragging sailors from their decks to the depths, or so an old sailor sings.",20105,260,0,True,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
583,"With a taste as smooth and crystal clear as its name, one bite of this tuna will have you half-full of optimism.",20110,260,0,True,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
584,"There's a whale of a tale about a beast of a fish that eluded the grasp of fishers time and again, but couldn't avoid fate when a novice ninja inadvertently cast a raiton spell down to a random point in the river.",20114,260,0,True,False,2,614,0,True,False,True
585,"This eastern relative of the northern pike demonstrates the ranged-attack prowess of an Ala Mhigan pikeman upon his prey, when not himself impaled upon a fisher's spear.",20141,260,0,True,False,2,612,0,True,False,True
586,"Pity the poor minotaur who had the ill fortune of treading upon this fish's fatal fin, pricked under-hoof with a potent poison that gradually reduced the colossal creature to a mere carcass.",20025,275,0,True,False,9,621,0,True,False,False
587,"To spear this shark with a single harpoon is a Kojin rite of passage, a custom lending itself to easy innuendo and foisting an undeservedly tawdry reputation upon the shark.",20034,275,0,True,True,1,613,0,True,True,True
588,"Prized by Hingans for its myriad culinary uses. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, or sauté it. It's good pan-fried, deep-fried, or stir-fried. There's Zekki skewers, Zekki soup, Zekki stew, Zekki salad, and more, but a true native prefers it raw.",20038,275,0,True,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
589,"Where freshwater leaves this soft-shelled chelonian exposed, the briny waters of its natural habitat serve to calcify its carapace into an impregnable underwater fortress.",20039,275,0,True,False,9,621,0,True,False,False
590,"This fish is in the unique habit of entering a catatonic, simulated death state in order to survive the dry season, appearing not unlike an ascetic deep in meditation.",20073,275,0,True,False,3,620,0,True,False,True
591,"This hunter's streamlined brow is tailored to nabbing small fry and insects, and casts a striking contrast against the lofty peaks of Gyr Abania it inhabits.",20075,275,0,True,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
592,"This crescent-bodied fish may resemble a Gyr Abanian blade in shape, but as a weapon is better suited to slapping than slashing.",20078,275,0,True,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
593,"Clad in the helm and breastplate nature provided it, this hardheaded nautical juggernaut fears nothing in the open sea, and will launch itself headlong at boats that dare cross its path, occasionally capsizing them.",20109,275,0,True,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
594,"A compound of the Hingashi terms “kotsu,” meaning “bone,” and “zetsu,” meaning “tongue,” referring to the oral harpoon this fish uses to spear its prey. Its tail is known to grow scarlet with age and bloodguilt.",20119,275,0,True,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
595,"Odd fish that answers the juvenile riddle “What's black and white and ends in a sordid tail?”, its existence stands as a testament to the simultaneous wonder and perversity of nature.",20122,275,0,True,False,3,614,0,True,True,False
596,"Occasionally, nature gets it right on the first try, as evidenced by this predator's sustained reign atop the aquatic food chain. Perfectly at home in the bloodstained waters of the Ruby Sea, the voracious hunter has had no particular need to adapt or evolve since antiquity.",20018,300,0,True,False,1,613,2505,True,False,True
597,"Underneath the undulating currents she flits and flutters, her elegantly decorated dorsal fin darting and dancing hither and thither as though celebrating a glorious triumph, hence her association with victory in local folklore.",20019,290,0,True,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
598,"The lay fish seem to avert their eyes as this heaven-sent beauty floats gracefully among them, purifying the waters with her celestial presence as she swims along.",20021,290,0,True,False,2,614,0,True,True,False
599,"Deep undercover in the seabed, the killer creeps, inching closer and closer to his crustacean mark before lunging with lethal force to shell it alive. Diners had best take caution as well, as the delicate bones that enable his swift, precise movements pose a formidable culinary challenge.",20022,290,0,True,True,1,613,0,True,False,False
600,"The arduous sister of the seraphim shines the glorious sunlit streaks of her Dawn Father against the ominous night sky of her Dusk Mother, and is said to be birthed from the very beads off their battle-wet brows.",20024,290,0,True,False,3,622,2505,True,False,False
601,"This breed indigenous to the streams of the Azim Steppe protects its eggs by laying them into the calcareous shells of freshwater mollusks, endowing the offspring with a distinctly acrid flavor.",20030,300,0,True,True,2,622,2505,True,True,True
602,"Wherever there are damselfish in distress, this gallant champion shall gallop heroically to the rescue. Bred in the harshest saltwater climes, this noble steed is up to the challenge come hells or high-saline water.",20035,290,0,True,False,9,621,0,True,False,False
603,"With its sawlike upper jaw this aquatic artist chisels, scrapes, and carves away at rock salt deposits for days on end, tinkering away at a mysterious form that often bears a curious resemblance to the phoebad.",20040,300,0,True,True,9,621,2503,True,True,True
604,"Many a diver's gaze has been diverted by the iridescent white orbs that shine forth from this fish's face. The relative safety of its saltwater lake environs has allowed the otherwise conspicuous species to remain as it was ages ago.",20041,290,0,True,False,9,621,0,True,False,False
605,"If ever you need aquariophiles to talk amongst themselves, give them this topic: despite its metallic hue and menacing silhouette, the steelshark is neither steel, nor a shark. Discuss.",20043,290,0,True,False,3,620,0,True,False,True
606,"From the Hingan meaning “herald of the spring” denoting the seasonal phenomenon wherein scores upon scores of freshly hatched fry ride the currents en masse from the Ruby Sea out to the Indigo Deep.",20048,290,0,True,False,1,613,2505,True,False,False
607,"Robed in luxurious scales radiating with a distinct nacreous sheen, one is tempted to reach out and feel the fabric of its scales, which are disappointingly slimy. Theories abound as to how it ended up in Plum Spring, but none in particular prevail.",20051,300,0,True,True,3,614,2505,True,False,True
608,"Its name comprising the Hingan terms “hana,” meaning nose, and “tatsu,” to stand, the peculiar branchlike protuberance for which this breed has come to be known is believed to be a development to help conceal it within the reef.",20054,290,0,True,False,1,628,2505,True,False,False
609,"Custom once dictated that in order to call oneself a freelance proper, the sellsword first had to reel in this fish of prodigious proportions.",20074,300,0,True,False,3,620,0,True,False,True
610,"Fishermen willing to cross blades with this sharp-nosed billfish are in for a scrumptious treat, should they survive the battle.",20100,300,0,True,True,1,613,2505,True,True,True
611,"Found only in Yanxia's Plum Spring, the locals have predictably dreamt up some self-congratulatory inspirational fiction recounting how the fish was moved to scale mountains in hopes of spying the town's prize blossoms, because what other possible explanation could there be?",20121,290,0,True,False,3,614,0,True,False,False
612,"This shark's “gator” misnomer, deriving from its Shishu origins, can be deceptive, but there is no mistaking the bloodthirsty “zekki” element, which essentially equates to “indiscriminate killer” in Hingan.",20103,290,0,True,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
613,"Devastated by her husband's infidelities, the fisherman's wife hanged herself one night in the woods, and her visage would come to haunt him each day, upon the face of every fish he caught.",20142,300,0,True,True,3,612,2503,True,True,True
558,"Devoted disciple of the Dawn Father who battles his sworn enemy for control of the Azim Steppe, and rises as his rival sets.",20132,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
559,"Migratory fish with a giant curtain-like dorsal fin, which it lifts to move along until the day it bows out in its final act.",20138,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
560,"The winsome-faced bottom-feeder wields its fin with the dexterity of a finger, delicately digging into the riverbed to dine on only the finest sediment.",20031,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
561,"A fish held in the highest esteem by desert denizens, who deem it a gift from the Dusk Mother herself. It's edible, but far from transcendent.",20080,230,0,False,False,3,622,0,True,False,False
562,"A stable source of sustenance through times both thick and thin, these eels have had a profound impact on the culinary culture of Doma, but attempts to farm them have thus far met with failure.",20124,230,0,False,False,3,614,0,True,True,False
563,"Sharing color with the metal alloy of its name, this fish has been chromatically cultivated to achieve a variety of metallic hues, resulting in warehouse-worths of industrial fish.",20125,230,0,False,False,3,622,0,True,False,False
564,"Unlike its purportedly “lucky” brethren, encountering this withering-grass-colored variety of steppe skipper is regarded as an omen of ill fortune among nomads. Dry humor is often lost on the superstitious.",20129,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
565,"This fish receives its melancholy moniker from the Xaela, its azure hue conjuring the lachrymose image of a heavenly drop into a pool of sorrow.",20131,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
566,"Devoted disciple of the Dusk Mother who battles her sworn enemy for control of the Azim Steppe, and waxes as her nemesis wanes.",20133,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
567,"Xaela archers often present offerings of this high-strung arciform fish to their gods before venturing forth on the hunt.",20134,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
568,"This celadon swimmer sports a semi-precious shade of green more befitting an amphibian.",20135,230,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
569,"Coated with manifold sheets of interlocking polyfibrous scales capable of deflecting high-velocity harpoons, this is a fish that lives up to its name.",20140,230,0,False,False,3,614,0,True,False,False
570,"Were it not for the work of these diligent custodians, the One River would be awash in waterweeds. Day in and day out, these unsung heroes dutifully embark upon the thankless task of maintaining their ecosystem by devouring mass quantities of unsavory aquatic grass.",20027,245,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,True,False
571,"Glaring across a battlefield of blue, the purple-belted combatant hovers unflinching, unyielding about his territory. His stoic features betray no emotion, his mind remains clear as the limpid sea, ready and unhesitant to render his life to defend his honor.",20028,245,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
572,"Though the breed is generally deemed unfit for consumption, the Mol nevertheless persist in fishing for them per the bidding of their holy men; a case of faith operating contrary to nature's plan.",20044,245,0,False,False,2,622,0,True,False,False
573,"The finest papermakers of Doma have yet to create a sheet so blindingly white as this species, which has become a symbol of purity customarily present as good luck at local weddings.",20115,245,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
574,"Though oft found in the aquariums of well-to-do merchants who fancy themselves the living incarnations of imperious, fire-breathing serpents, any relationship between this fish and the mystical creature of legend is purely metaphorical.",20116,245,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
575,"A favorite of Ganen, the first Doman king. Per the local jus primae piscis practice, the first-caught fish of each season would be the lord's to dine on that night.",20117,245,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
576,"Scales that absorb a citrine pigment in the waters of Prism Lake to glimmer like gold. As for its flavor, one is reminded of the age-old adage “All that glitters isn't food.”",20052,260,0,False,False,3,614,0,True,False,False
577,"Is it a blue carp that came to thrive amid like-colored waters, or a carp that became blue in order to thrive? Whether the trait was inherited or acquired, the distinct azure tint of this species blends perfectly into its native habitat.",20053,260,0,False,False,3,614,0,True,False,False
578,"According to the old wives' tale, swaddling Raubahn would bite into big beefy bits of this fish, bones and all, before his milk teeth had grown in. According to the man himself, the tale is wildly apocryphal, but the name stuck nevertheless.",20076,260,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,True
579,"The bulging eyes that endow this fish with expanded peripheral vision also give it its voyeuristic moniker and scandalous reputation.",20077,260,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
580,"Fish known to grow as long as a boastful Gyr Abanian fisherman's arms can stretch.",20079,260,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
581,"Known to Hingans as the “great king,” this rare kraken maintains a shroud of mystery, only surfacing from deep-sea depths when it truly needs a release.",20104,260,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
582,"When a ship draws near, this tiny little sucker billows out like the Hingan garment for which it is named, transmogrifying to mammoth proportions before dragging sailors from their decks to the depths, or so an old sailor sings.",20105,260,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
583,"With a taste as smooth and crystal clear as its name, one bite of this tuna will have you half-full of optimism.",20110,260,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
584,"There's a whale of a tale about a beast of a fish that eluded the grasp of fishers time and again, but couldn't avoid fate when a novice ninja inadvertently cast a raiton spell down to a random point in the river.",20114,260,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,True
585,"This eastern relative of the northern pike demonstrates the ranged-attack prowess of an Ala Mhigan pikeman upon his prey, when not himself impaled upon a fisher's spear.",20141,260,0,False,False,2,612,0,True,False,True
586,"Pity the poor minotaur who had the ill fortune of treading upon this fish's fatal fin, pricked under-hoof with a potent poison that gradually reduced the colossal creature to a mere carcass.",20025,275,0,False,False,9,621,0,True,False,False
587,"To spear this shark with a single harpoon is a Kojin rite of passage, a custom lending itself to easy innuendo and foisting an undeservedly tawdry reputation upon the shark.",20034,275,0,False,True,1,613,0,True,True,True
588,"Prized by Hingans for its myriad culinary uses. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, or sauté it. It's good pan-fried, deep-fried, or stir-fried. There's Zekki skewers, Zekki soup, Zekki stew, Zekki salad, and more, but a true native prefers it raw.",20038,275,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
589,"Where freshwater leaves this soft-shelled chelonian exposed, the briny waters of its natural habitat serve to calcify its carapace into an impregnable underwater fortress.",20039,275,0,False,False,9,621,0,True,False,False
590,"This fish is in the unique habit of entering a catatonic, simulated death state in order to survive the dry season, appearing not unlike an ascetic deep in meditation.",20073,275,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,True
591,"This hunter's streamlined brow is tailored to nabbing small fry and insects, and casts a striking contrast against the lofty peaks of Gyr Abania it inhabits.",20075,275,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
592,"This crescent-bodied fish may resemble a Gyr Abanian blade in shape, but as a weapon is better suited to slapping than slashing.",20078,275,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
593,"Clad in the helm and breastplate nature provided it, this hardheaded nautical juggernaut fears nothing in the open sea, and will launch itself headlong at boats that dare cross its path, occasionally capsizing them.",20109,275,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
594,"A compound of the Hingashi terms “kotsu,” meaning “bone,” and “zetsu,” meaning “tongue,” referring to the oral harpoon this fish uses to spear its prey. Its tail is known to grow scarlet with age and bloodguilt.",20119,275,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
595,"Odd fish that answers the juvenile riddle “What's black and white and ends in a sordid tail?”, its existence stands as a testament to the simultaneous wonder and perversity of nature.",20122,275,0,False,False,3,614,0,True,True,False
596,"Occasionally, nature gets it right on the first try, as evidenced by this predator's sustained reign atop the aquatic food chain. Perfectly at home in the bloodstained waters of the Ruby Sea, the voracious hunter has had no particular need to adapt or evolve since antiquity.",20018,300,0,False,False,1,613,2505,True,False,True
597,"Underneath the undulating currents she flits and flutters, her elegantly decorated dorsal fin darting and dancing hither and thither as though celebrating a glorious triumph, hence her association with victory in local folklore.",20019,290,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
598,"The lay fish seem to avert their eyes as this heaven-sent beauty floats gracefully among them, purifying the waters with her celestial presence as she swims along.",20021,290,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,True,False
599,"Deep undercover in the seabed, the killer creeps, inching closer and closer to his crustacean mark before lunging with lethal force to shell it alive. Diners had best take caution as well, as the delicate bones that enable his swift, precise movements pose a formidable culinary challenge.",20022,290,0,False,True,1,613,0,True,False,False
600,"The arduous sister of the seraphim shines the glorious sunlit streaks of her Dawn Father against the ominous night sky of her Dusk Mother, and is said to be birthed from the very beads off their battle-wet brows.",20024,290,0,False,False,3,622,2505,True,False,False
601,"This breed indigenous to the streams of the Azim Steppe protects its eggs by laying them into the calcareous shells of freshwater mollusks, endowing the offspring with a distinctly acrid flavor.",20030,300,0,False,True,2,622,2505,True,True,True
602,"Wherever there are damselfish in distress, this gallant champion shall gallop heroically to the rescue. Bred in the harshest saltwater climes, this noble steed is up to the challenge come hells or high-saline water.",20035,290,0,False,False,9,621,0,True,False,False
603,"With its sawlike upper jaw this aquatic artist chisels, scrapes, and carves away at rock salt deposits for days on end, tinkering away at a mysterious form that often bears a curious resemblance to the phoebad.",20040,300,0,False,True,9,621,2503,True,True,True
604,"Many a diver's gaze has been diverted by the iridescent white orbs that shine forth from this fish's face. The relative safety of its saltwater lake environs has allowed the otherwise conspicuous species to remain as it was ages ago.",20041,290,0,False,False,9,621,0,True,False,False
605,"If ever you need aquariophiles to talk amongst themselves, give them this topic: despite its metallic hue and menacing silhouette, the steelshark is neither steel, nor a shark. Discuss.",20043,290,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,True
606,"From the Hingan meaning “herald of the spring” denoting the seasonal phenomenon wherein scores upon scores of freshly hatched fry ride the currents en masse from the Ruby Sea out to the Indigo Deep.",20048,290,0,False,False,1,613,2505,True,False,False
607,"Robed in luxurious scales radiating with a distinct nacreous sheen, one is tempted to reach out and feel the fabric of its scales, which are disappointingly slimy. Theories abound as to how it ended up in Plum Spring, but none in particular prevail.",20051,300,0,False,True,3,614,2505,True,False,True
608,"Its name comprising the Hingan terms “hana,” meaning nose, and “tatsu,” to stand, the peculiar branchlike protuberance for which this breed has come to be known is believed to be a development to help conceal it within the reef.",20054,290,0,False,False,1,628,2505,True,False,False
609,"Custom once dictated that in order to call oneself a freelance proper, the sellsword first had to reel in this fish of prodigious proportions.",20074,300,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,True
610,"Fishermen willing to cross blades with this sharp-nosed billfish are in for a scrumptious treat, should they survive the battle.",20100,300,0,False,True,1,613,2505,True,True,True
611,"Found only in Yanxia's Plum Spring, the locals have predictably dreamt up some self-congratulatory inspirational fiction recounting how the fish was moved to scale mountains in hopes of spying the town's prize blossoms, because what other possible explanation could there be?",20121,290,0,False,False,3,614,0,True,False,False
612,"This shark's “gator” misnomer, deriving from its Shishu origins, can be deceptive, but there is no mistaking the bloodthirsty “zekki” element, which essentially equates to “indiscriminate killer” in Hingan.",20103,290,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
613,"Devastated by her husband's infidelities, the fisherman's wife hanged herself one night in the woods, and her visage would come to haunt him each day, upon the face of every fish he caught.",20142,300,0,False,True,3,612,2503,True,True,True
614,"Though bred specially for traversing the five seas and beyond, this captivating cloudkin slipped away from his stables before his swimming lessons were complete, and as a result, can barely keep upright in water without the aid of his trusty life preserver.",20524,80,0,False,False,1,137,0,True,True,False
615,"Miniature namesake of the sea serpent Llymlaen is said to have loosed upon the world alongside Thalaos, and the diminutive breed is possessed of a temper akin to that of a little Thalaos. ",20143,80,0,True,False,1,137,0,True,False,True
616,"When spawning, the head and tail of the Gyr Abanian chub take on a lustrous hue. It is commonly believed that this change in color drastically improves the fish's otherwise mundane flavor.",20785,205,0,False,False,2,612,0,True,False,False
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618,"It is said that this brightly colored marimo is the soul of a fair maid who cast herself into a lake after being publicly spurned by a lover of superior social standing. Those who profess belief in this folktale are oddly unperturbed by the existence of more than one maiden's heart.",20787,215,0,False,False,3,614,0,True,False,False
619,"This species of salmon swims in the Velodyna and Hathoeva rivers. The people of Gyr Abania mark its journey upstream as a sure sign that the seasons have turned.",20788,220,0,False,False,2,612,0,True,False,False
620,"Warriors once hunted these snapping turtles to fashion shields from their shells, hence the descriptive name. Others, however, have long valued the creature for the invigorating properties of its flesh, either consumed directly or distilled into a potent tonic.",20789,225,0,False,False,3,620,0,True,False,False
621,"A freshwater fish, so named for its resemblance to the vestments worn by the cardinals of Ishgard's orthodox faith.",21174,300,0,True,False,3,612,2503,True,True,True
622,"This fish is covered in lumpy protrusions and attaches itself to riverbeds with a sucker-like abdominal fin. In a somewhat disappointing discovery, naturalists found that the skin of a rockfish is far less rigid than its stony appearance would suggest.",21175,300,0,True,False,3,620,2503,True,True,True
623,"This variety of Eastern sunfish makes its home in the Ruby Sea. Local fisherfolk named it for its passing resemblance to a floating log, though outsiders struggle to see the similarities.",21176,300,0,True,False,1,613,2505,True,True,True
624,"Upon sensing a threat to its safety, this vibrantly colored fish discharges a weak jolt of lightning-aspected energy. Though far from lethal, the sudden shock has caused many an unwary fisherman to inadvertently release his precious catch.",21177,300,0,True,False,3,614,2505,True,True,False
625,"The rainbow-like shimmer of this freshwater fish is highly prized by aquarium enthusiasts. The name is said to be derived from the Sharlayan naturalist who first discovered it, though references to any scholarly “Guppy” have never been officially confirmed.",21178,300,0,True,False,3,622,2505,True,True,True
626,"This brightly hued cousin to the common catfish is known for literally biting off far more than it can chew─fishers oft netting weakened or dead specimens having swallowed prey too large for their narrow gullets.",22392,320,0,True,False,3,635,2503,True,False,True
627,"With scales that sparkle like solid gold, this distant freshwater relative to the mahi-mahi is sometimes referred to by local fishers as a “river coeurl” due to its voracious appetite and violent temperament.",22389,320,0,True,False,2,612,2503,True,True,False
628,"Possibly not fully comprehending the inherent danger in provoking an animal with the words “alligator” and “snapping” in its name, Gyr Abanian freelancers readily partake in a harrowing drinking game that involves downing a flagon of bitter salt ale after poking and prodding one of these ill-tempered turtles' tender noses with their bare hands.",22391,320,0,True,False,3,620,2503,True,False,True
629,"Named such for its uncanny ability to break underwater salt formations with its cog-like teeth, this gluttonous specimen feeds on the tiny fish that are left in the wake of its destruction. And while those fry would disagree, salt collectors who work the bleached shores of the Lochs treat saltmill sightings as a symbol of providence.",22394,320,0,True,False,9,621,2503,True,False,True
630,"Also known as the hanahige (or “flower beard”) eel by fishers of the Ruby Sea, this narrow-bodied wavekin surprisingly begins its life completely black, only taking on the brilliant blues and yellows for which it is revered after reaching adulthood.",22396,320,0,True,False,1,628,2505,True,False,False
631,"The bonsai fish's resemblance to a leafy tree branch protects the surface-swimming wavekin from hungry birds looking for their next meal.",22395,320,0,True,False,2,641,2505,True,False,False
632,"With needle-tipped dorsal and ventral fins, and coarse skin reminiscent of rough-spun linen, triplespines have been known to cause irritation in the fishers who make their livelihood handling the unique wavekin.",22390,320,0,True,False,0,613,2505,True,True,False
633,"A thin-skinned cousin of the koromo octopus─the name usuginu literally meaning “light cloth”─this majestic cephalopod is favored by Hingan gourmands for its firm, muscular tentacles which are eaten both raw and boiled.",22393,320,0,True,False,1,613,2505,True,False,False
634,"One of a red prismfish's defense mechanisms includes a slight discharge of bodily heat that will serve to frighten a predator. However, so imbued with the element fire are some of the wavekin that they have been known to boil themselves when tossed in cookpots...or so fishers say.",22397,320,0,True,False,3,614,2505,True,True,False
635,"Myriad nomad tribes of the Azim Steppe have taken to calling this otherwise unremarkable member of the gourami family “elder” for its twin beard-like ventral fins.",22398,320,0,True,False,2,622,2505,True,False,True
636,"Despite its existence being little more than a rumor, nine out of ten sailors will swear (like sailors) on their grandmothers' graves that the fabled shrieker is nearly identical in appearance to the almost-as-fabled Olgoi-Khorkhoi.",23054,290,0,True,False,1,613,2505,True,False,False
637,"A life of solitude in the aether-starved depths of Prism Lake has left this miniature carp devoid of both color and aspect.",23055,290,0,True,False,3,614,2505,True,False,False
638,"Though the modifier suggests an aspect to fire, this unique wavekin found only in Prism Lake lacks a definite aetherial charge─a trait that ultimately serves as a death sentence for the short-lived species.",23056,320,0,True,False,3,614,2505,True,False,False
621,"A freshwater fish, so named for its resemblance to the vestments worn by the cardinals of Ishgard's orthodox faith.",21174,300,0,False,False,3,612,2503,True,True,True
622,"This fish is covered in lumpy protrusions and attaches itself to riverbeds with a sucker-like abdominal fin. In a somewhat disappointing discovery, naturalists found that the skin of a rockfish is far less rigid than its stony appearance would suggest.",21175,300,0,False,False,3,620,2503,True,True,True
623,"This variety of Eastern sunfish makes its home in the Ruby Sea. Local fisherfolk named it for its passing resemblance to a floating log, though outsiders struggle to see the similarities.",21176,300,0,False,False,1,613,2505,True,True,True
624,"Upon sensing a threat to its safety, this vibrantly colored fish discharges a weak jolt of lightning-aspected energy. Though far from lethal, the sudden shock has caused many an unwary fisherman to inadvertently release his precious catch.",21177,300,0,False,False,3,614,2505,True,True,False
625,"The rainbow-like shimmer of this freshwater fish is highly prized by aquarium enthusiasts. The name is said to be derived from the Sharlayan naturalist who first discovered it, though references to any scholarly “Guppy” have never been officially confirmed.",21178,300,0,False,False,3,622,2505,True,True,True
626,"This brightly hued cousin to the common catfish is known for literally biting off far more than it can chew─fishers oft netting weakened or dead specimens having swallowed prey too large for their narrow gullets.",22392,320,0,False,False,3,635,2503,True,False,True
627,"With scales that sparkle like solid gold, this distant freshwater relative to the mahi-mahi is sometimes referred to by local fishers as a “river coeurl” due to its voracious appetite and violent temperament.",22389,320,0,False,False,2,612,2503,True,True,False
628,"Possibly not fully comprehending the inherent danger in provoking an animal with the words “alligator” and “snapping” in its name, Gyr Abanian freelancers readily partake in a harrowing drinking game that involves downing a flagon of bitter salt ale after poking and prodding one of these ill-tempered turtles' tender noses with their bare hands.",22391,320,0,False,False,3,620,2503,True,False,True
629,"Named such for its uncanny ability to break underwater salt formations with its cog-like teeth, this gluttonous specimen feeds on the tiny fish that are left in the wake of its destruction. And while those fry would disagree, salt collectors who work the bleached shores of the Lochs treat saltmill sightings as a symbol of providence.",22394,320,0,False,False,9,621,2503,True,False,True
630,"Also known as the hanahige (or “flower beard”) eel by fishers of the Ruby Sea, this narrow-bodied wavekin surprisingly begins its life completely black, only taking on the brilliant blues and yellows for which it is revered after reaching adulthood.",22396,320,0,False,False,1,628,2505,True,False,False
631,"The bonsai fish's resemblance to a leafy tree branch protects the surface-swimming wavekin from hungry birds looking for their next meal.",22395,320,0,False,False,2,641,2505,True,False,False
632,"With needle-tipped dorsal and ventral fins, and coarse skin reminiscent of rough-spun linen, triplespines have been known to cause irritation in the fishers who make their livelihood handling the unique wavekin.",22390,320,0,False,False,0,613,2505,True,True,False
633,"A thin-skinned cousin of the koromo octopus─the name usuginu literally meaning “light cloth”─this majestic cephalopod is favored by Hingan gourmands for its firm, muscular tentacles which are eaten both raw and boiled.",22393,320,0,False,False,1,613,2505,True,False,False
634,"One of a red prismfish's defense mechanisms includes a slight discharge of bodily heat that will serve to frighten a predator. However, so imbued with the element fire are some of the wavekin that they have been known to boil themselves when tossed in cookpots...or so fishers say.",22397,320,0,False,False,3,614,2505,True,True,False
635,"Myriad nomad tribes of the Azim Steppe have taken to calling this otherwise unremarkable member of the gourami family “elder” for its twin beard-like ventral fins.",22398,320,0,False,False,2,622,2505,True,False,True
636,"Despite its existence being little more than a rumor, nine out of ten sailors will swear (like sailors) on their grandmothers' graves that the fabled shrieker is nearly identical in appearance to the almost-as-fabled Olgoi-Khorkhoi.",23054,290,0,False,False,1,613,2505,True,False,False
637,"A life of solitude in the aether-starved depths of Prism Lake has left this miniature carp devoid of both color and aspect.",23055,290,0,False,False,3,614,2505,True,False,False
638,"Though the modifier suggests an aspect to fire, this unique wavekin found only in Prism Lake lacks a definite aetherial charge─a trait that ultimately serves as a death sentence for the short-lived species.",23056,320,0,False,False,3,614,2505,True,False,False
639,"Countless are the fishers who have cast their lines hoping to be the first to land this elusive prize─their hooks worn by the wavekin in defiance.",23057,320,0,True,True,3,635,2503,True,False,False
640,"The dorsal fin of this king among killifish is so brilliantly blue that the item was once prized by noblewomen, who would use the appendages as fans at social gatherings...that is until their stench saw them fall out of fashion.",23058,320,0,True,True,3,612,2503,True,False,True
641,"Every time the largest of their school is caught, the cardinalfish hold an underwater conclave to select a new Archbishop. Or so the Vault's pious tell their bastards in the Brume before tucking them into bed.",23059,320,0,True,True,3,612,2503,True,True,False
@@ -667,8 +667,8 @@ From <Emphasis>O'er Westward Seas</Emphasis>
655,"The ability to manipulate fire aether allows this wavekin to heat its dorsal fin which, in turn, warms the surrounding waters, enabling it to survive even the coldest of climes. The fin will exhibit these qualities for moons after being removed from the fish.",23073,215,0,False,False,2,397,0,True,False,False
656,"Not only does this mollusk produce invaluable pearls, but its shells are treasured by goldsmiths across Hingashi for their unmatched luster.",23074,220,0,False,False,0,613,0,True,False,False
657,"This rare cephalopod, loosely related to the goblin's mask, not only has skin with a bluish tinge, but will blind its enemies with a blast of indigo ink, making it difficult for fishers <Emphasis>not</Emphasis> to call it by its current colorful name.",23075,225,0,False,False,3,400,0,True,False,False
658,"The mysterious dark hues of this wavekin are only achieved through the rare mating of a violet and a blue prismfish, making the specimens highly sought-after.",24203,320,0,True,False,3,614,2505,True,False,False
659,"An overabundance of wind-aspected aether stored within this bloated carp's body provides the wavekin with a weapon to neutralize its prey of choice─namely winged insects and small birds that come down from the safety of the skies to drink.",24204,320,0,True,False,3,614,2505,True,True,True
658,"The mysterious dark hues of this wavekin are only achieved through the rare mating of a violet and a blue prismfish, making the specimens highly sought-after.",24203,320,0,False,False,3,614,2505,True,False,False
659,"An overabundance of wind-aspected aether stored within this bloated carp's body provides the wavekin with a weapon to neutralize its prey of choice─namely winged insects and small birds that come down from the safety of the skies to drink.",24204,320,0,False,False,3,614,2505,True,True,True
660,"Named after renowned monk Widargelt the Watcher, this electric catfish is capable of releasing a concentrated burst of lightning-aspected aether from its body powerful enough to stun prey up to three times its size.",24205,340,0,True,True,3,635,2503,True,False,True
661,"Local fisher legend has that this catfish died choking on a meal too large to slide down its gullet...only to return to the river of its unholy spawning to feed on the brains of lesser fries.",24206,340,0,True,True,3,635,2503,True,True,True
662,"If fishers are to be believed (and they are not), this elder steelhead has a knob as hard as Garlean cermet─a deadly weapon it wields to pummel senseless would-be competitors come mating season.",24207,340,0,True,True,2,612,2503,True,True,False
@@ -697,7 +697,7 @@ From <Emphasis>O'er Westward Seas</Emphasis>
685,"Some of the Othard's nomadic tribes view this large green skipper as an ill omen that their journey is about to end, and have been known to go as far as abandoning their fishing rods to the river rather than risk reeling one in.",24892,340,0,True,True,2,622,2505,True,True,True
686,"The banderole earns its name from its pinion-like dorsal fin that is so large it is oft mistaken for a Xaelan standard fallen into the khaal.",24893,340,0,True,True,2,622,2505,True,True,True
687,"Ishgardians are known to treasure this cold-water shellfish, despite the extreme difficulty both harvesting the wavekin and opening their vice-like shells to retrieve the succulent flesh hidden within. A method of preparation popular amongst the See's nobles involves boiling the oysters to create a thin broth, and then tossing the meat to their hounds.",24557,230,0,False,False,2,397,0,True,False,False
688,"A longstanding staple amongst the costal villages along the Ruby Sea, this nutrient-rich seaweed finds its way into most every dish, from breakfast to supper. It is even added to rice wine to enhance its flavor.",24558,245,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
688,"A long-standing staple amongst the costal villages along the Ruby Sea, this nutrient-rich seaweed finds its way into most every dish, from breakfast to supper. It is even added to rice wine to enhance its flavor.",24558,245,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
689,"Bemoaning her inability to open even a single chakra, a monk set off into the hills to meditate. For ten days and ten nights did she fast, until on the eleventh day, overcome with hunger, she spied a lone fish in a shallow pond. Unable to control herself, the monk lunged atop the fry and sank her teeth into its sweet, cold flesh...at which time she opened all seven chakra, achieving enlightenment everlasting.",24559,260,0,False,False,3,612,0,True,False,False
690,"Cursed with a face so ugly, it is said demons of the underworld use the wartfish to frighten souls attempting to escape into returning to hell.",24560,275,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
691,"The light and flaky flesh of the Othardian salmon pairs well with the aromatic rice wines of Hingashi, making the fish a highly sought-after commodity throughout the realm.",24561,290,0,False,False,2,614,0,True,False,False
@@ -708,121 +708,121 @@ From <Emphasis>O'er Westward Seas</Emphasis>
696,"Its name known to strike fear into babes and fishers alike, tales of this saltwater legend have been told for nigh on a thousand summers. The most popular telling has that the Ruby Dragon was once a great auspice who willingly succumbed to the aramitama that he might be freed from its burden.",24993,340,0,True,True,1,613,2505,True,True,True
697,"Possessed of both a dorsal fin not unlike a crescent moon, and a tail fin not unlike the rising sun, this distinctive wavekin is believed by nomads of the Azim Steppe to be the corporeal manifestation of the Dusk Mother and Dawn Father's love for their children on Hydaelyn.",24995,340,0,True,True,3,622,2505,True,True,True
698,"The seven sets of small fins arranged along its length were first believed to be eyes, lending this wavekin its name. Its secretions are said to be effective against ocular ailments—it would seem its discoverer did not think to rub their eyes with eel oil before leaping to judgment.",26746,300,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
699,"This wavekin is named for its resemblance to a blade of sharp, thin crystal─so much so that rumor has it the Crystal Exarch once mistakenly attempted to open his correspondence with one.",27417,345,0,True,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
700,"These scaly swimmers were once ten a gil in Lakeland, before being driven to extinction by the Flood. Now they exist only in the experimental breeding beds of the Crystarium.",27411,345,0,True,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
701,"These bright blue starfish are used by the educators of the Crystarium to teach children about the stars, leading their nights to be filled with terrors about the wriggling, writhing, five-fingered fiends that lurk unseen in the skies above them.",27412,345,0,True,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
702,"When sea beasts suck these algal organisms into their maws, it looks as if they are sucking on sweets─hence the unusual name. In truth, they are soft, sticky, and taste of seaweed.",27425,345,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
703,"A purple-shelled snail that feeds on the leaves of Lakeland plants. It is named not for any hellish qualities of its own, but after its shell's resemblance to the horns of a legendary demon from the deep.",27427,345,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
704,"A flat white fish that resembles the spotless crockery of a tea drinker indisposed to spillage. Its underside is a vivid purple─hang around in taverns long enough, and you're bound to hear the tale of how the clean saucer got its bruised bottom sooner or later.",27428,345,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
705,"With its white and red eyes, long earlike fins and proclivity for hopping to and fro on the surface of the water, this wavekin would seem to be a rabbit born in the wrong body. Scholars hypothesize that they feed mainly on carrots, but this is as yet unconfirmed.",27429,345,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
706,"An albino subspecies of the official balls common to Il Mheg. Scholars believe that the ancestors of these freshwater wavekin were shunned by their brightly colored cousins and fled to Lakeland to begin a new life, free from pigment-based prejudice.",27426,345,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
707,"A wavekin stained a vibrant amber hue from tip to tail. Some say that this curious coloration serves as protection from the blazing rays of the Flood. Those of a more fabulous bent insist that its yellow belly is but a physical manifestation of its cowardly nature.",27430,345,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
708,"These highly territorial wavekin spawn in the seas off the Isle of Ken, tearing into any aquatic creatures fool enough to stray into their waters with rows of razor-sharp teeth. Their dominion over the island's waves has led some fishers to dub them the “Ken Masters.”",27436,370,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
709,"A ferocious hunter that lurks in shallow waters, waiting for its prey to stray too close before it strikes. When its pure white body bursts through the surface of a blood-stained lake, it resembles nothing more than a blob of fresh cream atop a rolanberry coulis. But with more teeth.",27431,345,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
710,"These scavengers of the deep have a habit of breaking open the heads of drowned sailors with their oversized pincers, before feasting on the grey goodness within and taking up residence in the cleaned-out crania. This earns them few friends in sailing circles.",27438,345,0,True,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
711,"The sweet, chewy flesh of these mollusks, flavored with aromatic herbs, is a staple of Kholusian cuisine. The culinary tome “Of Ye Kholusian Kytchenne” also lists recipes for the waffle wasp and the mousse louse─the only known reference to either creature. This has led some scholars to doubt the book's authenticity. ",27439,345,0,True,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
712,"A familiar face to all those living along Watts River, this fish has long been an important source of protein for the dwarves who dwell there. When a fisher catches a Watts trout, it is customary to call out its name─the traditional reply being “You should know, you've just caught one.”",27440,345,0,True,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
713,"This fish is far-famed for its soft, flaky flesh, often forming the centerpiece of a Kholusian banquet. Their erstwhile cousins, the north Kholusian cod, were tougher in both body and spirit, but not tough enough to survive the Flood─now, only the southern softies remain.",27449,345,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
714,"Legend has it that these flat, bottom-dwelling wavekin are the reincarnations of those poor, unfortunate souls who wasted away on the road to Eulmore, and chose to throw themselves into the ocean in order to end their suffering early.",27448,345,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
715,"A marine plant that grows in great beds off Cracked Shell Beach. It wraps its meaty leaves around marine mollusks, providing protection in exchange for stability. However, as the kelp grows, its grip tightens and the shells shatter. Below the water, as above, we always hurt the ones we love.",27446,345,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
716,"With their round, red bodies, these wavekin look like so many balloons floating in the summer sky, trailing their strings behind them. But be very wary, for their strings pack a deadly sting. If you should chance upon a swarm whilst swimming, let those red balloons go by.",27447,345,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
717,"This pretty pink shrimp is a boon to any budding culinarian, lending a fine flavor to many a delicious dish. Some scholars claim that schools of these creatures take the shape of a blooming rose─others that the name is based only on their coloration. So long as argumentative academics abound, the debate may never end.",27451,410,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
718,"Though it looks every ilm an egg, it is in fact a creature in its own right, capable of independent ambulation and feeding on the nutrients in the desert dew. Those that have spent many moons beneath the sands develop a curiously smoky aroma.",27462,345,0,True,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
719,"A species of sea hare with pretty pink fins like the petals of a flower. However, present the apple of your eye with a posy of these creatures, and your love will surely be nipped in the bud─despite all appearances, they are vicious, flesh-eating fiends.",27414,350,0,True,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
720,"A fish with lustrous blue scales, like the light that dapples the streets of the Crystarium. None know for sure whether this is a deliberate form of camouflage, or if the unfortunate fish have been displaced into the one location where their mating displays blend into their surroundings.",27410,350,0,True,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
721,"Their white scales and winglike fins are redolent of the sin eaters, which earned them the enmity of the citizens of the Crystarium. After realizing the error of their ways, they gave the fish the name “sinspitter” to mark them out as an enemy of their enemy─and therefore, a friend.",27415,350,0,True,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
722,"Despite the name, this creature is not a true snail, nor does it wear clothes. It changes its “jacket” each season as it sheds its outer skin, swapping between a coeurl-skin pattern and a sleek, velveteen look. This makes it one of the most fashionable gastropods in the sea.",27413,350,0,True,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
723,"Bleached coral that bloomed in the seas around Eulmore after the Flood. Pieces oft wash up on the nearby shores, where those who starve in the city's shadows use it to craft jewelry to sell for scraps. Some say the coral looks just like day-old meol, but this may be just a hunger-addled daydream.",27419,350,0,True,True,1,820,0,True,False,False
724,"Tiny, slate-grey shellfish that are oft mistaken for small stones. Those with keen eyes and a stomach as empty as their schedules can spend hour after hour picking through pebbles to find these mussels, from which a nourishing broth can be brewed.",27420,350,0,True,True,1,820,0,True,False,False
725,"With virtually flavorless flesh and more bones than a graveyard, this fish only graces the plates of those who can afford nothing else. After the handouts of meol began, the bonefish has all but disappeared from the diets of even the most desperate citizens.",27422,350,0,True,False,1,820,0,True,False,False
726,"A translucent fish whose internal organs can be seen through its skin, shining redly like the setting sun. When raised in an aquarium, the organs redden even further, perhaps in embarrassment at having their private parts put on display.",27433,350,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
727,"A wavekin whose scales form a mottled pattern like the skin of a snake. The size of the spots hardly changes from fryhood to adulthood, rather increasing in number as it grows. The pattern protects the fish from dunderheaded predators, who mistake this small, round, flat fish for a dangerous constrictor.",27435,350,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
728,"A surfeit of aether in its home waters has blanched this crab of all color. However, it takes on a bright, scarlet hue when blanched in boiling water. This sudden and surprising transformation is enough to make one blanch.",27434,350,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
729,"The emerald hue and peacock pattern of this flatfish is reminiscent of the fans favored by the nobles of Eulmore. Many of those refused entry to the city dream of exchanging the two, so that the pampered peers take a wet fish to the face.",27443,350,0,True,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
730,"A fish with the whiskers of a cat, and the black and white stripes of the mythical zebra. Not to be confused with the apocryphal cat zebrafish, which has the calico coloration of a fat cat, and hooves.",27444,350,0,True,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
731,"The name of this wavekin calls to mind the underside of a shoe, whose once-polished leather has turned dull and grey from overuse. Some would use the same simile to describe both the appearance and taste of its cured and dried flesh─a delicacy in Kholusia.",27445,350,0,True,False,3,814,0,True,False,False
732,"Every part of this marine mollusk can be eaten, from the sharp point of the hood that earns it its name, to the ink that flows forth when it is angered. Soldiers of the Eulmoran Army are known to devour a squid in its entirety before battle, believing it lends them martial might.",27457,350,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
733,"This eight-armed marine mollusk is able to disguise itself as almost anything else—from starfish, to seaweed, to other fish. But only an object of equal size. And it cannot form complex machines. Guns and explosives have chemicals, moving parts. It doesn't work that way.",27452,370,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
734,"Only male Kholusian wrasses have the characteristic lump on their foreheads—and yet every one plucked from the waves has this lump. How so? Are the males less intelligent, falling for the fisher's tricks more easily? Or are they braver, selflessly throwing themselves on the hook? No. Every wrasse is born female, before changing genders in later life.",27454,350,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
735,"A wavekin with a body as sleek and sharp as a barber's blade. While they are able to swim facing forwards, razorfish are wont to keep their eyes fixed on the sea floor, as if afraid to make eye contact with more sociable swimmers.",27450,350,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
736,"A frond-finned creature named for its resemblance to the sunny-hued leaves of the shellfracture kelp, not for its puniness. Although, in a fight between a weedy seadragon and a strip of seaweed, a wise man might bet on the latter.",27455,350,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
737,"These creatures normally lurk beneath the surface of the sand with only their eyes protruding, but when prey approach they burst forth, bludgeoning their victims with bulky claws before slinking back to the shadows.",27458,350,0,True,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
738,"Because they spend most of their lives under the scorching sand, desert dustfish have evolved to store large quantities of water within their bodies. For travelers lost in arid climes, these creatures are like life-saving oases, but in fish form.",27459,350,0,True,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
739,"Bloodsucking beasts who sup from the veins of travelers who stray into their territory. Their bodies darken the more they drink, with the greediest guzzlers taking on a scarlet hue. There's an old phrase in desert-trekking circles—if you see red, run.",27463,350,0,True,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
740,"These catfish swim in the waters around the Wandering Stairs, their fins sloshing sleepily around the pub's sleepy, sloshed patrons. And like those same patrons, they survive almost entirely on bar snacks.",27416,355,0,True,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
741,"With the exception of its skeleton, this fish's body is almost completely transparent. Unscrupulous traders in exotic wavekin will sometimes attempt to pass off the rehydrated remains of their supper as one of these, so buyers beware.",27418,355,0,True,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
742,"This ocean arachnid is almost all legs. While the realm's dwarves turn green with jealousy, the spider prefers to adopt an eye-catching red hue, making it a prized specimen in the aquariums of Eulmoran collectors.",27421,355,0,True,False,1,820,0,True,False,False
743,"One of the largest of the ancient order of armor-plated fish, the vicejaw's aggression and hardheadedness reminds many of Lord Vauthry. And like Lord Vauthry, it terrorizes its neighbors—those neighbors being its fellow fish.",27437,380,0,True,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
699,"This wavekin is named for its resemblance to a blade of sharp, thin crystal─so much so that rumor has it the Crystal Exarch once mistakenly attempted to open his correspondence with one.",27417,345,0,False,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
700,"These scaly swimmers were once ten a gil in Lakeland, before being driven to extinction by the Flood. Now they exist only in the experimental breeding beds of the Crystarium.",27411,345,0,False,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
701,"These bright blue starfish are used by the educators of the Crystarium to teach children about the stars, leading their nights to be filled with terrors about the wriggling, writhing, five-fingered fiends that lurk unseen in the skies above them.",27412,345,0,False,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
702,"When sea beasts suck these algal organisms into their maws, it looks as if they are sucking on sweets─hence the unusual name. In truth, they are soft, sticky, and taste of seaweed.",27425,345,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
703,"A purple-shelled snail that feeds on the leaves of Lakeland plants. It is named not for any hellish qualities of its own, but after its shell's resemblance to the horns of a legendary demon from the deep.",27427,345,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
704,"A flat white fish that resembles the spotless crockery of a tea drinker indisposed to spillage. Its underside is a vivid purple─hang around in taverns long enough, and you're bound to hear the tale of how the clean saucer got its bruised bottom sooner or later.",27428,345,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
705,"With its white and red eyes, long earlike fins and proclivity for hopping to and fro on the surface of the water, this wavekin would seem to be a rabbit born in the wrong body. Scholars hypothesize that they feed mainly on carrots, but this is as yet unconfirmed.",27429,345,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
706,"An albino subspecies of the official balls common to Il Mheg. Scholars believe that the ancestors of these freshwater wavekin were shunned by their brightly colored cousins and fled to Lakeland to begin a new life, free from pigment-based prejudice.",27426,345,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
707,"A wavekin stained a vibrant amber hue from tip to tail. Some say that this curious coloration serves as protection from the blazing rays of the Flood. Those of a more fabulous bent insist that its yellow belly is but a physical manifestation of its cowardly nature.",27430,345,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
708,"These highly territorial wavekin spawn in the seas off the Isle of Ken, tearing into any aquatic creatures fool enough to stray into their waters with rows of razor-sharp teeth. Their dominion over the island's waves has led some fishers to dub them the “Ken Masters.”",27436,370,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
709,"A ferocious hunter that lurks in shallow waters, waiting for its prey to stray too close before it strikes. When its pure white body bursts through the surface of a blood-stained lake, it resembles nothing more than a blob of fresh cream atop a rolanberry coulis. But with more teeth.",27431,345,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
710,"These scavengers of the deep have a habit of breaking open the heads of drowned sailors with their oversized pincers, before feasting on the grey goodness within and taking up residence in the cleaned-out crania. This earns them few friends in sailing circles.",27438,345,0,False,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
711,"The sweet, chewy flesh of these mollusks, flavored with aromatic herbs, is a staple of Kholusian cuisine. The culinary tome “Of Ye Kholusian Kytchenne” also lists recipes for the waffle wasp and the mousse louse─the only known reference to either creature. This has led some scholars to doubt the book's authenticity. ",27439,345,0,False,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
712,"A familiar face to all those living along Watts River, this fish has long been an important source of protein for the dwarves who dwell there. When a fisher catches a Watts trout, it is customary to call out its name─the traditional reply being “You should know, you've just caught one.”",27440,345,0,False,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
713,"This fish is far-famed for its soft, flaky flesh, often forming the centerpiece of a Kholusian banquet. Their erstwhile cousins, the north Kholusian cod, were tougher in both body and spirit, but not tough enough to survive the Flood─now, only the southern softies remain.",27449,345,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
714,"Legend has it that these flat, bottom-dwelling wavekin are the reincarnations of those poor, unfortunate souls who wasted away on the road to Eulmore, and chose to throw themselves into the ocean in order to end their suffering early.",27448,345,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
715,"A marine plant that grows in great beds off Cracked Shell Beach. It wraps its meaty leaves around marine mollusks, providing protection in exchange for stability. However, as the kelp grows, its grip tightens and the shells shatter. Below the water, as above, we always hurt the ones we love.",27446,345,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
716,"With their round, red bodies, these wavekin look like so many balloons floating in the summer sky, trailing their strings behind them. But be very wary, for their strings pack a deadly sting. If you should chance upon a swarm whilst swimming, let those red balloons go by.",27447,345,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
717,"This pretty pink shrimp is a boon to any budding culinarian, lending a fine flavor to many a delicious dish. Some scholars claim that schools of these creatures take the shape of a blooming rose─others that the name is based only on their coloration. So long as argumentative academics abound, the debate may never end.",27451,410,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
718,"Though it looks every ilm an egg, it is in fact a creature in its own right, capable of independent ambulation and feeding on the nutrients in the desert dew. Those that have spent many moons beneath the sands develop a curiously smoky aroma.",27462,345,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
719,"A species of sea hare with pretty pink fins like the petals of a flower. However, present the apple of your eye with a posy of these creatures, and your love will surely be nipped in the bud─despite all appearances, they are vicious, flesh-eating fiends.",27414,350,0,False,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
720,"A fish with lustrous blue scales, like the light that dapples the streets of the Crystarium. None know for sure whether this is a deliberate form of camouflage, or if the unfortunate fish have been displaced into the one location where their mating displays blend into their surroundings.",27410,350,0,False,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
721,"Their white scales and winglike fins are redolent of the sin eaters, which earned them the enmity of the citizens of the Crystarium. After realizing the error of their ways, they gave the fish the name “sinspitter” to mark them out as an enemy of their enemy─and therefore, a friend.",27415,350,0,False,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
722,"Despite the name, this creature is not a true snail, nor does it wear clothes. It changes its “jacket” each season as it sheds its outer skin, swapping between a coeurl-skin pattern and a sleek, velveteen look. This makes it one of the most fashionable gastropods in the sea.",27413,350,0,False,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
723,"Bleached coral that bloomed in the seas around Eulmore after the Flood. Pieces oft wash up on the nearby shores, where those who starve in the city's shadows use it to craft jewelry to sell for scraps. Some say the coral looks just like day-old meol, but this may be just a hunger-addled daydream.",27419,350,0,False,True,1,820,0,True,False,False
724,"Tiny, slate-grey shellfish that are oft mistaken for small stones. Those with keen eyes and a stomach as empty as their schedules can spend hour after hour picking through pebbles to find these mussels, from which a nourishing broth can be brewed.",27420,350,0,False,True,1,820,0,True,False,False
725,"With virtually flavorless flesh and more bones than a graveyard, this fish only graces the plates of those who can afford nothing else. After the handouts of meol began, the bonefish has all but disappeared from the diets of even the most desperate citizens.",27422,350,0,False,False,1,820,0,True,False,False
726,"A translucent fish whose internal organs can be seen through its skin, shining redly like the setting sun. When raised in an aquarium, the organs redden even further, perhaps in embarrassment at having their private parts put on display.",27433,350,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
727,"A wavekin whose scales form a mottled pattern like the skin of a snake. The size of the spots hardly changes from fryhood to adulthood, rather increasing in number as it grows. The pattern protects the fish from dunderheaded predators, who mistake this small, round, flat fish for a dangerous constrictor.",27435,350,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
728,"A surfeit of aether in its home waters has blanched this crab of all color. However, it takes on a bright, scarlet hue when blanched in boiling water. This sudden and surprising transformation is enough to make one blanch.",27434,350,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
729,"The emerald hue and peacock pattern of this flatfish is reminiscent of the fans favored by the nobles of Eulmore. Many of those refused entry to the city dream of exchanging the two, so that the pampered peers take a wet fish to the face.",27443,350,0,False,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
730,"A fish with the whiskers of a cat, and the black and white stripes of the mythical zebra. Not to be confused with the apocryphal cat zebrafish, which has the calico coloration of a fat cat, and hooves.",27444,350,0,False,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
731,"The name of this wavekin calls to mind the underside of a shoe, whose once-polished leather has turned dull and grey from overuse. Some would use the same simile to describe both the appearance and taste of its cured and dried flesh─a delicacy in Kholusia.",27445,350,0,False,False,3,814,0,True,False,False
732,"Every part of this marine mollusk can be eaten, from the sharp point of the hood that earns it its name, to the ink that flows forth when it is angered. Soldiers of the Eulmoran Army are known to devour a squid in its entirety before battle, believing it lends them martial might.",27457,350,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
733,"This eight-armed marine mollusk is able to disguise itself as almost anything else—from starfish, to seaweed, to other fish. But only an object of equal size. And it cannot form complex machines. Guns and explosives have chemicals, moving parts. It doesn't work that way.",27452,370,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
734,"Only male Kholusian wrasse have the characteristic lump on their foreheads—and yet every one plucked from the waves has this lump. How so? Are the males less intelligent, falling for the fisher's tricks more easily? Or are they braver, selflessly throwing themselves on the hook? No. Every wrasse is born female, before changing genders in later life.",27454,350,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
735,"A wavekin with a body as sleek and sharp as a barber's blade. While they are able to swim facing forwards, razorfish are wont to keep their eyes fixed on the sea floor, as if afraid to make eye contact with more sociable swimmers.",27450,350,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
736,"A frond-finned creature named for its resemblance to the sunny-hued leaves of the shellfracture kelp, not for its puniness. Although, in a fight between a weedy seadragon and a strip of seaweed, a wise man might bet on the latter.",27455,350,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
737,"These creatures normally lurk beneath the surface of the sand with only their eyes protruding, but when prey approach they burst forth, bludgeoning their victims with bulky claws before slinking back to the shadows.",27458,350,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
738,"Because they spend most of their lives under the scorching sand, desert dustfish have evolved to store large quantities of water within their bodies. For travelers lost in arid climes, these creatures are like life-saving oases, but in fish form.",27459,350,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
739,"Bloodsucking beasts who sup from the veins of travelers who stray into their territory. Their bodies darken the more they drink, with the greediest guzzlers taking on a scarlet hue. There's an old phrase in desert-trekking circles—if you see red, run.",27463,350,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
740,"These catfish swim in the waters around the Wandering Stairs, their fins sloshing sleepily around the pub's sleepy, sloshed patrons. And like those same patrons, they survive almost entirely on bar snacks.",27416,355,0,False,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
741,"With the exception of its skeleton, this fish's body is almost completely transparent. Unscrupulous traders in exotic wavekin will sometimes attempt to pass off the rehydrated remains of their supper as one of these, so buyers beware.",27418,355,0,False,False,3,819,0,True,False,False
742,"This ocean arachnid is almost all legs. While the realm's dwarves turn green with jealousy, the spider prefers to adopt an eye-catching red hue, making it a prized specimen in the aquariums of Eulmoran collectors.",27421,355,0,False,False,1,820,0,True,False,False
743,"One of the largest of the ancient order of armor-plated fish, the vicejaw's aggression and hardheadedness reminds many of Lord Vauthry. And like Lord Vauthry, it terrorizes its neighbors—those neighbors being its fellow fish.",27437,380,0,False,False,3,813,0,True,False,False
744,"Named for its pale white hue and rich, buttery flavor, the creamy oyster is more than a mere delicacy—the curators of the Cabinet of Curiosity have discovered they have curative properties too, being particularly effective against unwelcome eating habits.",26747,355,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
745,"“The captain, he caught me in bed with his bride, and threw my best lute o'er the galleon's side. I followed it over—to catch it I wished, but all that I caught was a lute-shapen fish. Yes I tickled his wife, then I tickled a fish.” - The Ballad of the Minstrelfish.",27453,380,0,True,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
746,"The large horn that protrudes from this wavekin's head is in fact a modified dorsal fin, adapted for swimming through sand. In the areas around its nesting grounds, rulers with oft be anointed with a crown of these horns, due to the strength they represent.",27460,355,0,True,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
747,"A scalekin that is specially adapted for traversing over sand. The membranes between its toes prevent it from sinking into even the softest sand. They also make the creature a strong swimmer, although it gets little practice in its desert home.",27461,355,0,True,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
748,"The grey skipper provides a rare drop of shade in the Kingdom of Rainbows. It has its origins in the Kingdom of Voeburt and remains staunchly loyal to its former masters, refusing to engage in any way with the pixies' magicks.",27470,355,0,True,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
749,"Legend has it that this wavekin is descended from a drop of blue sky that fell from the heavens before they were filled with all-encompassing light. The black star shape around its eye isn't accounted for.",27479,355,0,True,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
750,"Nu Mou chroniclers tell that there was once a pixie who wished to swim like a fish. They muttered a magic word to transform themself into a freshwater wavekin, and frolicked in the water. But when they went to reverse the spell, they found that their mouth produced no sound—only bubbles.",27471,355,0,True,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
751,"This motley wavekin is preferred by the Fuath to serve as the ball in several of their underwater sports, thanks to its peaceable nature and nigh on spherical body. The fish itself has never been asked its preference.",27469,355,0,True,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
752,"The eggs this wavekin lays are almost indistinguishable from glacé cherries, making them highly prized by the pixies, fond as they are of practical jokes.",27473,355,0,True,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
753,"This wavekin is highly prized for its beauty among Eulmoran nobles. Such is its popularity, several of the high houses are known to have bonded able fishers to their employ, for the sole purpose of keeping their butterfly stocks maintained.",27423,370,0,True,False,1,820,0,True,False,False
754,"There was once a blacksmith who forged for the high houses of Eulmore. Unlike his steel, the man was quick to temper. None know for certain what drove him to murder his masters, but he and his bloody hammer were thrown into the ocean, to be reborn as this very wavekin.",27424,370,0,True,False,1,820,0,True,False,False
755,"These frogs are fawned over by the Fuath, who think of them as adorable infants. Some are even known to craft miniature top hats for their unwitting charges.",27472,370,0,True,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
756,"This freshwater fish's translucent fins flutter like a butterfly as it swims, while its golden scales shine like a suit of polished mail. If the butterflies were ever to don armor and take up arms against the adventuring races, their swarms might overpower us all.",27468,370,0,True,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
757,"This citrus-skinned pufferfish produces an acidic poison from an internal gland, from which a delicious-yet-deadly dressing can be prepared. Should the pixies present you with a suspiciously sour salad, you would be wise to feign fullness.",27475,370,0,True,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
758,"A wavekin that likes to swim against the stream. When kept in a wood-paneled aquarium, it prefers to position itself against the grain. No one is sure as to the cause of this unusual behavior—perhaps there isn't one.",27476,370,0,True,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
759,"Named not for habitat, but for its rough and rambunctious behavior, the fun-loving Fuath have made a sport of teasing the wild red betta, tugging at its fins before fleeing from the ensuing maelstrom of rage.",27477,370,0,True,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
760,"Prized as a status symbol by the noble families of Eulmore, who will often dispatch bonded servants to Il Mheg in search of a shiny prize. Alas, the fae folk have other ideas, more often than not transforming the trespassing lobster hunters into leafmen.",27480,370,0,True,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
761,"A small crustacean named for its oversized left pincer, which lends it the appearance of an archer holding a greatbow. As one might expect, the crab is unable to shoot arrows from its arms—only dirty looks from its beady eyes.",27482,370,0,True,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
762,"The yellow pipira appears a docile creature, drifting leisurely in warm waters. However, its teeth are coated with a paralyzing toxin, with which it immobilizes its prey before eating them alive. Appearances can be deceptive.",27486,370,0,True,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
763,"This wavekin resides in the waters of Woven Oath, and would be utterly unremarkable were it not for the role it plays in the rites of the Children of the Everlasting Dark, who burn it black over a bonfire before consuming the ashen remains.",27487,370,0,True,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
745,"“The captain, he caught me in bed with his bride, and threw my best lute o'er the galleon's side. I followed it over—to catch it I wished, but all that I caught was a lute-shapen fish. Yes I tickled his wife, then I tickled a fish.” - The Ballad of the Minstrelfish.",27453,380,0,False,False,0,814,0,True,False,False
746,"The large horn that protrudes from this wavekin's head is in fact a modified dorsal fin, adapted for swimming through sand. In the areas around its nesting grounds, rulers with oft be anointed with a crown of these horns, due to the strength they represent.",27460,355,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
747,"A scalekin that is specially adapted for traversing over sand. The membranes between its toes prevent it from sinking into even the softest sand. They also make the creature a strong swimmer, although it gets little practice in its desert home.",27461,355,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
748,"The grey skipper provides a rare drop of shade in the Kingdom of Rainbows. It has its origins in the Kingdom of Voeburt and remains staunchly loyal to its former masters, refusing to engage in any way with the pixies' magicks.",27470,355,0,False,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
749,"Legend has it that this wavekin is descended from a drop of blue sky that fell from the heavens before they were filled with all-encompassing light. The black star shape around its eye isn't accounted for.",27479,355,0,False,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
750,"Nu Mou chroniclers tell that there was once a pixie who wished to swim like a fish. They muttered a magic word to transform themself into a freshwater wavekin, and frolicked in the water. But when they went to reverse the spell, they found that their mouth produced no sound—only bubbles.",27471,355,0,False,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
751,"This motley wavekin is preferred by the Fuath to serve as the ball in several of their underwater sports, thanks to its peaceable nature and nigh on spherical body. The fish itself has never been asked its preference.",27469,355,0,False,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
752,"The eggs this wavekin lays are almost indistinguishable from glacé cherries, making them highly prized by the pixies, fond as they are of practical jokes.",27473,355,0,False,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
753,"This wavekin is highly prized for its beauty among Eulmoran nobles. Such is its popularity, several of the high houses are known to have bonded able fishers to their employ, for the sole purpose of keeping their butterfly stocks maintained.",27423,370,0,False,False,1,820,0,True,False,False
754,"There was once a blacksmith who forged for the high houses of Eulmore. Unlike his steel, the man was quick to temper. None know for certain what drove him to murder his masters, but he and his bloody hammer were thrown into the ocean, to be reborn as this very wavekin.",27424,370,0,False,False,1,820,0,True,False,False
755,"These frogs are fawned over by the Fuath, who think of them as adorable infants. Some are even known to craft miniature top hats for their unwitting charges.",27472,370,0,False,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
756,"This freshwater fish's translucent fins flutter like a butterfly as it swims, while its golden scales shine like a suit of polished mail. If the butterflies were ever to don armor and take up arms against the adventuring races, their swarms might overpower us all.",27468,370,0,False,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
757,"This citrus-skinned pufferfish produces an acidic poison from an internal gland, from which a delicious-yet-deadly dressing can be prepared. Should the pixies present you with a suspiciously sour salad, you would be wise to feign fullness.",27475,370,0,False,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
758,"A wavekin that likes to swim against the stream. When kept in a wood-paneled aquarium, it prefers to position itself against the grain. No one is sure as to the cause of this unusual behavior—perhaps there isn't one.",27476,370,0,False,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
759,"Named not for habitat, but for its rough and rambunctious behavior, the fun-loving Fuath have made a sport of teasing the wild red betta, tugging at its fins before fleeing from the ensuing maelstrom of rage.",27477,370,0,False,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
760,"Prized as a status symbol by the noble families of Eulmore, who will often dispatch bonded servants to Il Mheg in search of a shiny prize. Alas, the fae folk have other ideas, more often than not transforming the trespassing lobster hunters into leafmen.",27480,370,0,False,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
761,"A small crustacean named for its oversized left pincer, which lends it the appearance of an archer holding a greatbow. As one might expect, the crab is unable to shoot arrows from its arms—only dirty looks from its beady eyes.",27482,370,0,False,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
762,"The yellow pipira appears a docile creature, drifting leisurely in warm waters. However, its teeth are coated with a paralyzing toxin, with which it immobilizes its prey before eating them alive. Appearances can be deceptive.",27486,370,0,False,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
763,"This wavekin resides in the waters of Woven Oath, and would be utterly unremarkable were it not for the role it plays in the rites of the Children of the Everlasting Dark, who burn it black over a bonfire before consuming the ashen remains.",27487,370,0,False,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
764,"These clams, whose inner nacre can be polished to a mirror sheen, were common throughout the Kingdom of Voeburt. Looking glasses crafted from their shells were fashionable with the ladies of the Voeburtite court before its fall.",26748,380,0,False,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
765,"This wavekin has a characteristic white hood resembling the headdresses worn by women of a certain religious order. Rumor has it that wimple carp are actually white all over—their black stripes are merely the inky scrawls of tricksy pixies.",27474,380,0,True,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
766,"Some of the First have jokingly nicknamed them the “Ronso of the Water” for their brown spotted scales, reminiscent of the pattern adorning certain Ronso's coats─if one squints.",27478,380,0,True,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
767,"These freshwater wavekin embark on great migrations around the waterways of Norvrandt, only returning to the Greatwood to spawn. Their ascent of the mighty falls of Lozatl's Conquest is one of the wonders of fishkind.",27489,380,0,True,False,2,817,0,True,False,False
768,"These dark-skinned eels spend much of their lives lurking in shadowy shallows, disguising themselves as roots of the black-boughed trees of the Greatwood. The Children of the Everlasting Dark think very highly of them.",27485,380,0,True,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
769,"Introduced to the Greatwood to provide sustenance for the colonies of the Night's Blessed, this is a fecund and fast-growing fish. However, some argue that the bass's proliferation risks unbalancing the river's delicate ecosystem.",27488,380,0,True,False,2,817,0,True,False,False
770,"According to popular belief, this crab climbs trees and steals fruit from their branches, but this is naught but a tall tale. In truth, it is an omnivorous scavenger, feeding on fallen fruit and carrion alike.",27484,380,0,True,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
771,"With its burly body and claws covered in bristly hairs that resemble the work mitts worn by miners, this crustacean became something of a symbol of pride to the pitmen of Garik, before they all moved away.",27465,390,0,True,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
772,"A wavekin whose scales are striped with two subdued hues—grey and dark grey. Its fry emerge from their eggs a gaudy orange color before their scales darken with age, along with their outlooks on life.",27490,390,0,True,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
773,"In ancient Ronka, the eryops was revered as a sacred animal, believing it to be the bringer of prosperity to one's children. Those whose offspring have been bitten by these beasts for the crime of swimming in their waters may beg to differ.",27491,390,0,True,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
774,"A silvery cousin of the yellow pipira, this fish's brightly shining scales have earned it the enmity of the Children of the Everlasting Dark. But no matter how many the Children lift from the lakes, they cannot seem to eliminate them entirely.",27492,390,0,True,False,3,817,0,True,True,False
775,"Though it appears to be a gentle giant, this cousin of the salmon has a voracious appetite for the flesh of other fish, swallowing other wavekin whole—sometimes even those approaching its own size.",27441,400,0,True,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
776,"An airborne ray that glides through the valleys of the Hills of Amber. Before the empire's decline, the nobles of Nabaath would hunt these creatures for sport, mounting them on their walls with winglike fins outspread, as if still in flight.",27466,400,0,True,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
777,"A small, silvery fish with feline whiskers that is oft seen basking on the riverbed like a cat resting in the sun. It is possessed of catlike reflexes too, pouncing on passing prey.",27493,400,0,True,False,2,817,0,True,False,False
778,"The sorcerer priests of ancient Ronka would divine the size of the fishing harvest for that year by examining the pattern of black spots along this wavekin's length. Whether or not they were able to do this with any accuracy is unproven.",27483,400,0,True,False,2,817,0,True,False,False
779,"The flesh of this migratory wavekin is a staple food of the Ondo. Stormfish travel in schools many thousands strong, and when they swarm in circles, they can create great whirlpools upon the surface of the sea. Superstitious sailors refuse to sup upon their meat.",27497,400,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
780,"The iridescent sheen of the sycorax's shell is the result of the aether incorporated into its shell. This crystallized magick is also the source of its unusual name, which is that of a witch of legend, or so the scholars believe.",27496,400,0,True,True,1,818,0,True,False,False
781,"This wavekin's bloated belly and long tail lend it the silhouette of a hand axe, leading the metal-smelting dwarves of Kholusia to venerate it as a guardian spirit of the toolcrafting industry.",27442,410,0,True,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
765,"This wavekin has a characteristic white hood resembling the headdresses worn by women of a certain religious order. Rumor has it that wimple carp are actually white all over—their black stripes are merely the inky scrawls of tricksy pixies.",27474,380,0,False,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
766,"Some of the First have jokingly nicknamed them the “Ronso of the Water” for their brown spotted scales, reminiscent of the pattern adorning certain Ronso's coats─if one squints.",27478,380,0,False,False,2,816,0,True,False,False
767,"These freshwater wavekin embark on great migrations around the waterways of Norvrandt, only returning to the Greatwood to spawn. Their ascent of the mighty falls of Lozatl's Conquest is one of the wonders of fishkind.",27489,380,0,False,False,2,817,0,True,False,False
768,"These dark-skinned eels spend much of their lives lurking in shadowy shallows, disguising themselves as roots of the black-boughed trees of the Greatwood. The Children of the Everlasting Dark think very highly of them.",27485,380,0,False,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
769,"Introduced to the Greatwood to provide sustenance for the colonies of the Night's Blessed, this is a fecund and fast-growing fish. However, some argue that the bass's proliferation risks unbalancing the river's delicate ecosystem.",27488,380,0,False,False,2,817,0,True,False,False
770,"According to popular belief, this crab climbs trees and steals fruit from their branches, but this is naught but a tall tale. In truth, it is an omnivorous scavenger, feeding on fallen fruit and carrion alike.",27484,380,0,False,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
771,"With its burly body and claws covered in bristly hairs that resemble the work mitts worn by miners, this crustacean became something of a symbol of pride to the pitmen of Garik, before they all moved away.",27465,390,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
772,"A wavekin whose scales are striped with two subdued hues—grey and dark grey. Its fry emerge from their eggs a gaudy orange color before their scales darken with age, along with their outlooks on life.",27490,390,0,False,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
773,"In ancient Ronka, the eryops was revered as a sacred animal, believing it to be the bringer of prosperity to one's children. Those whose offspring have been bitten by these beasts for the crime of swimming in their waters may beg to differ.",27491,390,0,False,False,3,817,0,True,False,False
774,"A silvery cousin of the yellow pipira, this fish's brightly shining scales have earned it the enmity of the Children of the Everlasting Dark. But no matter how many the Children lift from the lakes, they cannot seem to eliminate them entirely.",27492,390,0,False,False,3,817,0,True,True,False
775,"Though it appears to be a gentle giant, this cousin of the salmon has a voracious appetite for the flesh of other fish, swallowing other wavekin whole—sometimes even those approaching its own size.",27441,400,0,False,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
776,"An airborne ray that glides through the valleys of the Hills of Amber. Before the empire's decline, the nobles of Nabaath would hunt these creatures for sport, mounting them on their walls with winglike fins outspread, as if still in flight.",27466,400,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
777,"A small, silvery fish with feline whiskers that is oft seen basking on the riverbed like a cat resting in the sun. It is possessed of catlike reflexes too, pouncing on passing prey.",27493,400,0,False,False,2,817,0,True,False,False
778,"The sorcerer priests of ancient Ronka would divine the size of the fishing harvest for that year by examining the pattern of black spots along this wavekin's length. Whether or not they were able to do this with any accuracy is unproven.",27483,400,0,False,False,2,817,0,True,False,False
779,"The flesh of this migratory wavekin is a staple food of the Ondo. Stormfish travel in schools many thousands strong, and when they swarm in circles, they can create great whirlpools upon the surface of the sea. Superstitious sailors refuse to sup upon their meat.",27497,400,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
780,"The iridescent sheen of the sycorax's shell is the result of the aether incorporated into its shell. This crystallized magick is also the source of its unusual name, which is that of a witch of legend, or so the scholars believe.",27496,400,0,False,True,1,818,0,True,False,False
781,"This wavekin's bloated belly and long tail lend it the silhouette of a hand axe, leading the metal-smelting dwarves of Kholusia to venerate it as a guardian spirit of the toolcrafting industry.",27442,410,0,False,False,2,814,0,True,False,False
782,"Swimming through the golden sands of Amh Araeng, this fish's camouflaged coloration provides protection against predators. To defend against the desert heat, it deposits a thick layer of fat beneath its skin, making its steaks something of a delicacy.",26749,410,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
783,"The eight jagged spines along its back help this creature to cut through the sand as it swims. It also uses them as a weapon, slicing open the bellies of oversized prey before eating them from the inside out.",27464,410,0,True,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
784,"The fang-like serrations along its shell lend this mollusk a menacing appearance, but it is in fact a filter feeder whose jaws close but sluggishly. Not to say that a man-eater clam could not do the deed, just that said man would have to be deep in his cups at the time.",27511,410,0,True,True,1,818,0,True,False,False
785,"This bivalve's shell resembles nothing more than a chunk of solid slate, but split it open, and a sweet, meaty morsel awaits within. A welcome discovery to all, with the possible exception of roofers with sated stomachs.",27513,420,0,True,True,1,818,0,True,False,False
786,"Though physically similar to the spiders who walk on land, this creature is of an entirely unrelated order. The majority of its internal organs, including its heart and gills, are situated in its spindly legs, the body serving primarily as a nexus through which the vital fluids flow.",27498,410,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
787,"Violet-colored coral that blooms only in the bathyal depths. An ancient prophecy dictates that any pieces found on the shore should be offered to the nobility to stave off disaster—dark tidings of smoke upon the water and fire filling the sky...",27495,420,0,True,True,1,818,0,True,False,False
788,"One of the few surviving members of an ancient family of armor-plated fish. The name comes from Ondo legend, which tells of the great fish god Caliban. He breathed life into one of His shed scales, and named the creature that sprung forth after Himself.",27499,420,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
789,"This crustacean uses its long, thin pincers to pry its prey from the gaps between rocks. It is the progenitor of the modern rock lobster, but the increased water pressure of its deepwater habitat makes its flesh denser and more flavorful.",27506,420,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
790,"Feared by sailors as a demon of the deep, this misunderstood cephalopod's habit of wrapping its slimy tentacles around mariners' legs and dragging them into the ink-stained seas is merely its way of showing affection.",27509,420,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
791,"A single stippled eel's position in underwater society is largely dependent on the pattern of stripes and spots on its skin, with the most desirable individuals staking claim to the most desirable territory.",27504,420,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
792,"A freshwater fish with beautiful, iridescent fins. Though native to the First, the name “guppy” was bestowed upon it by the Crystal Exarch himself, apparently after a naturalist from his native land.",27432,440,0,True,False,3,813,2507,True,False,True
793,"A type of primordial turtle with a wide, flat shell. Its name means “one tooth” in an ancient tongue, in reference to the single molar in each corner of its mouth. That, along with its wrinkled skin, has led some to nickname it the “Old Man of the Sea.”",27456,440,0,True,False,0,814,2507,True,True,True
794,"The spiny plates that cover this scalekin from the top of its nose to tip of its tail have led some to nickname it the knight of the desert. It traverses the sands by biting its tail and rolling along like a tumbleweed.",27467,440,0,True,False,4,815,2507,True,True,True
795,"Some scholars say that the large, bubble-like bags under its eyes are this shortsighted wavekin's way to make predators believe it sees more than it does. Others insist that it is merely sleep-deprived.",27481,440,0,True,True,2,816,2507,True,False,True
796,"A fish found only in the deepest, darkest parts of deep, dark caves. It is completely blind, with naught but scales where other wavekin have eyes, making them both revered and envied by the Children of the Everlasting Dark.",27494,440,0,True,True,3,817,2507,True,True,True
797,"A large, round, slow-swimming fish that seems like it would be easy pickings for a predator. However, when an attacker approaches, it spins its body from side to side, delivering stinging slaps with its swinging fins.",27500,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,True
798,"This wavekin's translucent body looks like an air bubble when it puffs itself up. This is thought to be a form of protective camouflage, but the ingenious disguise leads to other dangers, as on spotting its floating form, divers become inflamed with a desire to pop it.",27501,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
799,"A crustacean covered in thick, white fur like that of the yetis who haunt the snowfields of Coerthas. Its eyestalks are underdeveloped compared to other crabs—instead of relying on eyesight, it navigates its surroundings by detecting the aether in the water with its hairs.",27507,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
800,"This crustacean's multicolored coat serves as a warning signal. Though the shrimp is not poisonous, one would still be wise to give it a wide berth, as it ferociously attacks prey and potential predator alike with rapid swings of its hooklike claws.",27514,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
801,"Easily identified by its bright blue skin, these sharks have long brought terror to the seabed settlements of the Ondo. Only those who have bested the blue bane in single combat are allowed to call themselves true warriors.",27503,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
802,"Though it bears a close resemblance to the flytraps of the land, this is no plant, but rather a form of anemone. The seatrap takes any fish fool enough to stray too close into a tentacular embrace, though it means them anything but affection.",27505,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
803,"A wavekin that lies under the seabed sand, its eyes staring straight up at the heavens. The Ondo were first introduced to the concept of the stars when an adventurer from the shore visited their seabed settlements and explained this fish's unusual name.",27512,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
804,"This deep-sea octopus is well-known, and well loved, for its plump and adorable form. However, when lifted from the water, it is unable to maintain its shape against the force of gravity and falls as flat as a pancake.",27510,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
805,"This wavekin spends its days lying in the shadows with its mouth closed, waiting for fish to float by. When suitable prey appears, the predator's kite-shaped jaws fly open and swallow it whole, before it returns to the shadows to rest, ruminate, and digest.",27515,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
806,"Named for its resemblance to the fish people's hunting implements. It is unknown whether the similarity is merely incidental, or if the original Ondo took inspiration from the shark's unusual shape when crafting their weapons.",27502,430,0,True,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
807,"A rare, iridescent cousin of the nautilus. Fisherfolk consider it an omen of future fortune to find one in their nets—and not only because goldsmiths pay a high price for their scooped-out shells.",27508,440,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
808,"Kholusians have feasted on the juicy innards of these pitch-black mollusks since time immemorial. The ale sauce in which they are often served gives the dish its distinct flavor, while the mussels themselves are noticeably more succulent than most other varieties.",28719,440,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,False,False
783,"The eight jagged spines along its back help this creature to cut through the sand as it swims. It also uses them as a weapon, slicing open the bellies of oversized prey before eating them from the inside out.",27464,410,0,False,False,4,815,0,True,False,False
784,"The fang-like serrations along its shell lend this mollusk a menacing appearance, but it is in fact a filter feeder whose jaws close but sluggishly. Not to say that a man-eater clam could not do the deed, just that said man would have to be deep in his cups at the time.",27511,410,0,False,True,1,818,0,True,False,False
785,"This bivalve's shell resembles nothing more than a chunk of solid slate, but split it open, and a sweet, meaty morsel awaits within. A welcome discovery to all, with the possible exception of roofers with sated stomachs.",27513,420,0,False,True,1,818,0,True,False,False
786,"Though physically similar to the spiders who walk on land, this creature is of an entirely unrelated order. The majority of its internal organs, including its heart and gills, are situated in its spindly legs, the body serving primarily as a nexus through which the vital fluids flow.",27498,410,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
787,"Violet-colored coral that blooms only in the bathyal depths. An ancient prophecy dictates that any pieces found on the shore should be offered to the nobility to stave off disaster—dark tidings of smoke upon the water and fire filling the sky...",27495,420,0,False,True,1,818,0,True,False,False
788,"One of the few surviving members of an ancient family of armor-plated fish. The name comes from Ondo legend, which tells of the great fish god Caliban. He breathed life into one of His shed scales, and named the creature that sprung forth after Himself.",27499,420,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
789,"This crustacean uses its long, thin pincers to pry its prey from the gaps between rocks. It is the progenitor of the modern rock lobster, but the increased water pressure of its deepwater habitat makes its flesh denser and more flavorful.",27506,420,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
790,"Feared by sailors as a demon of the deep, this misunderstood cephalopod's habit of wrapping its slimy tentacles around mariners' legs and dragging them into the ink-stained seas is merely its way of showing affection.",27509,420,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
791,"A single stippled eel's position in underwater society is largely dependent on the pattern of stripes and spots on its skin, with the most desirable individuals staking claim to the most desirable territory.",27504,420,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
792,"A freshwater fish with beautiful, iridescent fins. Though native to the First, the name “guppy” was bestowed upon it by the Crystal Exarch himself, apparently after a naturalist from his native land.",27432,440,0,False,False,3,813,2507,True,False,True
793,"A type of primordial turtle with a wide, flat shell. Its name means “one tooth” in an ancient tongue, in reference to the single molar in each corner of its mouth. That, along with its wrinkled skin, has led some to nickname it the “Old Man of the Sea.”",27456,440,0,False,False,0,814,2507,True,True,True
794,"The spiny plates that cover this scalekin from the top of its nose to tip of its tail have led some to nickname it the knight of the desert. It traverses the sands by biting its tail and rolling along like a tumbleweed.",27467,440,0,False,False,4,815,2507,True,True,True
795,"Some scholars say that the large, bubble-like bags under its eyes are this shortsighted wavekin's way to make predators believe it sees more than it does. Others insist that it is merely sleep-deprived.",27481,440,0,False,True,2,816,2507,True,False,True
796,"A fish found only in the deepest, darkest parts of deep, dark caves. It is completely blind, with naught but scales where other wavekin have eyes, making them both revered and envied by the Children of the Everlasting Dark.",27494,440,0,False,True,3,817,2507,True,True,True
797,"A large, round, slow-swimming fish that seems like it would be easy pickings for a predator. However, when an attacker approaches, it spins its body from side to side, delivering stinging slaps with its swinging fins.",27500,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,True
798,"This wavekin's translucent body looks like an air bubble when it puffs itself up. This is thought to be a form of protective camouflage, but the ingenious disguise leads to other dangers, as on spotting its floating form, divers become inflamed with a desire to pop it.",27501,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
799,"A crustacean covered in thick, white fur like that of the yetis who haunt the snowfields of Coerthas. Its eyestalks are underdeveloped compared to other crabs—instead of relying on eyesight, it navigates its surroundings by detecting the aether in the water with its hairs.",27507,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
800,"This crustacean's multicolored coat serves as a warning signal. Though the shrimp is not poisonous, one would still be wise to give it a wide berth, as it ferociously attacks prey and potential predator alike with rapid swings of its hooklike claws.",27514,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
801,"Easily identified by its bright blue skin, these sharks have long brought terror to the seabed settlements of the Ondo. Only those who have bested the blue bane in single combat are allowed to call themselves true warriors.",27503,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
802,"Though it bears a close resemblance to the flytraps of the land, this is no plant, but rather a form of anemone. The seatrap takes any fish fool enough to stray too close into a tentacular embrace, though it means them anything but affection.",27505,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
803,"A wavekin that lies under the seabed sand, its eyes staring straight up at the heavens. The Ondo were first introduced to the concept of the stars when an adventurer from the shore visited their seabed settlements and explained this fish's unusual name.",27512,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
804,"This deep-sea octopus is well-known, and well loved, for its plump and adorable form. However, when lifted from the water, it is unable to maintain its shape against the force of gravity and falls as flat as a pancake.",27510,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
805,"This wavekin spends its days lying in the shadows with its mouth closed, waiting for fish to float by. When suitable prey appears, the predator's kite-shaped jaws fly open and swallow it whole, before it returns to the shadows to rest, ruminate, and digest.",27515,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
806,"Named for its resemblance to the fish people's hunting implements. It is unknown whether the similarity is merely incidental, or if the original Ondo took inspiration from the shark's unusual shape when crafting their weapons.",27502,430,0,False,False,1,818,0,True,False,False
807,"A rare, iridescent cousin of the nautilus. Fisherfolk consider it an omen of future fortune to find one in their nets—and not only because goldsmiths pay a high price for their scooped-out shells.",27508,440,0,False,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
808,"Kholusians have feasted on the juicy innards of these pitch-black mollusks since time immemorial. The ale sauce in which they are often served gives the dish its distinct flavor, while the mussels themselves are noticeably more succulent than most other varieties.",28719,440,0,False,True,1,818,2507,True,False,False
809,"Its shimmering blue scales sparkle with such intensity that it even stands out against the vibrant blue hues of the Crystarium, in which it dwells. A popular tale among the residents describes a jeweler who tried to scoop one such fish out of the water to turn it into a necklace, only to fall in and almost drown. Few have attempted the feat since, with most fishers opting for more traditional methods.",28065,440,0,True,True,3,819,2507,True,True,False
810,"This close relative to the Eulmore butterfly is believed to have originally been bred in captivity before escaping from its tank into the waters of Kholusia, possibly after being poured into the sea during a domestic dispute. The manner in which it swims positively exudes elegance, which is possibly the result of its privileged upbringing. Privileged by wavekin standards, at any rate.",28066,440,0,True,True,1,820,2507,True,True,True
811,"Its pure white coloration has led many to speculate that it is in fact a sin eater, which while far from the truth, provides a convenient excuse for fishers who return empty-handed after attempting to snare this formidable creature.",28067,440,0,True,True,3,813,2507,True,False,True
812,"This well camouflaged flatfish moves with remarkable grace despite being covered in hard scales. Those mistaking it for the similar─yet far more edible─sepia sole are in for a nasty surprise should they attempt to take a bite without first removing the skin.",28068,440,0,True,True,3,814,2507,True,False,True
813,"This elusive wavekin is prized for the horn-like fins that protrude through the sand. The crown princes of Nabaath Areng once hunted them as part of their passage into manhood, though it is rumored that those who lacked the skill to catch their own bought the horns from enterprising fishers.",28069,440,0,True,True,4,815,2507,True,True,True
813,"This elusive wavekin is prized for the hornlike fins that protrude through the sand. The crown princes of Nabaath Areng once hunted them as part of their passage into manhood, though it is rumored that those who lacked the skill to catch their own bought the horns from enterprising fishers.",28069,440,0,True,True,4,815,2507,True,True,True
814,"While wild red bettas are known for their limitless aggression, this particular specimen lives only to viciously torment its fellow wavekin. The manner in which it unrelentingly attacks foes much larger than itself is enough to give even the Fuath reason to avoid this flame-red horror.",28070,440,0,True,True,3,816,2507,True,True,True
815,"Many of the inhabitants of Fanow believe that this ferocious amphibian serves the Ronkan water gods, guarding the temple from evildoers. Few realize that it is simply a voracious predator that is quite content to devour anything and everything, regardless of any wicked thoughts its prey may or may not be having.",28071,440,0,True,True,3,817,2507,True,True,False
816,"With its eyes pointing ever upwards in much the same manner as the smaller stargazers, it lurks beneath the sand to ambush its unsuspecting prey. The Ondo have long believed that this particular species is swift enough to pluck a shooting star from the heavens, hence its name.",28072,440,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
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825,"Legend tells of an overcurious pixie who tread too close to Phisor Lran, but escaped their terrible fate by transforming into a fish. However, whether it be with fang and claw or with hook, line, and sinker, fate has a way of catching those who run from it.",28928,460,0,True,True,2,816,2507,True,False,True
826,"Said to be stained black by the blood of their slain caretakers, these fish swim with a fervor only those who have fled for their lives know. Just three are enough to turn a river's tide─would that they could turn the tide of battle as well.",28929,460,0,True,True,2,817,2507,True,True,True
827,"Yearning for the life his people left behind under the tides, an unnamed Ondo submerged his head beneath the ocean surface and gave cry. His silent lament gave form not to countless bubbles, but to a single fish, its size matching the depth of the Ondo's longing. ",28930,460,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
828,"Sail to any part of the high seas and it is almost a given that some species of goby is swimming under the deck, and Galadion waters are no exception. A discerning eye will see that this particular goby has a somewhat wider dorsal fin than its counterpart found in the Strait of Merlthor. ",28937,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
829,"While at first glance this anchovy may appear no different from those found in the waters of Limsa Lominsa, one sip of the broth made from its bones will compel even the most captious eater to return to Galadion Bay time and again.",28938,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
830,"The Seventh Umbral Calamity brought violent upheavals to Eorzea's flora and fauna, not the least of which was an explosion of La Noscea's jellyfish population. The fact that they nearly choke the shores of the region is made only slightly bearable by their relatively harmless sting.",29739,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
831,"This barracuda feasts on the flesh of dead fish, leading those who have spied the act to give it the moniker of “ghoul.” However, unlike its namesake, the fish poses little threat to the living, whether they be fish or man.",29722,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
832,"Perhaps because there are too many in the sea to give a unique name to, it is not uncommon for a fish to be called after something on land to which it bears a strong resemblance. Or, in this case, after something to which it bears a scant resemblance.",29723,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
833,"Schools of these fish are often referred to as swimming flowerbeds, so named for their vibrant scales and flower petal shape. A decidedly bashful aquatic flower, some might say, for few have ever had the pleasure of beholding their beauty up close.",28941,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
834,"A razor-fanged fish known to swim in the waters of the Rhotano Sea. Unlike its sister fish found in the Sea of Ash, the Rhotano wahoo has had little choice but to prey upon poisonous fish. Over time, those that survive eventually develop mildly poisonous properties themselves. A trait that can prove fatal to the alchemist who cannot discern between these two otherwise identical siblings.",29728,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
835,"A common and otherwise uninteresting fish whose only redeeming qualities are that it is edible and travels in giant schools. Because they can be caught in such large quantities, beggars are quick to choose this inexpensive fish for a meal that's easy on both their stomach and coinpurse.",29729,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
836,"Normally found inhabiting relatively shallow seafloors, this species is said to be seen in waters as deep as 200 yalms. Researchers speculate a proliferation of these fish in recent years has forced them to seek deeper waters where they can more freely feed.",29730,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
837,"A euryhaline fish that has long since migrated from the frozen waters of Coerthas to the Strait of Merlthor. The warm waters and abundance of food to be found there are said to be why they are able to grow so much larger than their Coerthan kin.",29736,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
838,"Ships that should have the misfortune of encountering this monstrous cephalopod will soon find their keel snapped in twain, then drawn in to the beast's razor-beaked maw, never to be seen again. Or so claimed a captain found clinging to a reef in the northern Strait of Merlthor. Some say the smell of ale on his breath gave the lie to his tale, but any seaman worth their sea salt treads those waters with caution all the same.",29737,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
839,"If the legends are true, this fish came to be when Oschon, god of wanderers and vagrants, cast a stone into the ocean which then gained sentience. Despite this and the passage of countless centuries, however, the stone has somehow yet to realize it has become a fish.",29738,1,1,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
840,"Easily identified by their nuchal hump, jasperheads are highly prized for the unique, calcified stones formed in their bellies, said to match even the most opulent of jewels in color and beauty. The naturalist who named this fish denies all accusations that its nomenclature is at all related to his feud with an ex-colleague.",29719,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
841,"A distant relative of the silver shark, its tarnished, dark grey skin is attributed to the warmer climate of its home near Galadion Bay.",28942,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
842,"The rosy bream is known to have the shortest spawning season of any species of Bianaq bream, and some say it is for this reason their scales boast the richest colors. Even their eggs are an unusually vivid shade of crimson, leading many to believe theirs are the most nutritious and therefore worthy of a steeper price at market.",28939,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
843,"Whether it be because of some long-forgotten affront to their honor or because they collectively forgot their natural shape, no specimen of this blowfish has ever been caught in a deflated state. Although one has never been observed exploding, fishers have given it this moniker in the fear that one day some poor soul might end up with a face full of spines.",29724,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
844,"The sturdy fins of this fish maintain their firmness even bells after they have been wrested from the seas. In fact, by measuring the distance of each fin from the other, many say you can form a triangle whose proportions are as precise as any an arcanist could devise.",28940,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
845,"Even a personage as exalted as the Sultan can be the object of ridicule, as observed in ages past when one of Ul'dah's monarchs mistook the name of a Lalafellin noblewoman. The sultan's detractors wasted no time in naming this fish after his gaffe, although there is much debate as to whose reputation was more damaged by this courtly intrigue─the sultan's, the woman's, or the fish's.",29725,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
846,"Inhabiting the turbulent currents of the Rhotano Sea, the dull crimson of this fish's scales is made even more menacing when the proboscis upon its head shines red. Many a treasure-seeking fisher has been drawn in by its ruby glow, but few have returned with anything save open wounds.",29731,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
847,"To many this shark may look much like the one endemic to the Strait of Merlthor, with its protruding eyes and oddly shaped head. Those familiar with the more obscure aspects of these seaborne predators, however, will note that its skin is a darker shade of black, likely due to the unique organisms present in the waters it inhabits.",29735,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
848,"Insatiable in its appetites, this species of eel tends to be fattier than the varieties found in other parts of Eorzea. If they knew what people on land were calling them, perhaps they would save some of the ocean's prey for the other hungry fish.",29733,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
849,"In contrast to the soaring arcs of its brethren in other parts of the ocean, this fish leaps through the Strait of Merlthor in short, cutting crescents. However, unlike its namesake, two sailors can toss it back and forth for bells and still have all their extremities intact at the end.",29718,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
850,"This fish is often dragged out of the ocean along with the morass of seaweed in which it makes its home. The tangled algae is also its main source of sustenance, resulting in short periods of time in which it must swim through dangerous waters bereft of home or nourishment.",29740,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
851,"The first fishers that spied this wavekin in their nets were astounded by its massive size, but their enthusiasm was soon dampened when they discovered that it had little in the way of edible meat. Although scant, its flavor was appetizing, and culinarians that know how to get the most out of each crab have become prized commodities in Limsa Lominsa.",29741,1,2,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
852,"Historians debate the series of events that led to the discovery of the deep blue this octopus's ink produces, but most agree that it was likely an accident involving an angry cephalopod. Regardless, the results of the incident are well documented: dresses dyed with this ink became so in vogue that merchants were forced to produce imitations as the wavekin's population plummeted.",29734,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
853,"Before the Seventh Umbral Calamity, the Heavenswimmer was never seen in Eorzean waters. However, the destruction wrought that fateful day would bring great change to the ocean's currents, altering the migration patterns of many a fish. It is for that reason the Heavenswimmer can, on occasion, be found swimming the waters of Galadion Bay.",29721,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
854,"Sought after for display in aquariums, demand soared to perilous heights when word spread that Gegeruju would pay handsomely for a Merlthor butterfly. Hearing this, fishers all but threw themselves into the Strait of Merlthor, driving this fish to the brink of extinction. In the end he would have his prize, but at a far greater cost than he realized.",29726,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
855,"Named for its long and perilously sharp bill, many an unsuspecting fisher has found themself a ruin of cuts and gashes when attempting to reel in this predatory beast. (The inherent risk of bringing a fishing hook to a sword fight.)",29727,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
856,"This mollusk is able to absorb and process aether through its gills in such a way that it may forgo eating for days at a time─weeks if necessary. A remarkable trait researchers have been eager to incorporate into submarine propulsion systems.",29742,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
857,"A diminutive fish whose size belies its prodigious spawn. Indeed, so plentiful are its eggs that a single fish can produce a near-inexhaustible supply of roe. All the better for merchants who ply this delectable product to the realm's affluent.",29732,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
858,"A large lobster found in the crisp cold waters of the northern Strait of Merlthor. They are considered a delicacy among the rich and well-to-do of Eorzea, so much so that no banquet can be considered a success without at least one platter of these succulent lobsters on hand.",29720,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
859,"A wise man once said that it is best to be both loved and feared in equal measure─and that is the case for most of the dinichthys with respect to their Sahagin worshipers. This particular specimen, however, is too old, too powerful, and frankly, too tired to bother with all of that, demanding subservience through the sheer amount of terror it inspires.",29743,1,3,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
828,"Sail to any part of the high seas and it is almost a given that some species of goby is swimming under the deck, and Galadion waters are no exception. A discerning eye will see that this particular goby has a somewhat wider dorsal fin than its counterpart found in the Strait of Merlthor. ",28937,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
829,"While at first glance this anchovy may appear no different from those found in the waters of Limsa Lominsa, one sip of the broth made from its bones will compel even the most captious eater to return to Galadion Bay time and again.",28938,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
830,"The Seventh Umbral Calamity brought violent upheavals to Eorzea's flora and fauna, not the least of which was an explosion of La Noscea's jellyfish population. The fact that they nearly choke the shores of the region is made only slightly bearable by their relatively harmless sting.",29739,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
831,"This barracuda feasts on the flesh of dead fish, leading those who have spied the act to give it the moniker of “ghoul.” However, unlike its namesake, the fish poses little threat to the living, whether they be fish or man.",29722,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
832,"Perhaps because there are too many in the sea to give a unique name to, it is not uncommon for a fish to be called after something on land to which it bears a strong resemblance. Or, in this case, after something to which it bears a scant resemblance.",29723,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
833,"Schools of these fish are often referred to as swimming flowerbeds, so named for their vibrant scales and flower petal shape. A decidedly bashful aquatic flower, some might say, for few have ever had the pleasure of beholding their beauty up close.",28941,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
834,"A razor-fanged fish known to swim in the waters of the Rhotano Sea. Unlike its sister fish found in the Sea of Ash, the Rhotano wahoo has had little choice but to prey upon poisonous fish. Over time, those that survive eventually develop mildly poisonous properties themselves. A trait that can prove fatal to the alchemist who cannot discern between these two otherwise identical siblings.",29728,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
835,"A common and otherwise uninteresting fish whose only redeeming qualities are that it is edible and travels in giant schools. Because they can be caught in such large quantities, beggars are quick to choose this inexpensive fish for a meal that's easy on both their stomach and coinpurse.",29729,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
836,"Normally found inhabiting relatively shallow seafloors, this species is said to be seen in waters as deep as 200 yalms. Researchers speculate a proliferation of these fish in recent years has forced them to seek deeper waters where they can more freely feed.",29730,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
837,"A euryhaline fish that has long since migrated from the frozen waters of Coerthas to the Strait of Merlthor. The warm waters and abundance of food to be found there are said to be why they are able to grow so much larger than their Coerthan kin.",29736,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
838,"Ships that should have the misfortune of encountering this monstrous cephalopod will soon find their keel snapped in twain, then drawn in to the beast's razor-beaked maw, never to be seen again. Or so claimed a captain found clinging to a reef in the northern Strait of Merlthor. Some say the smell of ale on his breath gave the lie to his tale, but any seaman worth their sea salt treads those waters with caution all the same.",29737,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
839,"If the legends are true, this fish came to be when Oschon, god of wanderers and vagrants, cast a stone into the ocean which then gained sentience. Despite this and the passage of countless centuries, however, the stone has somehow yet to realize it has become a fish.",29738,1,1,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
840,"Easily identified by their nuchal hump, jasperheads are highly prized for the unique, calcified stones formed in their bellies, said to match even the most opulent of jewels in color and beauty. The naturalist who named this fish denies all accusations that its nomenclature is at all related to his feud with an ex-colleague.",29719,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
841,"A distant relative of the silver shark, its tarnished, dark grey skin is attributed to the warmer climate of its home near Galadion Bay.",28942,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
842,"The rosy bream is known to have the shortest spawning season of any species of Bianaq bream, and some say it is for this reason their scales boast the richest colors. Even their eggs are an unusually vivid shade of crimson, leading many to believe theirs are the most nutritious and therefore worthy of a steeper price at market.",28939,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
843,"Whether it be because of some long-forgotten affront to their honor or because they collectively forgot their natural shape, no specimen of this blowfish has ever been caught in a deflated state. Although one has never been observed exploding, fishers have given it this moniker in the fear that one day some poor soul might end up with a face full of spines.",29724,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
844,"The sturdy fins of this fish maintain their firmness even bells after they have been wrested from the seas. In fact, by measuring the distance of each fin from the other, many say you can form a triangle whose proportions are as precise as any an arcanist could devise.",28940,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
845,"Even a personage as exalted as the Sultan can be the object of ridicule, as observed in ages past when one of Ul'dah's monarchs mistook the name of a Lalafellin noblewoman. The sultan's detractors wasted no time in naming this fish after his gaffe, although there is much debate as to whose reputation was more damaged by this courtly intrigue─the sultan's, the woman's, or the fish's.",29725,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
846,"Inhabiting the turbulent currents of the Rhotano Sea, the dull crimson of this fish's scales is made even more menacing when the proboscis upon its head shines red. Many a treasure-seeking fisher has been drawn in by its ruby glow, but few have returned with anything save open wounds.",29731,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
847,"To many this shark may look much like the one endemic to the Strait of Merlthor, with its protruding eyes and oddly shaped head. Those familiar with the more obscure aspects of these seaborne predators, however, will note that its skin is a darker shade of black, likely due to the unique organisms present in the waters it inhabits.",29735,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
848,"Insatiable in its appetites, this species of eel tends to be fattier than the varieties found in other parts of Eorzea. If they knew what people on land were calling them, perhaps they would save some of the ocean's prey for the other hungry fish.",29733,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
849,"In contrast to the soaring arcs of its brethren in other parts of the ocean, this fish leaps through the Strait of Merlthor in short, cutting crescents. However, unlike its namesake, two sailors can toss it back and forth for bells and still have all their extremities intact at the end.",29718,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
850,"This fish is often dragged out of the ocean along with the morass of seaweed in which it makes its home. The tangled algae is also its main source of sustenance, resulting in short periods of time in which it must swim through dangerous waters bereft of home or nourishment.",29740,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,True
851,"The first fishers that spied this wavekin in their nets were astounded by its massive size, but their enthusiasm was soon dampened when they discovered that it had little in the way of edible meat. Although scant, its flavor was appetizing, and culinarians that know how to get the most out of each crab have become prized commodities in Limsa Lominsa.",29741,1,2,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
852,"Historians debate the series of events that led to the discovery of the deep blue this octopus's ink produces, but most agree that it likely involved an angry cephalopod. Regardless, the results of the incident are well documented: dresses dyed with this ink became so in vogue that merchants were forced to produce imitations as the wavekin's population plummeted.",29734,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
853,"Before the Seventh Umbral Calamity, the Heavenswimmer was never seen in Eorzean waters. However, the destruction wrought that fateful day would bring great change to the ocean's currents, altering the migration patterns of many a fish. It is for that reason the Heavenswimmer can, on occasion, be found swimming the waters of Galadion Bay.",29721,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
854,"Sought after for display in aquariums, demand soared to perilous heights when word spread that Gegeruju would pay handsomely for a Merlthor butterfly. Hearing this, fishers all but threw themselves into the Strait of Merlthor, driving this fish to the brink of extinction. In the end he would have his prize, but at a far greater cost than he realized.",29726,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
855,"Named for its long and perilously sharp bill, many an unsuspecting fisher has found themself a ruin of cuts and gashes when attempting to reel in this predatory beast. (The inherent risk of bringing a fishing hook to a sword fight.)",29727,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
856,"This mollusk is able to absorb and process aether through its gills in such a way that it may forgo eating for days at a time─weeks if necessary. A remarkable trait researchers have been eager to incorporate into submarine propulsion systems.",29742,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
857,"A diminutive fish whose size belies its prodigious spawn. Indeed, so plentiful are its eggs that a single fish can produce a near-inexhaustible supply of roe. All the better for merchants who ply this delectable product to the realm's affluent.",29732,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
858,"A large lobster found in the crisp cold waters of the northern Strait of Merlthor. They are considered a delicacy among the rich and well-to-do of Eorzea, so much so that no banquet can be considered a success without at least one platter of these succulent lobsters on hand.",29720,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
859,"A wise man once said that it is best to be both loved and feared in equal measure─and that is the case for most of the dinichthys with respect to their Sahagin worshipers. This particular specimen, however, is too old, too powerful, and frankly, too tired to bother with all of that, demanding subservience through the sheer amount of terror it inspires.",29743,1,3,False,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
860,"It is said that love is the primary nature of the Twelve, but that was not so when a blasphemous drunkard fell into Galadion Bay. He was cursed to live as a fish with a head retaining his own ale-sodden face. Rather than hide his shame, the drunkfish is known to lure sailors into the water, swimming to the surface knowing full well they will mistake him for a crewmate fallen overboard.",29744,1,4,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
861,"A fish recently discovered in the waters of the southern Strait of Merlthor, named for its resemblance to the Lord of the Whorl. Much like other fish with legendary namesakes, the little Leviathan is anything but small.",29745,1,4,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
862,"Kin to the armorer, the singular foot of this shellbound wavekin is protected with nigh-impregnable scales. The naturalist who discovered it did not hesitate in choosing a name befitting its resilience.",29746,1,4,True,False,1,900,0,True,False,False
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908,"In light of its origin, perhaps it is unsurprising that this coral is thought to be imbued with Thaliak's wisdom. Many even believe that giving a chunk of it a good lick will grant the taster a flash of inspiration─a practice that is both highly frowned upon and widely perpetuated in scholarly circles.",29673,440,0,False,False,3,399,0,True,False,False
909,"Though these mollusks may simply fancy dragon bone for its defensive properties, Coerthan folklore has it that their flesh arose from within it, and that they are themselves, in some sense, bone given new life. Indeed, the influence of lingering wyrm aether would explain their overall lethality...though not their predisposition toward cannibalism.",29678,450,0,False,False,3,397,0,True,False,False
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910,"This wavekin's blue carapace turns a pale rose hue when heat is applied to it; a common sight in the taverns of Wright, where the cast-off shells of growing crabs are fried whole and served with a draught of ale. One crab's trash is a hungry man's pleasure.",30487,460,0,True,False,0,814,2507,True,False,False
911,"This fish is said to have come into being when a pixie, having grown tired of playing princess, dropped a wreath of flower petals into a nearby pond. Any who have seen a school of these wavekin up close will attest that the legend must be true, for the vibrancy of their coloring rivals that of any flowerbed.",30593,460,0,True,False,3,816,0,True,False,False
912,"During spawning season, this wavekin becomes enveloped in milky eggs. A small panic was caused when a citizen of the Crystarium mistook a pregnant fish for a waterborne sin eater, and although the mistake was soon realized, the incident earned the creature this ominous moniker forevermore.",30432,460,0,True,True,3,819,2507,True,True,True
913,"The encroachment of man-eating wavekin tends to cause a frenzy that does more harm than good. In an effort to stem the panic, the soldiers who first discovered these beasts gave them a nickname that belied their cruel nature. Irony is often lost on the general populace, however, and it is unclear how many naive souls have made the mistake of taking the name literally.",30433,460,0,True,True,3,813,2507,True,False,True
914,"The skin of the taimen is known for its durability, and has long been used to make a peculiar form of leather. This particular variety of the wavekin is much larger than the common species, making its by-products well suited for ropes and other materials that bear heavy weights.",30434,460,0,True,True,2,814,2507,True,False,False
915,"This wavekin's name means “wide fish” in the language of the pixies. While it sounds pleasant to the ears of those unfamiliar with that fey tongue, none have thought to ask the creatures themselves what they think of the appellation's poeticism.",30435,460,0,True,True,3,816,2507,True,True,True
916,"After surviving countless duels to the death against other, bigger lobsters, this wavekin emerged victorious atop a mountain of severed claws, only to finally end up on your fishing hook. Its claws snap open and closed, recounting their brutal struggles, but to you it only conjures up the image of a goldsmith delicately taking measures for her next project.",30436,460,0,True,True,2,816,2507,True,False,True
917,"The Viis tell stories of ravenous catfish that lurk just below the surface of shallow lakes, lying in wait until a creature is foolish enough to slake its thirst. For all their wisdom, many a Qitari would fall prey to this trick, and get dragged into the depths along with their accumulated knowledge. That the Viis named this wavekin thusly may indicate which of those losses they viewed to be more egregious. ",30437,460,0,True,True,2,817,2507,True,True,True
918,"None know exactly how the first culinarian to make pancakes was inspired, but many have surmised that this wavekin may have provided at least the initial spark. Delicious as it may look from the outside, any who are unfortunate enough to be drawn in by its innocuous exterior will soon be met with rows of razor-sharp teeth before being smothered in the cephalopod's embrace.",30438,460,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
919,"This wavekin's beauty is rivaled only by its wrath. The Ondo have long prized its shell, but caution their younglings with the tale of a cadre of brave warriors who set out to procure one for their queen. They eventually returned with their prize, but five fewer in number and unwilling to speak about their experience, leaving each subsequent storyteller to fill in the grisly details.",30439,460,0,True,True,1,818,2507,True,True,True
920,"While the metallic shell of this wavekin offers protection from aquatic predators, it proved ineffective against the ingenuity of fishers, who found a market for the rigid material among those who require protection from terrestrial dangers. The sight of it floating just under the water's surface evokes the image of Halone's shield, but divinity only commands so much respect in the face of profit.",30488,345,0,False,False,7,398,0,True,False,False
921,"The bones of this wavekin are uncommonly sturdy and sharp, which led to them being used as hooks by the fishers of the Ruby Sea. Legends abound of the first angler whose mettle was a match for this fish, and each ship captain insists that their version of the tale is the truth.",30489,350,0,False,False,1,613,0,True,False,False
922,"Despite how unappetizing this weed may appear at a glance, enterprising souls have discovered that once it is dried and ground into a fine seasoning, it brings out the flavor of almost any meal. Animals have taken a liking to it as well, and a sprinkling of it in a bucket of feed will have them devouring even the most unpalatable mixture.",30490,355,0,False,False,6,401,0,True,False,False
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416 412 Similar to how the sorcerer fish is able to manipulate its body's fire-aspected aether, the black magefish is able to tap into the ice-aspected aether contained in its phlegmatic humours to perpetually cool its body, allowing it to survive in otherwise deadly molten lava. 12826 150 0 False True 7 398 0 True False False
417 413 The braincase of this dome-headed fish is, unlike the rest of its body, completely transparent and filled with a gel-like substance in which the eyes float. The lack of any even remotely similar creatures in all of the Three Great Continents suggests that this creature may be another one of the Allagan Empire's terrible creations. 12827 180 0 True False True 8 402 2502 True False True
418 414 While able to generate an electric charge with its body, this wavekin does not utilize that charge to subdue its prey, but rather locate it by detecting how the electric waves change after being released. Once the eel has determined where its prey is, it will wrap itself about the creature and strangle it. 12828 150 0 False False 2 398 0 True True False
419 415 The catkiller is a freshwater pike which uses its long, whip-like dorsal fin to impale gaelicats who fly too close to the water's surface. Formerly called a “gaelicatkiller,” the amalgamation of three different words into one was deemed by naturalist circles far too difficult to read and subsequently shortened to its current (albeit equally unceremonious) moniker. 12829 150 0 False False 3 401 0 True False True
420 416 This colossal wavekin is, in fact, little more than a common bonytongue that has grown to an enormous size in the relatively safe waters of the Dravanian hinterlands. This phenomenon, however, has allowed scholars to form a correlation between the size of a bonytongue and the softness of its tongue. 12830 180 0 True False False 3 399 2501 True True False
421 417 Whereas most of the known world shies away from the fetid odor emitted by Illuminati perch, the Thaliak caiman seems drawn to it, refusing to eat any other manner of flesh if a perch is detected in the vicinity. This eating habit has made the scalekin a target of Illuminati fishers, who will employ heavy crossbows in an attempt to protect the fish (that they eventually plan on catching and eating themselves). 12831 150 0 False False 2 399 0 True True False
422 418 Even with several live specimens having been caught and returned to Ul'dah for further study, many naturalists still deny the existence of magma-dwelling fish such as the lavalord, and dismiss the finding of their peers as lies concocted to gain fame. 12832 180 0 True False True 7 398 2501 True True True
423 419 All existing samples of the tupuxuara─an ancient breed of wyvern─have been discovered in the Aetherochemical Research Facility on Azys Lla. If these were indeed created in the Allagan Empire's laboratories, it would make the creatures several thousand years old. 12833 150 0 False False 6 402 0 True True False
424 420 Despite the fear-inducing moniker, this flying cephalopod neither sups on blood nor transforms into a bat. Rumors that it does not cast a shadow are unfounded, and all manner of stakes, from oak, to iron, to granite, to cermet, have been found effective in impaling this rather peaceful creature of the clouds. 12834 150 0 False False 6 401 0 True False False
425 421 Inside the storm chaser's belly lives a unique type of yeast which breaks down food to create a lighter-than-air gas which allows the fish to float. Short bursts of this gas from its rectum are used for propulsion. Yes, you read that correctly. 12835 180 0 False False 6 400 0 True False False
426 422 Sharlayan scholars deemed the berserker betta to be one of the most violent breeds of the already infamously violent family of betta. Despite having little to no chance of subduing a target, berserker betta will repeatedly attack fish three to four times larger than itself. This natural-born stubbornness has ensured the berserker population remains relatively small. 12836 180 0 True False False 2 399 2501 True False True
427 423 During spawning season, a female capelin's belly will be so full of eggs that the fish will almost double in size, making the wavekin a favorite amongst egg-loving Qiqirn. 12837 180 0 True False True 3 397 2500 True True False
428 424 Markedly more developed than the proto-hropken, the slightest hint of intelligence can be sensed when staring into this abomination's eyes. 13727 180 0 True False True 8 402 2502 True False True
429 425 Oft found thriving beneath the surface of the permanently frozen lakes of northern Coerthas, these shell-less mollusks wield a half-dozen scourge-like tentacles to throttle, asphyxiate, and then rend apart their prey. 13728 180 0 True False False 3 397 2500 True True True
430 426 Popular prey for dragonflies, who are said to only require a single adult to sate their appetites, this close cousin of the Abalathian smelt is abundant in the slightly warmer waters of the Dravanian forelands. 13729 150 0 False False 2 398 0 True False False
431 427 Scholars of marine life believe that heavens coral is merely blue coral that, after prolonged exposure to high concentrations of wind-aspected aether, have taken on a lighter blue tint. 13730 180 0 True False True 6 401 2502 True True True
432 428 During the daylight hours these cousins of the manasail sleep clinging to the undersides of the many islets comprising the Sea of Clouds. When the sun begins to set and the skies bleed orange and red, the sunsails simultaneously take to the cooling skies to feed. 13731 180 0 True False False 6 400 2501 True True True
433 429 Another variety of wavekin introduced to the Thaliak River by goblin fishers, the foreign bass poses a threat to the watershed's native flora and fauna by consuming nearly anything that is not a rock. 13732 180 0 True False True 2 399 2501 True True True
434 430 In addition to being diamond-hard, the shell of the lava snail can also block nearly all the heat from molten lava. Heat-resistant armor crafted by stringing together thousands of the shells has been known to sell for small fortunes. 14215 180 0 True False True 7 398 2501 True False True
435 431 The deep orange patterns on this wavekin's skin are similar to those found on several varieties of highly poisonous mushrooms. This convenient trait helps protect the salamander from hungry predators despite not possessing any toxins in its body...and being quite delicious. The amber salamander, himself, is aware of this fact, and will sometimes resort to cannibalism when other food is scarce. 14211 180 0 True False False 2 398 2501 True True False
436 432 The gnomefish is a gruesome creature that lives most of its life cowering beneath boulders in still or slow-moving waters so as to avoid being devoured by other larger fish. The tigerfish is one of these predators and will lurk nearby such boulders waiting for the rare occasion on which a gnomefish emerges to feed. 14212 180 0 True False False 2 399 2501 True False False
437 433 While its ancestors may have been wavekin, subsequent generations' extended exposure to submarine wind crystals has aided the fleece stingray's evolution into its current form. Great flocks (schools?) of the white-bellied rays are sometimes mistaken for swift-moving rain clouds. 14213 180 0 True False False 6 401 2502 True False True
438 434 The function of the enlarged comb which protrudes from the center of the nyctosaur's head has yet to be determined by the realm's naturalists, with some scholars believing it stores water, much like a dromedary's hump, while other believe it to be a hollow chamber which serves to deepen and amplify mating calls. 14214 180 0 True False False 6 400 2501 True False False
439 435 The crozier-like bioluminescent proboscis dangling from the priestfish's forehead attracts prey in the murky depths of the pools in which this distant cousin of the monkfish resides. 14216 180 0 True False True 3 397 2500 True False False
440 436 The shells of these freshwater mollusks are so impenetrable that local fishers have dubbed them “the Fury's shields.” Luckily, prying them from the rocks upon which they live is as simple as sliding a knife beneath their shells and giving a slight pull upwards. 14217 180 0 True False True 3 397 2500 True False False
441 437 Similar to an electric eel, the near-blind oliphant's trunk emits low-frequency electrical pulses into surrounding waters in order to better locate its prey. 14218 180 0 True False False 8 402 2502 True True True
442 438 For centuries, the legend of Saint Daniffen and the Kraken was thought to be only that─a fantastical tale spun by the See to beatify the life of an otherwise kindly, yet ordinary, man. That is, until a giant cephalopod was found lurking in a mountain lake. 14219 180 0 True False True 3 397 2500 True False False
443 439 Sharlayan scholars who studied this peculiar variety of catfish at length before returning to their homeland claim that the species is not a wavekin like its cousins, but rather a scalekin that, after many eons residing in water, shed its legs for fins. 14220 180 0 True False False 2 399 2501 True False True
444 440 There was once a young fisher-cum-sorceress who, cursing the fact she was born with only two hands with which to carry her myriad tackle, called upon the power of unseen spirits to ensorcell a bucket to transport her catch...only to watch it sink to the bottom of a lake when her concentration was broken by a crayfish nipping at her ankles. 15439 180 0 False True 3 397 0 True False False
445 441 So plump does this rare Coerthan puffer grow when intimidated, that anglers began playfully comparing the fish to the bursting-with-coin purses oft flaunted by Ishgardian nobles. 15626 180 0 True True 3 397 0 True False False
446 442 One morning, while on patrol, a knight hailing from Falcon's Nest spied the fallen corpse of a yeti near one of Dragonspit's bubbling pools. Upon further investigation, he determined the cause of death to be a massive urchin spine embedded in the creature's foot. An Ishgardian naturalist who later examined the spine estimated the original urchin at several yalms in diameter...give or take several yalms. 15627 180 0 True True 3 397 2500 True False False
447 443 This oversized battle galley with a tendency to stun its prey by ramming it with its sharp, pointed jaw, was named after a legendary steam-powered ship built by the Holy See to patrol the waters of the Bloodbrine Sea. 15628 180 0 True True 2 397 2500 True False False
448 444 Lost between drunken tales of swallowing Lalafells whole and swallowing a whole lot of Lalafells, is a hushed yarn spun in smoky taverns about a shadowhisker with an unnatural appetite for slightly larger prey─dragons. 15629 180 0 True True 2 398 2501 True False True
449 445 If the clickings of the Vath braveheart are to be believed, the soul of this elusive warmwater bichir rises each night from the Smoldering Wastes to invade his mind and torment his dreams. 15630 180 0 True True 3 398 2501 True True True
450 446 This mountain-dwelling tortoise will heat its shell until it glows meteor red, then leap from its lava pool, falling back first onto its prey to both slay and cook it in one fell stroke. 15631 180 0 True True 7 398 2501 True False False
451 447 While the Thaliak River with its majestic waterfall the Tipped Ewer is home to countless creatures large and small, only one has the size, strength, and cunning to be crowned “king.” 15632 180 0 True True 3 399 0 True False False
452 448 Incomparable size combined with a decided lack of pigment in this noontide oscar's skin invokes comparisons to the great white dragon, Vidofnir. 15633 180 0 True True 3 400 2501 True True False
560 556 This fish's aerodynamic green fins allow it to jump to conclusions rather than go through the motions. The Auri Xaela, who know a thing or two about shortcuts, regard the steppe skipper as a portent of good things to come. 20128 230 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
561 557 Azim in the sky is said to partake of this fish fit for a god, though you'll want to think twice before partaking yourself, as the parasites that riddle its body have proven potentially fatal to less-than-divine diners. 20130 225 0 False False 3 622 0 True False False
562 558 Devoted disciple of the Dawn Father who battles his sworn enemy for control of the Azim Steppe, and rises as his rival sets. 20132 230 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
563 559 Migratory fish with a giant curtain-like dorsal fin, which it lifts to move along until the day it bows out in its final act. 20138 230 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
564 560 The winsome-faced bottom-feeder wields its fin with the dexterity of a finger, delicately digging into the riverbed to dine on only the finest sediment. 20031 230 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
565 561 A fish held in the highest esteem by desert denizens, who deem it a gift from the Dusk Mother herself. It's edible, but far from transcendent. 20080 230 0 True False False 3 622 0 True False False
566 562 A stable source of sustenance through times both thick and thin, these eels have had a profound impact on the culinary culture of Doma, but attempts to farm them have thus far met with failure. 20124 230 0 True False False 3 614 0 True True False
567 563 Sharing color with the metal alloy of its name, this fish has been chromatically cultivated to achieve a variety of metallic hues, resulting in warehouse-worths of industrial fish. 20125 230 0 True False False 3 622 0 True False False
568 564 Unlike its purportedly “lucky” brethren, encountering this withering-grass-colored variety of steppe skipper is regarded as an omen of ill fortune among nomads. Dry humor is often lost on the superstitious. 20129 230 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
569 565 This fish receives its melancholy moniker from the Xaela, its azure hue conjuring the lachrymose image of a heavenly drop into a pool of sorrow. 20131 230 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
570 566 Devoted disciple of the Dusk Mother who battles her sworn enemy for control of the Azim Steppe, and waxes as her nemesis wanes. 20133 230 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
571 567 Xaela archers often present offerings of this high-strung arciform fish to their gods before venturing forth on the hunt. 20134 230 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
572 568 This celadon swimmer sports a semi-precious shade of green more befitting an amphibian. 20135 230 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
573 569 Coated with manifold sheets of interlocking polyfibrous scales capable of deflecting high-velocity harpoons, this is a fish that lives up to its name. 20140 230 0 True False False 3 614 0 True False False
574 570 Were it not for the work of these diligent custodians, the One River would be awash in waterweeds. Day in and day out, these unsung heroes dutifully embark upon the thankless task of maintaining their ecosystem by devouring mass quantities of unsavory aquatic grass. 20027 245 0 True False False 2 614 0 True True False
575 571 Glaring across a battlefield of blue, the purple-belted combatant hovers unflinching, unyielding about his territory. His stoic features betray no emotion, his mind remains clear as the limpid sea, ready and unhesitant to render his life to defend his honor. 20028 245 0 True False False 2 614 0 True False False
576 572 Though the breed is generally deemed unfit for consumption, the Mol nevertheless persist in fishing for them per the bidding of their holy men; a case of faith operating contrary to nature's plan. 20044 245 0 True False False 2 622 0 True False False
577 573 The finest papermakers of Doma have yet to create a sheet so blindingly white as this species, which has become a symbol of purity customarily present as good luck at local weddings. 20115 245 0 True False False 2 614 0 True False False
578 574 Though oft found in the aquariums of well-to-do merchants who fancy themselves the living incarnations of imperious, fire-breathing serpents, any relationship between this fish and the mystical creature of legend is purely metaphorical. 20116 245 0 True False False 2 614 0 True False False
579 575 A favorite of Ganen, the first Doman king. Per the local jus primae piscis practice, the first-caught fish of each season would be the lord's to dine on that night. 20117 245 0 True False False 2 614 0 True False False
580 576 Scales that absorb a citrine pigment in the waters of Prism Lake to glimmer like gold. As for its flavor, one is reminded of the age-old adage “All that glitters isn't food.” 20052 260 0 True False False 3 614 0 True False False
581 577 Is it a blue carp that came to thrive amid like-colored waters, or a carp that became blue in order to thrive? Whether the trait was inherited or acquired, the distinct azure tint of this species blends perfectly into its native habitat. 20053 260 0 True False False 3 614 0 True False False
582 578 According to the old wives' tale, swaddling Raubahn would bite into big beefy bits of this fish, bones and all, before his milk teeth had grown in. According to the man himself, the tale is wildly apocryphal, but the name stuck nevertheless. 20076 260 0 True False False 3 620 0 True False True
583 579 The bulging eyes that endow this fish with expanded peripheral vision also give it its voyeuristic moniker and scandalous reputation. 20077 260 0 True False False 3 620 0 True False False
584 580 Fish known to grow as long as a boastful Gyr Abanian fisherman's arms can stretch. 20079 260 0 True False False 3 620 0 True False False
585 581 Known to Hingans as the “great king,” this rare kraken maintains a shroud of mystery, only surfacing from deep-sea depths when it truly needs a release. 20104 260 0 True False False 1 613 0 True False False
586 582 When a ship draws near, this tiny little sucker billows out like the Hingan garment for which it is named, transmogrifying to mammoth proportions before dragging sailors from their decks to the depths, or so an old sailor sings. 20105 260 0 True False False 1 613 0 True False False
587 583 With a taste as smooth and crystal clear as its name, one bite of this tuna will have you half-full of optimism. 20110 260 0 True False False 1 613 0 True False False
588 584 There's a whale of a tale about a beast of a fish that eluded the grasp of fishers time and again, but couldn't avoid fate when a novice ninja inadvertently cast a raiton spell down to a random point in the river. 20114 260 0 True False False 2 614 0 True False True
589 585 This eastern relative of the northern pike demonstrates the ranged-attack prowess of an Ala Mhigan pikeman upon his prey, when not himself impaled upon a fisher's spear. 20141 260 0 True False False 2 612 0 True False True
590 586 Pity the poor minotaur who had the ill fortune of treading upon this fish's fatal fin, pricked under-hoof with a potent poison that gradually reduced the colossal creature to a mere carcass. 20025 275 0 True False False 9 621 0 True False False
591 587 To spear this shark with a single harpoon is a Kojin rite of passage, a custom lending itself to easy innuendo and foisting an undeservedly tawdry reputation upon the shark. 20034 275 0 True False True 1 613 0 True True True
592 588 Prized by Hingans for its myriad culinary uses. You can barbecue it, boil it, broil it, bake it, or sauté it. It's good pan-fried, deep-fried, or stir-fried. There's Zekki skewers, Zekki soup, Zekki stew, Zekki salad, and more, but a true native prefers it raw. 20038 275 0 True False False 1 613 0 True False False
593 589 Where freshwater leaves this soft-shelled chelonian exposed, the briny waters of its natural habitat serve to calcify its carapace into an impregnable underwater fortress. 20039 275 0 True False False 9 621 0 True False False
594 590 This fish is in the unique habit of entering a catatonic, simulated death state in order to survive the dry season, appearing not unlike an ascetic deep in meditation. 20073 275 0 True False False 3 620 0 True False True
595 591 This hunter's streamlined brow is tailored to nabbing small fry and insects, and casts a striking contrast against the lofty peaks of Gyr Abania it inhabits. 20075 275 0 True False False 3 620 0 True False False
596 592 This crescent-bodied fish may resemble a Gyr Abanian blade in shape, but as a weapon is better suited to slapping than slashing. 20078 275 0 True False False 3 620 0 True False False
597 593 Clad in the helm and breastplate nature provided it, this hardheaded nautical juggernaut fears nothing in the open sea, and will launch itself headlong at boats that dare cross its path, occasionally capsizing them. 20109 275 0 True False False 1 613 0 True False False
598 594 A compound of the Hingashi terms “kotsu,” meaning “bone,” and “zetsu,” meaning “tongue,” referring to the oral harpoon this fish uses to spear its prey. Its tail is known to grow scarlet with age and bloodguilt. 20119 275 0 True False False 2 614 0 True False False
599 595 Odd fish that answers the juvenile riddle “What's black and white and ends in a sordid tail?”, its existence stands as a testament to the simultaneous wonder and perversity of nature. 20122 275 0 True False False 3 614 0 True True False
600 596 Occasionally, nature gets it right on the first try, as evidenced by this predator's sustained reign atop the aquatic food chain. Perfectly at home in the bloodstained waters of the Ruby Sea, the voracious hunter has had no particular need to adapt or evolve since antiquity. 20018 300 0 True False False 1 613 2505 True False True
601 597 Underneath the undulating currents she flits and flutters, her elegantly decorated dorsal fin darting and dancing hither and thither as though celebrating a glorious triumph, hence her association with victory in local folklore. 20019 290 0 True False False 3 620 0 True False False
602 598 The lay fish seem to avert their eyes as this heaven-sent beauty floats gracefully among them, purifying the waters with her celestial presence as she swims along. 20021 290 0 True False False 2 614 0 True True False
603 599 Deep undercover in the seabed, the killer creeps, inching closer and closer to his crustacean mark before lunging with lethal force to shell it alive. Diners had best take caution as well, as the delicate bones that enable his swift, precise movements pose a formidable culinary challenge. 20022 290 0 True False True 1 613 0 True False False
604 600 The arduous sister of the seraphim shines the glorious sunlit streaks of her Dawn Father against the ominous night sky of her Dusk Mother, and is said to be birthed from the very beads off their battle-wet brows. 20024 290 0 True False False 3 622 2505 True False False
605 601 This breed indigenous to the streams of the Azim Steppe protects its eggs by laying them into the calcareous shells of freshwater mollusks, endowing the offspring with a distinctly acrid flavor. 20030 300 0 True False True 2 622 2505 True True True
606 602 Wherever there are damselfish in distress, this gallant champion shall gallop heroically to the rescue. Bred in the harshest saltwater climes, this noble steed is up to the challenge come hells or high-saline water. 20035 290 0 True False False 9 621 0 True False False
607 603 With its sawlike upper jaw this aquatic artist chisels, scrapes, and carves away at rock salt deposits for days on end, tinkering away at a mysterious form that often bears a curious resemblance to the phoebad. 20040 300 0 True False True 9 621 2503 True True True
608 604 Many a diver's gaze has been diverted by the iridescent white orbs that shine forth from this fish's face. The relative safety of its saltwater lake environs has allowed the otherwise conspicuous species to remain as it was ages ago. 20041 290 0 True False False 9 621 0 True False False
609 605 If ever you need aquariophiles to talk amongst themselves, give them this topic: despite its metallic hue and menacing silhouette, the steelshark is neither steel, nor a shark. Discuss. 20043 290 0 True False False 3 620 0 True False True
610 606 From the Hingan meaning “herald of the spring” denoting the seasonal phenomenon wherein scores upon scores of freshly hatched fry ride the currents en masse from the Ruby Sea out to the Indigo Deep. 20048 290 0 True False False 1 613 2505 True False False
611 607 Robed in luxurious scales radiating with a distinct nacreous sheen, one is tempted to reach out and feel the fabric of its scales, which are disappointingly slimy. Theories abound as to how it ended up in Plum Spring, but none in particular prevail. 20051 300 0 True False True 3 614 2505 True False True
612 608 Its name comprising the Hingan terms “hana,” meaning nose, and “tatsu,” to stand, the peculiar branchlike protuberance for which this breed has come to be known is believed to be a development to help conceal it within the reef. 20054 290 0 True False False 1 628 2505 True False False
613 609 Custom once dictated that in order to call oneself a freelance proper, the sellsword first had to reel in this fish of prodigious proportions. 20074 300 0 True False False 3 620 0 True False True
614 610 Fishermen willing to cross blades with this sharp-nosed billfish are in for a scrumptious treat, should they survive the battle. 20100 300 0 True False True 1 613 2505 True True True
615 611 Found only in Yanxia's Plum Spring, the locals have predictably dreamt up some self-congratulatory inspirational fiction recounting how the fish was moved to scale mountains in hopes of spying the town's prize blossoms, because what other possible explanation could there be? 20121 290 0 True False False 3 614 0 True False False
616 612 This shark's “gator” misnomer, deriving from its Shishu origins, can be deceptive, but there is no mistaking the bloodthirsty “zekki” element, which essentially equates to “indiscriminate killer” in Hingan. 20103 290 0 True False False 1 613 0 True False False
617 613 Devastated by her husband's infidelities, the fisherman's wife hanged herself one night in the woods, and her visage would come to haunt him each day, upon the face of every fish he caught. 20142 300 0 True False True 3 612 2503 True True True
618 614 Though bred specially for traversing the five seas and beyond, this captivating cloudkin slipped away from his stables before his swimming lessons were complete, and as a result, can barely keep upright in water without the aid of his trusty life preserver. 20524 80 0 False False 1 137 0 True True False
619 615 Miniature namesake of the sea serpent Llymlaen is said to have loosed upon the world alongside Thalaos, and the diminutive breed is possessed of a temper akin to that of a little Thalaos. 20143 80 0 True False 1 137 0 True False True
620 616 When spawning, the head and tail of the Gyr Abanian chub take on a lustrous hue. It is commonly believed that this change in color drastically improves the fish's otherwise mundane flavor. 20785 205 0 False False 2 612 0 True False False
621 617 A close relative of the hanatatsu, this sea horse has a body that almost exactly mimics the appearance of the coral in which it lives. So complete is this disguise, that some liken it to a ninja. Of the sea. 20786 210 0 False False 1 613 0 True False False
622 618 It is said that this brightly colored marimo is the soul of a fair maid who cast herself into a lake after being publicly spurned by a lover of superior social standing. Those who profess belief in this folktale are oddly unperturbed by the existence of more than one maiden's heart. 20787 215 0 False False 3 614 0 True False False
623 619 This species of salmon swims in the Velodyna and Hathoeva rivers. The people of Gyr Abania mark its journey upstream as a sure sign that the seasons have turned. 20788 220 0 False False 2 612 0 True False False
624 620 Warriors once hunted these snapping turtles to fashion shields from their shells, hence the descriptive name. Others, however, have long valued the creature for the invigorating properties of its flesh, either consumed directly or distilled into a potent tonic. 20789 225 0 False False 3 620 0 True False False
625 621 A freshwater fish, so named for its resemblance to the vestments worn by the cardinals of Ishgard's orthodox faith. 21174 300 0 True False False 3 612 2503 True True True
626 622 This fish is covered in lumpy protrusions and attaches itself to riverbeds with a sucker-like abdominal fin. In a somewhat disappointing discovery, naturalists found that the skin of a rockfish is far less rigid than its stony appearance would suggest. 21175 300 0 True False False 3 620 2503 True True True
627 623 This variety of Eastern sunfish makes its home in the Ruby Sea. Local fisherfolk named it for its passing resemblance to a floating log, though outsiders struggle to see the similarities. 21176 300 0 True False False 1 613 2505 True True True
628 624 Upon sensing a threat to its safety, this vibrantly colored fish discharges a weak jolt of lightning-aspected energy. Though far from lethal, the sudden shock has caused many an unwary fisherman to inadvertently release his precious catch. 21177 300 0 True False False 3 614 2505 True True False
630 626 This brightly hued cousin to the common catfish is known for literally biting off far more than it can chew─fishers oft netting weakened or dead specimens having swallowed prey too large for their narrow gullets. 22392 320 0 True False False 3 635 2503 True False True
631 627 With scales that sparkle like solid gold, this distant freshwater relative to the mahi-mahi is sometimes referred to by local fishers as a “river coeurl” due to its voracious appetite and violent temperament. 22389 320 0 True False False 2 612 2503 True True False
632 628 Possibly not fully comprehending the inherent danger in provoking an animal with the words “alligator” and “snapping” in its name, Gyr Abanian freelancers readily partake in a harrowing drinking game that involves downing a flagon of bitter salt ale after poking and prodding one of these ill-tempered turtles' tender noses with their bare hands. 22391 320 0 True False False 3 620 2503 True False True
633 629 Named such for its uncanny ability to break underwater salt formations with its cog-like teeth, this gluttonous specimen feeds on the tiny fish that are left in the wake of its destruction. And while those fry would disagree, salt collectors who work the bleached shores of the Lochs treat saltmill sightings as a symbol of providence. 22394 320 0 True False False 9 621 2503 True False True
634 630 Also known as the hanahige (or “flower beard”) eel by fishers of the Ruby Sea, this narrow-bodied wavekin surprisingly begins its life completely black, only taking on the brilliant blues and yellows for which it is revered after reaching adulthood. 22396 320 0 True False False 1 628 2505 True False False
635 631 The bonsai fish's resemblance to a leafy tree branch protects the surface-swimming wavekin from hungry birds looking for their next meal. 22395 320 0 True False False 2 641 2505 True False False
636 632 With needle-tipped dorsal and ventral fins, and coarse skin reminiscent of rough-spun linen, triplespines have been known to cause irritation in the fishers who make their livelihood handling the unique wavekin. 22390 320 0 True False False 0 613 2505 True True False
637 633 A thin-skinned cousin of the koromo octopus─the name usuginu literally meaning “light cloth”─this majestic cephalopod is favored by Hingan gourmands for its firm, muscular tentacles which are eaten both raw and boiled. 22393 320 0 True False False 1 613 2505 True False False
638 634 One of a red prismfish's defense mechanisms includes a slight discharge of bodily heat that will serve to frighten a predator. However, so imbued with the element fire are some of the wavekin that they have been known to boil themselves when tossed in cookpots...or so fishers say. 22397 320 0 True False False 3 614 2505 True True False
639 635 Myriad nomad tribes of the Azim Steppe have taken to calling this otherwise unremarkable member of the gourami family “elder” for its twin beard-like ventral fins. 22398 320 0 True False False 2 622 2505 True False True
640 636 Despite its existence being little more than a rumor, nine out of ten sailors will swear (like sailors) on their grandmothers' graves that the fabled shrieker is nearly identical in appearance to the almost-as-fabled Olgoi-Khorkhoi. 23054 290 0 True False False 1 613 2505 True False False
641 637 A life of solitude in the aether-starved depths of Prism Lake has left this miniature carp devoid of both color and aspect. 23055 290 0 True False False 3 614 2505 True False False
642 638 Though the modifier suggests an aspect to fire, this unique wavekin found only in Prism Lake lacks a definite aetherial charge─a trait that ultimately serves as a death sentence for the short-lived species. 23056 320 0 True False False 3 614 2505 True False False
643 639 Countless are the fishers who have cast their lines hoping to be the first to land this elusive prize─their hooks worn by the wavekin in defiance. 23057 320 0 True True 3 635 2503 True False False
644 640 The dorsal fin of this king among killifish is so brilliantly blue that the item was once prized by noblewomen, who would use the appendages as fans at social gatherings...that is until their stench saw them fall out of fashion. 23058 320 0 True True 3 612 2503 True False True
645 641 Every time the largest of their school is caught, the cardinalfish hold an underwater conclave to select a new Archbishop. Or so the Vault's pious tell their bastards in the Brume before tucking them into bed. 23059 320 0 True True 3 612 2503 True True False
646 642 There are those who believe that this enormous Enid shrimp's claws are so powerful that they can sever the very bonds of marriage. Then there are some who simply believe the claws go best with hot clarified butter. 23060 320 0 True True 3 620 2503 True False True
647 643 Despite extended research into the behavior, scholars have been unable to determine exactly why this peculiar variety of rapids jumper feels inclined to constantly travel up and down stream, the prevailing hypothesis currently being “just because.” 23061 320 0 True True 2 620 2503 True True False
648 644 Countless summers swimming in heavily salinated waters have fostered the growth of salt crystals around the eyes of this near-blind, yet bedazzled wavekin. 23062 320 0 True True 9 621 2503 True False True
649 645 Domans have long set great store by natural remedies such as infusions made with ground hanatatsu. And as is the case with most of these remedies, the bigger the specimen, the more potent the final product is believed to be─the key word here being “believed.” 23063 320 0 True True 1 628 2505 True False False
650 646 Lauded by gourmands as one of the most succulent fish in the world, consumption of this delicacy comes with a risk─the flesh can prove extremely deadly unless prepared in a precise manner. Still, those who have survived claim it was worth the gamble. Those who have died were not available for comment. 23064 320 0 True True 1 641 2505 True False False
651 647 For this ancient harutsuge, spring never comes, and while her brethren follow the warm currents to the Indigo Deep, she remains to rule the Ruby Tide in royal solitude. 23065 320 0 True True 1 613 2505 True True False
652 648 Every year a handful of foolish youths from Sui–no–Sato will set out into the Ruby Sea in search of Rakshasa─lord of the Zekki gators and one of the fastest predators of the deep─and every year, all fail to return. Though, this year's foolish youths claim they have a good feeling about their chances. 23066 320 0 True True 1 613 2505 True False True
653 649 This wavekin was aptly dubbed Bokuden─wandering swordsman of legend─after a territorial scuffle saw three score samurai fish float to the surface of the waters before Doma Castle. 23067 320 0 True True 2 614 2505 True True False
667 663 This giant loach will use its powerful fins to propel itself to the top of low waterfalls where it will lie in wait, fighting against the current, until it spots suitable prey in the pool below. Once its sights have been set, the loach will leap off the edge and subdue its prey from above. 24208 340 0 True True 2 612 2503 True False True
668 664 The ruthlessness this wavekin has shown hoarding a lake's prey to the point of starving all other chubs in the area has earned it rightful comparisons to Thanalan's infamous Corpse Brigade. 24209 340 0 True True 2 612 2503 True True True
669 665 It is said that this Abalathian salamander achieved such prodigious girth by lapping up the tears shed by the countless mourners to have visited the lichyard at Hidden Tear since the Calamity. 24210 340 0 True True 3 620 2503 True False True
670 666 A pair of large bulging eyes have earned this wavekin the unfortunate moniker Hemon─the same name as an infamous Peeping Tom who was executed after being caught spying on the mad king Theodoric's wife as she soaked in her chambers. 24211 340 0 True True 3 620 2503 True True True
671 667 Fisher monks of the Gyr Abanian Peaks claim this wavekin escaped death during the Calamity by entering a deep meditative state. Five summers later, upon attaining true enlightenment, the meditator awoke, and now swims the highland waters once more. 24212 340 0 True True 3 620 2503 True False True
672 668 Only one in every thousand thousand killifish are born with a light golden hue for which collectors will literally commit regicide...or at least abduction. 24213 340 0 True True 2 641 2505 True True False
673 669 A bastardization of the Eorzean word “coeurl,” this uniquely patterned wavekin's name was given by Doman fishers who had read of the legendary leonine beasts of the Far West in poorly translated copies of Gridania's foremost publication, <Emphasis>The Raven</Emphasis>. 24214 340 0 True True 1 613 2505 True True True
674 670 As most of the sumptuous wavekin are snatched up by Far Eastern fishers, rarely does a snake eel reach the size of this monstrous serpent. 24215 340 0 True True 1 613 2505 True False True
697 693 Scholars have yet to determine the functionality of the massive spine that protrudes from the specimen's head, reaching back almost to its dorsal fin. Some claim it to be a means of delivering poison to would-be predators, while others suggest it may be an antenna that aids in the location of prey. 24990 340 0 True True 2 612 2503 True True False
698 694 Lack of a fully developed jawbone has forced this fish to find other ways to feed─namely by swallowing up large swaths of seafloor mud to sup on the insignificant species that wriggle and writhe within. As such, the drepanaspis exhibits no interest in normal prey, making it a difficult catch for enterprising fishers. 24991 340 0 True True 3 620 2503 True False True
699 695 Male stethacanthus vie for reproductive supremacy amongst their species by focusing internal aetherial energy to engender queer saline growths upon their dorsal fins─the size of which is the sole factor in the females' selection of a suitable mate. The crystals can swell to sizes so large that they oft render the wavekin completely motionless. 24992 340 0 True True 9 621 2503 True True False
700 696 Its name known to strike fear into babes and fishers alike, tales of this saltwater legend have been told for nigh on a thousand summers. The most popular telling has that the Ruby Dragon was once a great auspice who willingly succumbed to the aramitama that he might be freed from its burden. 24993 340 0 True True 1 613 2505 True True True
701 697 Possessed of both a dorsal fin not unlike a crescent moon, and a tail fin not unlike the rising sun, this distinctive wavekin is believed by nomads of the Azim Steppe to be the corporeal manifestation of the Dusk Mother and Dawn Father's love for their children on Hydaelyn. 24995 340 0 True True 3 622 2505 True True True
702 698 The seven sets of small fins arranged along its length were first believed to be eyes, lending this wavekin its name. Its secretions are said to be effective against ocular ailments—it would seem its discoverer did not think to rub their eyes with eel oil before leaping to judgment. 26746 300 0 False False 3 813 0 True False False
703 699 This wavekin is named for its resemblance to a blade of sharp, thin crystal─so much so that rumor has it the Crystal Exarch once mistakenly attempted to open his correspondence with one. 27417 345 0 True False False 3 819 0 True False False
708 704 A flat white fish that resembles the spotless crockery of a tea drinker indisposed to spillage. Its underside is a vivid purple─hang around in taverns long enough, and you're bound to hear the tale of how the clean saucer got its bruised bottom sooner or later. 27428 345 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
709 705 With its white and red eyes, long earlike fins and proclivity for hopping to and fro on the surface of the water, this wavekin would seem to be a rabbit born in the wrong body. Scholars hypothesize that they feed mainly on carrots, but this is as yet unconfirmed. 27429 345 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
710 706 An albino subspecies of the official balls common to Il Mheg. Scholars believe that the ancestors of these freshwater wavekin were shunned by their brightly colored cousins and fled to Lakeland to begin a new life, free from pigment-based prejudice. 27426 345 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
711 707 A wavekin stained a vibrant amber hue from tip to tail. Some say that this curious coloration serves as protection from the blazing rays of the Flood. Those of a more fabulous bent insist that its yellow belly is but a physical manifestation of its cowardly nature. 27430 345 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
712 708 These highly territorial wavekin spawn in the seas off the Isle of Ken, tearing into any aquatic creatures fool enough to stray into their waters with rows of razor-sharp teeth. Their dominion over the island's waves has led some fishers to dub them the “Ken Masters.” 27436 370 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
713 709 A ferocious hunter that lurks in shallow waters, waiting for its prey to stray too close before it strikes. When its pure white body bursts through the surface of a blood-stained lake, it resembles nothing more than a blob of fresh cream atop a rolanberry coulis. But with more teeth. 27431 345 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
714 710 These scavengers of the deep have a habit of breaking open the heads of drowned sailors with their oversized pincers, before feasting on the grey goodness within and taking up residence in the cleaned-out crania. This earns them few friends in sailing circles. 27438 345 0 True False False 2 814 0 True False False
715 711 The sweet, chewy flesh of these mollusks, flavored with aromatic herbs, is a staple of Kholusian cuisine. The culinary tome “Of Ye Kholusian Kytchenne” also lists recipes for the waffle wasp and the mousse louse─the only known reference to either creature. This has led some scholars to doubt the book's authenticity. 27439 345 0 True False False 2 814 0 True False False
716 712 A familiar face to all those living along Watts River, this fish has long been an important source of protein for the dwarves who dwell there. When a fisher catches a Watts trout, it is customary to call out its name─the traditional reply being “You should know, you've just caught one.” 27440 345 0 True False False 2 814 0 True False False
717 713 This fish is far-famed for its soft, flaky flesh, often forming the centerpiece of a Kholusian banquet. Their erstwhile cousins, the north Kholusian cod, were tougher in both body and spirit, but not tough enough to survive the Flood─now, only the southern softies remain. 27449 345 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
718 714 Legend has it that these flat, bottom-dwelling wavekin are the reincarnations of those poor, unfortunate souls who wasted away on the road to Eulmore, and chose to throw themselves into the ocean in order to end their suffering early. 27448 345 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
719 715 A marine plant that grows in great beds off Cracked Shell Beach. It wraps its meaty leaves around marine mollusks, providing protection in exchange for stability. However, as the kelp grows, its grip tightens and the shells shatter. Below the water, as above, we always hurt the ones we love. 27446 345 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
720 716 With their round, red bodies, these wavekin look like so many balloons floating in the summer sky, trailing their strings behind them. But be very wary, for their strings pack a deadly sting. If you should chance upon a swarm whilst swimming, let those red balloons go by. 27447 345 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
721 717 This pretty pink shrimp is a boon to any budding culinarian, lending a fine flavor to many a delicious dish. Some scholars claim that schools of these creatures take the shape of a blooming rose─others that the name is based only on their coloration. So long as argumentative academics abound, the debate may never end. 27451 410 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
722 718 Though it looks every ilm an egg, it is in fact a creature in its own right, capable of independent ambulation and feeding on the nutrients in the desert dew. Those that have spent many moons beneath the sands develop a curiously smoky aroma. 27462 345 0 True False False 4 815 0 True False False
723 719 A species of sea hare with pretty pink fins like the petals of a flower. However, present the apple of your eye with a posy of these creatures, and your love will surely be nipped in the bud─despite all appearances, they are vicious, flesh-eating fiends. 27414 350 0 True False False 3 819 0 True False False
724 720 A fish with lustrous blue scales, like the light that dapples the streets of the Crystarium. None know for sure whether this is a deliberate form of camouflage, or if the unfortunate fish have been displaced into the one location where their mating displays blend into their surroundings. 27410 350 0 True False False 3 819 0 True False False
725 721 Their white scales and winglike fins are redolent of the sin eaters, which earned them the enmity of the citizens of the Crystarium. After realizing the error of their ways, they gave the fish the name “sinspitter” to mark them out as an enemy of their enemy─and therefore, a friend. 27415 350 0 True False False 3 819 0 True False False
726 722 Despite the name, this creature is not a true snail, nor does it wear clothes. It changes its “jacket” each season as it sheds its outer skin, swapping between a coeurl-skin pattern and a sleek, velveteen look. This makes it one of the most fashionable gastropods in the sea. 27413 350 0 True False False 3 819 0 True False False
727 723 Bleached coral that bloomed in the seas around Eulmore after the Flood. Pieces oft wash up on the nearby shores, where those who starve in the city's shadows use it to craft jewelry to sell for scraps. Some say the coral looks just like day-old meol, but this may be just a hunger-addled daydream. 27419 350 0 True False True 1 820 0 True False False
728 724 Tiny, slate-grey shellfish that are oft mistaken for small stones. Those with keen eyes and a stomach as empty as their schedules can spend hour after hour picking through pebbles to find these mussels, from which a nourishing broth can be brewed. 27420 350 0 True False True 1 820 0 True False False
729 725 With virtually flavorless flesh and more bones than a graveyard, this fish only graces the plates of those who can afford nothing else. After the handouts of meol began, the bonefish has all but disappeared from the diets of even the most desperate citizens. 27422 350 0 True False False 1 820 0 True False False
730 726 A translucent fish whose internal organs can be seen through its skin, shining redly like the setting sun. When raised in an aquarium, the organs redden even further, perhaps in embarrassment at having their private parts put on display. 27433 350 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
731 727 A wavekin whose scales form a mottled pattern like the skin of a snake. The size of the spots hardly changes from fryhood to adulthood, rather increasing in number as it grows. The pattern protects the fish from dunderheaded predators, who mistake this small, round, flat fish for a dangerous constrictor. 27435 350 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
732 728 A surfeit of aether in its home waters has blanched this crab of all color. However, it takes on a bright, scarlet hue when blanched in boiling water. This sudden and surprising transformation is enough to make one blanch. 27434 350 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
733 729 The emerald hue and peacock pattern of this flatfish is reminiscent of the fans favored by the nobles of Eulmore. Many of those refused entry to the city dream of exchanging the two, so that the pampered peers take a wet fish to the face. 27443 350 0 True False False 2 814 0 True False False
734 730 A fish with the whiskers of a cat, and the black and white stripes of the mythical zebra. Not to be confused with the apocryphal cat zebrafish, which has the calico coloration of a fat cat, and hooves. 27444 350 0 True False False 2 814 0 True False False
735 731 The name of this wavekin calls to mind the underside of a shoe, whose once-polished leather has turned dull and grey from overuse. Some would use the same simile to describe both the appearance and taste of its cured and dried flesh─a delicacy in Kholusia. 27445 350 0 True False False 3 814 0 True False False
736 732 Every part of this marine mollusk can be eaten, from the sharp point of the hood that earns it its name, to the ink that flows forth when it is angered. Soldiers of the Eulmoran Army are known to devour a squid in its entirety before battle, believing it lends them martial might. 27457 350 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
737 733 This eight-armed marine mollusk is able to disguise itself as almost anything else—from starfish, to seaweed, to other fish. But only an object of equal size. And it cannot form complex machines. Guns and explosives have chemicals, moving parts. It doesn't work that way. 27452 370 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
738 734 Only male Kholusian wrasses have the characteristic lump on their foreheads—and yet every one plucked from the waves has this lump. How so? Are the males less intelligent, falling for the fisher's tricks more easily? Or are they braver, selflessly throwing themselves on the hook? No. Every wrasse is born female, before changing genders in later life. Only male Kholusian wrasse have the characteristic lump on their foreheads—and yet every one plucked from the waves has this lump. How so? Are the males less intelligent, falling for the fisher's tricks more easily? Or are they braver, selflessly throwing themselves on the hook? No. Every wrasse is born female, before changing genders in later life. 27454 350 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
739 735 A wavekin with a body as sleek and sharp as a barber's blade. While they are able to swim facing forwards, razorfish are wont to keep their eyes fixed on the sea floor, as if afraid to make eye contact with more sociable swimmers. 27450 350 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
740 736 A frond-finned creature named for its resemblance to the sunny-hued leaves of the shellfracture kelp, not for its puniness. Although, in a fight between a weedy seadragon and a strip of seaweed, a wise man might bet on the latter. 27455 350 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
741 737 These creatures normally lurk beneath the surface of the sand with only their eyes protruding, but when prey approach they burst forth, bludgeoning their victims with bulky claws before slinking back to the shadows. 27458 350 0 True False False 4 815 0 True False False
742 738 Because they spend most of their lives under the scorching sand, desert dustfish have evolved to store large quantities of water within their bodies. For travelers lost in arid climes, these creatures are like life-saving oases, but in fish form. 27459 350 0 True False False 4 815 0 True False False
743 739 Bloodsucking beasts who sup from the veins of travelers who stray into their territory. Their bodies darken the more they drink, with the greediest guzzlers taking on a scarlet hue. There's an old phrase in desert-trekking circles—if you see red, run. 27463 350 0 True False False 4 815 0 True False False
744 740 These catfish swim in the waters around the Wandering Stairs, their fins sloshing sleepily around the pub's sleepy, sloshed patrons. And like those same patrons, they survive almost entirely on bar snacks. 27416 355 0 True False False 3 819 0 True False False
745 741 With the exception of its skeleton, this fish's body is almost completely transparent. Unscrupulous traders in exotic wavekin will sometimes attempt to pass off the rehydrated remains of their supper as one of these, so buyers beware. 27418 355 0 True False False 3 819 0 True False False
746 742 This ocean arachnid is almost all legs. While the realm's dwarves turn green with jealousy, the spider prefers to adopt an eye-catching red hue, making it a prized specimen in the aquariums of Eulmoran collectors. 27421 355 0 True False False 1 820 0 True False False
747 743 One of the largest of the ancient order of armor-plated fish, the vicejaw's aggression and hardheadedness reminds many of Lord Vauthry. And like Lord Vauthry, it terrorizes its neighbors—those neighbors being its fellow fish. 27437 380 0 True False False 3 813 0 True False False
748 744 Named for its pale white hue and rich, buttery flavor, the creamy oyster is more than a mere delicacy—the curators of the Cabinet of Curiosity have discovered they have curative properties too, being particularly effective against unwelcome eating habits. 26747 355 0 False False 0 814 0 True False False
749 745 “The captain, he caught me in bed with his bride, and threw my best lute o'er the galleon's side. I followed it over—to catch it I wished, but all that I caught was a lute-shapen fish. Yes I tickled his wife, then I tickled a fish.” - The Ballad of the Minstrelfish. 27453 380 0 True False False 0 814 0 True False False
750 746 The large horn that protrudes from this wavekin's head is in fact a modified dorsal fin, adapted for swimming through sand. In the areas around its nesting grounds, rulers with oft be anointed with a crown of these horns, due to the strength they represent. 27460 355 0 True False False 4 815 0 True False False
751 747 A scalekin that is specially adapted for traversing over sand. The membranes between its toes prevent it from sinking into even the softest sand. They also make the creature a strong swimmer, although it gets little practice in its desert home. 27461 355 0 True False False 4 815 0 True False False
752 748 The grey skipper provides a rare drop of shade in the Kingdom of Rainbows. It has its origins in the Kingdom of Voeburt and remains staunchly loyal to its former masters, refusing to engage in any way with the pixies' magicks. 27470 355 0 True False False 2 816 0 True False False
753 749 Legend has it that this wavekin is descended from a drop of blue sky that fell from the heavens before they were filled with all-encompassing light. The black star shape around its eye isn't accounted for. 27479 355 0 True False False 2 816 0 True False False
754 750 Nu Mou chroniclers tell that there was once a pixie who wished to swim like a fish. They muttered a magic word to transform themself into a freshwater wavekin, and frolicked in the water. But when they went to reverse the spell, they found that their mouth produced no sound—only bubbles. 27471 355 0 True False False 3 816 0 True False False
755 751 This motley wavekin is preferred by the Fuath to serve as the ball in several of their underwater sports, thanks to its peaceable nature and nigh on spherical body. The fish itself has never been asked its preference. 27469 355 0 True False False 2 816 0 True False False
756 752 The eggs this wavekin lays are almost indistinguishable from glacé cherries, making them highly prized by the pixies, fond as they are of practical jokes. 27473 355 0 True False False 2 816 0 True False False
757 753 This wavekin is highly prized for its beauty among Eulmoran nobles. Such is its popularity, several of the high houses are known to have bonded able fishers to their employ, for the sole purpose of keeping their butterfly stocks maintained. 27423 370 0 True False False 1 820 0 True False False
758 754 There was once a blacksmith who forged for the high houses of Eulmore. Unlike his steel, the man was quick to temper. None know for certain what drove him to murder his masters, but he and his bloody hammer were thrown into the ocean, to be reborn as this very wavekin. 27424 370 0 True False False 1 820 0 True False False
759 755 These frogs are fawned over by the Fuath, who think of them as adorable infants. Some are even known to craft miniature top hats for their unwitting charges. 27472 370 0 True False False 2 816 0 True False False
760 756 This freshwater fish's translucent fins flutter like a butterfly as it swims, while its golden scales shine like a suit of polished mail. If the butterflies were ever to don armor and take up arms against the adventuring races, their swarms might overpower us all. 27468 370 0 True False False 2 816 0 True False False
761 757 This citrus-skinned pufferfish produces an acidic poison from an internal gland, from which a delicious-yet-deadly dressing can be prepared. Should the pixies present you with a suspiciously sour salad, you would be wise to feign fullness. 27475 370 0 True False False 3 816 0 True False False
762 758 A wavekin that likes to swim against the stream. When kept in a wood-paneled aquarium, it prefers to position itself against the grain. No one is sure as to the cause of this unusual behavior—perhaps there isn't one. 27476 370 0 True False False 3 816 0 True False False
763 759 Named not for habitat, but for its rough and rambunctious behavior, the fun-loving Fuath have made a sport of teasing the wild red betta, tugging at its fins before fleeing from the ensuing maelstrom of rage. 27477 370 0 True False False 3 816 0 True False False
764 760 Prized as a status symbol by the noble families of Eulmore, who will often dispatch bonded servants to Il Mheg in search of a shiny prize. Alas, the fae folk have other ideas, more often than not transforming the trespassing lobster hunters into leafmen. 27480 370 0 True False False 2 816 0 True False False
765 761 A small crustacean named for its oversized left pincer, which lends it the appearance of an archer holding a greatbow. As one might expect, the crab is unable to shoot arrows from its arms—only dirty looks from its beady eyes. 27482 370 0 True False False 3 817 0 True False False
766 762 The yellow pipira appears a docile creature, drifting leisurely in warm waters. However, its teeth are coated with a paralyzing toxin, with which it immobilizes its prey before eating them alive. Appearances can be deceptive. 27486 370 0 True False False 3 817 0 True False False
767 763 This wavekin resides in the waters of Woven Oath, and would be utterly unremarkable were it not for the role it plays in the rites of the Children of the Everlasting Dark, who burn it black over a bonfire before consuming the ashen remains. 27487 370 0 True False False 3 817 0 True False False
768 764 These clams, whose inner nacre can be polished to a mirror sheen, were common throughout the Kingdom of Voeburt. Looking glasses crafted from their shells were fashionable with the ladies of the Voeburtite court before its fall. 26748 380 0 False False 2 816 0 True False False
769 765 This wavekin has a characteristic white hood resembling the headdresses worn by women of a certain religious order. Rumor has it that wimple carp are actually white all over—their black stripes are merely the inky scrawls of tricksy pixies. 27474 380 0 True False False 3 816 0 True False False
770 766 Some of the First have jokingly nicknamed them the “Ronso of the Water” for their brown spotted scales, reminiscent of the pattern adorning certain Ronso's coats─if one squints. 27478 380 0 True False False 2 816 0 True False False
771 767 These freshwater wavekin embark on great migrations around the waterways of Norvrandt, only returning to the Greatwood to spawn. Their ascent of the mighty falls of Lozatl's Conquest is one of the wonders of fishkind. 27489 380 0 True False False 2 817 0 True False False
772 768 These dark-skinned eels spend much of their lives lurking in shadowy shallows, disguising themselves as roots of the black-boughed trees of the Greatwood. The Children of the Everlasting Dark think very highly of them. 27485 380 0 True False False 3 817 0 True False False
773 769 Introduced to the Greatwood to provide sustenance for the colonies of the Night's Blessed, this is a fecund and fast-growing fish. However, some argue that the bass's proliferation risks unbalancing the river's delicate ecosystem. 27488 380 0 True False False 2 817 0 True False False
774 770 According to popular belief, this crab climbs trees and steals fruit from their branches, but this is naught but a tall tale. In truth, it is an omnivorous scavenger, feeding on fallen fruit and carrion alike. 27484 380 0 True False False 3 817 0 True False False
775 771 With its burly body and claws covered in bristly hairs that resemble the work mitts worn by miners, this crustacean became something of a symbol of pride to the pitmen of Garik, before they all moved away. 27465 390 0 True False False 4 815 0 True False False
776 772 A wavekin whose scales are striped with two subdued hues—grey and dark grey. Its fry emerge from their eggs a gaudy orange color before their scales darken with age, along with their outlooks on life. 27490 390 0 True False False 3 817 0 True False False
777 773 In ancient Ronka, the eryops was revered as a sacred animal, believing it to be the bringer of prosperity to one's children. Those whose offspring have been bitten by these beasts for the crime of swimming in their waters may beg to differ. 27491 390 0 True False False 3 817 0 True False False
778 774 A silvery cousin of the yellow pipira, this fish's brightly shining scales have earned it the enmity of the Children of the Everlasting Dark. But no matter how many the Children lift from the lakes, they cannot seem to eliminate them entirely. 27492 390 0 True False False 3 817 0 True True False
779 775 Though it appears to be a gentle giant, this cousin of the salmon has a voracious appetite for the flesh of other fish, swallowing other wavekin whole—sometimes even those approaching its own size. 27441 400 0 True False False 2 814 0 True False False
780 776 An airborne ray that glides through the valleys of the Hills of Amber. Before the empire's decline, the nobles of Nabaath would hunt these creatures for sport, mounting them on their walls with winglike fins outspread, as if still in flight. 27466 400 0 True False False 4 815 0 True False False
781 777 A small, silvery fish with feline whiskers that is oft seen basking on the riverbed like a cat resting in the sun. It is possessed of catlike reflexes too, pouncing on passing prey. 27493 400 0 True False False 2 817 0 True False False
782 778 The sorcerer priests of ancient Ronka would divine the size of the fishing harvest for that year by examining the pattern of black spots along this wavekin's length. Whether or not they were able to do this with any accuracy is unproven. 27483 400 0 True False False 2 817 0 True False False
783 779 The flesh of this migratory wavekin is a staple food of the Ondo. Stormfish travel in schools many thousands strong, and when they swarm in circles, they can create great whirlpools upon the surface of the sea. Superstitious sailors refuse to sup upon their meat. 27497 400 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
784 780 The iridescent sheen of the sycorax's shell is the result of the aether incorporated into its shell. This crystallized magick is also the source of its unusual name, which is that of a witch of legend, or so the scholars believe. 27496 400 0 True False True 1 818 0 True False False
785 781 This wavekin's bloated belly and long tail lend it the silhouette of a hand axe, leading the metal-smelting dwarves of Kholusia to venerate it as a guardian spirit of the toolcrafting industry. 27442 410 0 True False False 2 814 0 True False False
786 782 Swimming through the golden sands of Amh Araeng, this fish's camouflaged coloration provides protection against predators. To defend against the desert heat, it deposits a thick layer of fat beneath its skin, making its steaks something of a delicacy. 26749 410 0 False False 4 815 0 True False False
787 783 The eight jagged spines along its back help this creature to cut through the sand as it swims. It also uses them as a weapon, slicing open the bellies of oversized prey before eating them from the inside out. 27464 410 0 True False False 4 815 0 True False False
788 784 The fang-like serrations along its shell lend this mollusk a menacing appearance, but it is in fact a filter feeder whose jaws close but sluggishly. Not to say that a man-eater clam could not do the deed, just that said man would have to be deep in his cups at the time. 27511 410 0 True False True 1 818 0 True False False
789 785 This bivalve's shell resembles nothing more than a chunk of solid slate, but split it open, and a sweet, meaty morsel awaits within. A welcome discovery to all, with the possible exception of roofers with sated stomachs. 27513 420 0 True False True 1 818 0 True False False
790 786 Though physically similar to the spiders who walk on land, this creature is of an entirely unrelated order. The majority of its internal organs, including its heart and gills, are situated in its spindly legs, the body serving primarily as a nexus through which the vital fluids flow. 27498 410 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
791 787 Violet-colored coral that blooms only in the bathyal depths. An ancient prophecy dictates that any pieces found on the shore should be offered to the nobility to stave off disaster—dark tidings of smoke upon the water and fire filling the sky... 27495 420 0 True False True 1 818 0 True False False
792 788 One of the few surviving members of an ancient family of armor-plated fish. The name comes from Ondo legend, which tells of the great fish god Caliban. He breathed life into one of His shed scales, and named the creature that sprung forth after Himself. 27499 420 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
793 789 This crustacean uses its long, thin pincers to pry its prey from the gaps between rocks. It is the progenitor of the modern rock lobster, but the increased water pressure of its deepwater habitat makes its flesh denser and more flavorful. 27506 420 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
794 790 Feared by sailors as a demon of the deep, this misunderstood cephalopod's habit of wrapping its slimy tentacles around mariners' legs and dragging them into the ink-stained seas is merely its way of showing affection. 27509 420 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
795 791 A single stippled eel's position in underwater society is largely dependent on the pattern of stripes and spots on its skin, with the most desirable individuals staking claim to the most desirable territory. 27504 420 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
796 792 A freshwater fish with beautiful, iridescent fins. Though native to the First, the name “guppy” was bestowed upon it by the Crystal Exarch himself, apparently after a naturalist from his native land. 27432 440 0 True False False 3 813 2507 True False True
797 793 A type of primordial turtle with a wide, flat shell. Its name means “one tooth” in an ancient tongue, in reference to the single molar in each corner of its mouth. That, along with its wrinkled skin, has led some to nickname it the “Old Man of the Sea.” 27456 440 0 True False False 0 814 2507 True True True
798 794 The spiny plates that cover this scalekin from the top of its nose to tip of its tail have led some to nickname it the knight of the desert. It traverses the sands by biting its tail and rolling along like a tumbleweed. 27467 440 0 True False False 4 815 2507 True True True
799 795 Some scholars say that the large, bubble-like bags under its eyes are this shortsighted wavekin's way to make predators believe it sees more than it does. Others insist that it is merely sleep-deprived. 27481 440 0 True False True 2 816 2507 True False True
800 796 A fish found only in the deepest, darkest parts of deep, dark caves. It is completely blind, with naught but scales where other wavekin have eyes, making them both revered and envied by the Children of the Everlasting Dark. 27494 440 0 True False True 3 817 2507 True True True
801 797 A large, round, slow-swimming fish that seems like it would be easy pickings for a predator. However, when an attacker approaches, it spins its body from side to side, delivering stinging slaps with its swinging fins. 27500 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False True
802 798 This wavekin's translucent body looks like an air bubble when it puffs itself up. This is thought to be a form of protective camouflage, but the ingenious disguise leads to other dangers, as on spotting its floating form, divers become inflamed with a desire to pop it. 27501 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
803 799 A crustacean covered in thick, white fur like that of the yetis who haunt the snowfields of Coerthas. Its eyestalks are underdeveloped compared to other crabs—instead of relying on eyesight, it navigates its surroundings by detecting the aether in the water with its hairs. 27507 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
804 800 This crustacean's multicolored coat serves as a warning signal. Though the shrimp is not poisonous, one would still be wise to give it a wide berth, as it ferociously attacks prey and potential predator alike with rapid swings of its hooklike claws. 27514 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
805 801 Easily identified by its bright blue skin, these sharks have long brought terror to the seabed settlements of the Ondo. Only those who have bested the blue bane in single combat are allowed to call themselves true warriors. 27503 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
806 802 Though it bears a close resemblance to the flytraps of the land, this is no plant, but rather a form of anemone. The seatrap takes any fish fool enough to stray too close into a tentacular embrace, though it means them anything but affection. 27505 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
807 803 A wavekin that lies under the seabed sand, its eyes staring straight up at the heavens. The Ondo were first introduced to the concept of the stars when an adventurer from the shore visited their seabed settlements and explained this fish's unusual name. 27512 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
808 804 This deep-sea octopus is well-known, and well loved, for its plump and adorable form. However, when lifted from the water, it is unable to maintain its shape against the force of gravity and falls as flat as a pancake. 27510 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
809 805 This wavekin spends its days lying in the shadows with its mouth closed, waiting for fish to float by. When suitable prey appears, the predator's kite-shaped jaws fly open and swallow it whole, before it returns to the shadows to rest, ruminate, and digest. 27515 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
810 806 Named for its resemblance to the fish people's hunting implements. It is unknown whether the similarity is merely incidental, or if the original Ondo took inspiration from the shark's unusual shape when crafting their weapons. 27502 430 0 True False False 1 818 0 True False False
811 807 A rare, iridescent cousin of the nautilus. Fisherfolk consider it an omen of future fortune to find one in their nets—and not only because goldsmiths pay a high price for their scooped-out shells. 27508 440 0 True False True 1 818 2507 True True True
812 808 Kholusians have feasted on the juicy innards of these pitch-black mollusks since time immemorial. The ale sauce in which they are often served gives the dish its distinct flavor, while the mussels themselves are noticeably more succulent than most other varieties. 28719 440 0 True False True 1 818 2507 True False False
813 809 Its shimmering blue scales sparkle with such intensity that it even stands out against the vibrant blue hues of the Crystarium, in which it dwells. A popular tale among the residents describes a jeweler who tried to scoop one such fish out of the water to turn it into a necklace, only to fall in and almost drown. Few have attempted the feat since, with most fishers opting for more traditional methods. 28065 440 0 True True 3 819 2507 True True False
814 810 This close relative to the Eulmore butterfly is believed to have originally been bred in captivity before escaping from its tank into the waters of Kholusia, possibly after being poured into the sea during a domestic dispute. The manner in which it swims positively exudes elegance, which is possibly the result of its privileged upbringing. Privileged by wavekin standards, at any rate. 28066 440 0 True True 1 820 2507 True True True
815 811 Its pure white coloration has led many to speculate that it is in fact a sin eater, which while far from the truth, provides a convenient excuse for fishers who return empty-handed after attempting to snare this formidable creature. 28067 440 0 True True 3 813 2507 True False True
816 812 This well camouflaged flatfish moves with remarkable grace despite being covered in hard scales. Those mistaking it for the similar─yet far more edible─sepia sole are in for a nasty surprise should they attempt to take a bite without first removing the skin. 28068 440 0 True True 3 814 2507 True False True
817 813 This elusive wavekin is prized for the horn-like fins that protrude through the sand. The crown princes of Nabaath Areng once hunted them as part of their passage into manhood, though it is rumored that those who lacked the skill to catch their own bought the horns from enterprising fishers. This elusive wavekin is prized for the hornlike fins that protrude through the sand. The crown princes of Nabaath Areng once hunted them as part of their passage into manhood, though it is rumored that those who lacked the skill to catch their own bought the horns from enterprising fishers. 28069 440 0 True True 4 815 2507 True True True
818 814 While wild red bettas are known for their limitless aggression, this particular specimen lives only to viciously torment its fellow wavekin. The manner in which it unrelentingly attacks foes much larger than itself is enough to give even the Fuath reason to avoid this flame-red horror. 28070 440 0 True True 3 816 2507 True True True
819 815 Many of the inhabitants of Fanow believe that this ferocious amphibian serves the Ronkan water gods, guarding the temple from evildoers. Few realize that it is simply a voracious predator that is quite content to devour anything and everything, regardless of any wicked thoughts its prey may or may not be having. 28071 440 0 True True 3 817 2507 True True False
820 816 With its eyes pointing ever upwards in much the same manner as the smaller stargazers, it lurks beneath the sand to ambush its unsuspecting prey. The Ondo have long believed that this particular species is swift enough to pluck a shooting star from the heavens, hence its name. 28072 440 0 True True 1 818 2507 True True True
821 817 Since ancient times, scholars have coveted this species of gastropod, not as a source of nutrition, but for the purple ink-like liquid that seeps out when it is disturbed. So common a sight were the discarded shells in the educational institutions of Lakeland that the creature came to be seen as a symbol of man's desire to pass on his knowledge to future generations. 28189 345 0 False False 3 813 0 True False False
822 818 Fishers are often amused by the nonchalant expression on the faces of these wavekin, even when dangling from a line with a hook in their mouth. Their sedate manner is also seen in the way they slowly drift around the pool at the bottom of White Oil Falls, which is said to make their meat wonderfully tender, whether fried or left in the sun to dry. 28190 350 0 False False 2 814 0 True False False
823 819 Although the pearls produced are indescribably beautiful, it is believed that each time one of these glistening orbs is used in the crafting of necklaces, brooches and the like, somebody is spirited away to the land of the faeries, never to be seen again. Some would claim that this is a small price to pay for such exquisite jewelry, however. 28191 355 0 False False 2 816 0 True False False
824 820 The Nabaath word “areng,” or “land,” is well known to residents of Amh Araeng, despite its language of origin having fallen out of common use. Fewer are those who know the meaning of “dire”─“shield,” but scholars surmise that this scalekin was named for its semblance to a crawling bulwark. Its light-yet-sturdy shell can be used to make armor, though it has become difficult to obtain since the Flood. 28192 370 0 False False 4 815 0 True False False
825 821 Until recent years, it was believed that these ungainly wavekin were swallowed by the Flood of Light, unable to escape due to the unbelievably slow pace at which they move. Whether they survived thanks to their natural resilience or through sheer luck remains a mystery, though many were glad to see these edible crustaceans return in great numbers to the waters of Kholusia. 28193 380 0 False False 0 814 0 True False False
826 822 Researchers have termed their imposing nests “fortresses,” a word that, while perhaps grandiose, befits their makers' position at the top of the food chain. Woe betide any who encroaches upon one of these “fortresses,” for its castellan will defend it as fiercely as would any on land. 28925 460 0 True True 3 813 2507 True True True
827 823 The black and white stripes which adorn its body resemble a rare pattern of Ronso fur. The similarities between the two end there, however, as this fish's glower is known to cause people to soil themselves in laughter rather than terror. 28926 460 0 True True 2 814 2507 True True False
828 824 This wavekin's hide becomes sturdier and heavier as it ages, perhaps to protect it from the ocean's myriad predators. Of particular note are records from Nabaath Areng of a peculiar punishment in which criminals were made to wear attire fashioned from this hide, its weight serving as a literal burden of guilt. 28927 460 0 True True 4 815 2507 True True True
837 833 Schools of these fish are often referred to as swimming flowerbeds, so named for their vibrant scales and flower petal shape. A decidedly bashful aquatic flower, some might say, for few have ever had the pleasure of beholding their beauty up close. 28941 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
838 834 A razor-fanged fish known to swim in the waters of the Rhotano Sea. Unlike its sister fish found in the Sea of Ash, the Rhotano wahoo has had little choice but to prey upon poisonous fish. Over time, those that survive eventually develop mildly poisonous properties themselves. A trait that can prove fatal to the alchemist who cannot discern between these two otherwise identical siblings. 29728 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
839 835 A common and otherwise uninteresting fish whose only redeeming qualities are that it is edible and travels in giant schools. Because they can be caught in such large quantities, beggars are quick to choose this inexpensive fish for a meal that's easy on both their stomach and coinpurse. 29729 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
840 836 Normally found inhabiting relatively shallow seafloors, this species is said to be seen in waters as deep as 200 yalms. Researchers speculate a proliferation of these fish in recent years has forced them to seek deeper waters where they can more freely feed. 29730 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
841 837 A euryhaline fish that has long since migrated from the frozen waters of Coerthas to the Strait of Merlthor. The warm waters and abundance of food to be found there are said to be why they are able to grow so much larger than their Coerthan kin. 29736 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
842 838 Ships that should have the misfortune of encountering this monstrous cephalopod will soon find their keel snapped in twain, then drawn in to the beast's razor-beaked maw, never to be seen again. Or so claimed a captain found clinging to a reef in the northern Strait of Merlthor. Some say the smell of ale on his breath gave the lie to his tale, but any seaman worth their sea salt treads those waters with caution all the same. 29737 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
843 839 If the legends are true, this fish came to be when Oschon, god of wanderers and vagrants, cast a stone into the ocean which then gained sentience. Despite this and the passage of countless centuries, however, the stone has somehow yet to realize it has become a fish. 29738 1 1 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
844 840 Easily identified by their nuchal hump, jasperheads are highly prized for the unique, calcified stones formed in their bellies, said to match even the most opulent of jewels in color and beauty. The naturalist who named this fish denies all accusations that its nomenclature is at all related to his feud with an ex-colleague. 29719 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
845 841 A distant relative of the silver shark, its tarnished, dark grey skin is attributed to the warmer climate of its home near Galadion Bay. 28942 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
846 842 The rosy bream is known to have the shortest spawning season of any species of Bianaq bream, and some say it is for this reason their scales boast the richest colors. Even their eggs are an unusually vivid shade of crimson, leading many to believe theirs are the most nutritious and therefore worthy of a steeper price at market. 28939 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
847 843 Whether it be because of some long-forgotten affront to their honor or because they collectively forgot their natural shape, no specimen of this blowfish has ever been caught in a deflated state. Although one has never been observed exploding, fishers have given it this moniker in the fear that one day some poor soul might end up with a face full of spines. 29724 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
848 844 The sturdy fins of this fish maintain their firmness even bells after they have been wrested from the seas. In fact, by measuring the distance of each fin from the other, many say you can form a triangle whose proportions are as precise as any an arcanist could devise. 28940 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
849 845 Even a personage as exalted as the Sultan can be the object of ridicule, as observed in ages past when one of Ul'dah's monarchs mistook the name of a Lalafellin noblewoman. The sultan's detractors wasted no time in naming this fish after his gaffe, although there is much debate as to whose reputation was more damaged by this courtly intrigue─the sultan's, the woman's, or the fish's. 29725 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
850 846 Inhabiting the turbulent currents of the Rhotano Sea, the dull crimson of this fish's scales is made even more menacing when the proboscis upon its head shines red. Many a treasure-seeking fisher has been drawn in by its ruby glow, but few have returned with anything save open wounds. 29731 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
851 847 To many this shark may look much like the one endemic to the Strait of Merlthor, with its protruding eyes and oddly shaped head. Those familiar with the more obscure aspects of these seaborne predators, however, will note that its skin is a darker shade of black, likely due to the unique organisms present in the waters it inhabits. 29735 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
852 848 Insatiable in its appetites, this species of eel tends to be fattier than the varieties found in other parts of Eorzea. If they knew what people on land were calling them, perhaps they would save some of the ocean's prey for the other hungry fish. 29733 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
853 849 In contrast to the soaring arcs of its brethren in other parts of the ocean, this fish leaps through the Strait of Merlthor in short, cutting crescents. However, unlike its namesake, two sailors can toss it back and forth for bells and still have all their extremities intact at the end. 29718 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
854 850 This fish is often dragged out of the ocean along with the morass of seaweed in which it makes its home. The tangled algae is also its main source of sustenance, resulting in short periods of time in which it must swim through dangerous waters bereft of home or nourishment. 29740 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False True
855 851 The first fishers that spied this wavekin in their nets were astounded by its massive size, but their enthusiasm was soon dampened when they discovered that it had little in the way of edible meat. Although scant, its flavor was appetizing, and culinarians that know how to get the most out of each crab have become prized commodities in Limsa Lominsa. 29741 1 2 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
856 852 Historians debate the series of events that led to the discovery of the deep blue this octopus's ink produces, but most agree that it was likely an accident involving an angry cephalopod. Regardless, the results of the incident are well documented: dresses dyed with this ink became so in vogue that merchants were forced to produce imitations as the wavekin's population plummeted. Historians debate the series of events that led to the discovery of the deep blue this octopus's ink produces, but most agree that it likely involved an angry cephalopod. Regardless, the results of the incident are well documented: dresses dyed with this ink became so in vogue that merchants were forced to produce imitations as the wavekin's population plummeted. 29734 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
857 853 Before the Seventh Umbral Calamity, the Heavenswimmer was never seen in Eorzean waters. However, the destruction wrought that fateful day would bring great change to the ocean's currents, altering the migration patterns of many a fish. It is for that reason the Heavenswimmer can, on occasion, be found swimming the waters of Galadion Bay. 29721 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
858 854 Sought after for display in aquariums, demand soared to perilous heights when word spread that Gegeruju would pay handsomely for a Merlthor butterfly. Hearing this, fishers all but threw themselves into the Strait of Merlthor, driving this fish to the brink of extinction. In the end he would have his prize, but at a far greater cost than he realized. 29726 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
859 855 Named for its long and perilously sharp bill, many an unsuspecting fisher has found themself a ruin of cuts and gashes when attempting to reel in this predatory beast. (The inherent risk of bringing a fishing hook to a sword fight.) 29727 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
860 856 This mollusk is able to absorb and process aether through its gills in such a way that it may forgo eating for days at a time─weeks if necessary. A remarkable trait researchers have been eager to incorporate into submarine propulsion systems. 29742 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
861 857 A diminutive fish whose size belies its prodigious spawn. Indeed, so plentiful are its eggs that a single fish can produce a near-inexhaustible supply of roe. All the better for merchants who ply this delectable product to the realm's affluent. 29732 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
862 858 A large lobster found in the crisp cold waters of the northern Strait of Merlthor. They are considered a delicacy among the rich and well-to-do of Eorzea, so much so that no banquet can be considered a success without at least one platter of these succulent lobsters on hand. 29720 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
863 859 A wise man once said that it is best to be both loved and feared in equal measure─and that is the case for most of the dinichthys with respect to their Sahagin worshipers. This particular specimen, however, is too old, too powerful, and frankly, too tired to bother with all of that, demanding subservience through the sheer amount of terror it inspires. 29743 1 3 True False False 1 900 0 True False False
864 860 It is said that love is the primary nature of the Twelve, but that was not so when a blasphemous drunkard fell into Galadion Bay. He was cursed to live as a fish with a head retaining his own ale-sodden face. Rather than hide his shame, the drunkfish is known to lure sailors into the water, swimming to the surface knowing full well they will mistake him for a crewmate fallen overboard. 29744 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
865 861 A fish recently discovered in the waters of the southern Strait of Merlthor, named for its resemblance to the Lord of the Whorl. Much like other fish with legendary namesakes, the little Leviathan is anything but small. 29745 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
866 862 Kin to the armorer, the singular foot of this shellbound wavekin is protected with nigh-impregnable scales. The naturalist who discovered it did not hesitate in choosing a name befitting its resilience. 29746 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
867 863 These fish were once a common sight in Eorzean waters, but are now on the brink of extinction in the wake of the Seventh Umbral Calamity. Originally named by the Sahagin, their scarcity now lends itself to this moniker now widely used in the fishing community. 29747 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
868 864 The merman's mane is wont to appear mainly at night, the sight of it often likened to a man─or at least, the head of a man─amidst the waves. It is said to spy this wavekin on your journey is an ill omen, though none have lived to tell if their luck did indeed take a turn for the worse. 29766 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
869 865 Often avoided due to its potent poisonous properties, this fish is considered a rare delicacy for the man with nothing to lose. There is no questioning that one will die after even a mouthful. However, rumor has it that the heavenskey, as its name suggests, may save wayward souls intended for any one of the seven hells. 29749 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
870 866 Noting the haunting glow of its remains─a result of the fish's innate ability to store vast quantities of aether in its body that had yet to disperse─the two naturalists who first discovered this wavekin were at odds as to what to name it. One insisted it be named a phantom shark, the other a specter shark. After much feuding they came to a compromise, and thus it would be called the ghost shark. 29750 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
871 867 For centuries this wavekin was thought to be the stuff of legends, but recent encounters have shown it to be both very real and quite lethal. Speculation amongst anglers traces its name to accounts of a monster born of alchemy─an abomination of living liquid let loose by careless keepers to stalk the waters of Galadion Bay. Regardless, the danger of the creature itself remains cold, hard fact. 29751 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True True False
872 868 Llymlaen, watcher of the seas and guardian of Limsa Lominsa. A benevolent god, and perhaps a clumsy one if certain legends are to be believed. It is said She is able to restore life to Her children of the sea─a skill She was quick to learn after stepping on said children one too many times, leaving peculiar fish-shaped footprints in Her wake. 29752 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
873 869 Like any casket worth opening, the mollusk locked firmly within this shell is said to be simply to die for. Their valves are often fused to large rocks on the seabed, however, making the task of their harvest quite difficult. Captains often keep caskets of a different sort at the ready in case of emergency. 29753 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True True False
874 870 Like its goosefish brethren, the fishmonger is a rapacious eater, and certainly not a particular one. Cutting a fishmonger open, one will find the remains of other fish, sharks, mollusks, the occasional Lalafell─a veritable fisher's market of the southern seas. 29754 1 4 True False 1 900 0 True False False
919 915 This wavekin's name means “wide fish” in the language of the pixies. While it sounds pleasant to the ears of those unfamiliar with that fey tongue, none have thought to ask the creatures themselves what they think of the appellation's poeticism. 0 30435 0 460 0 False True False True 0 3 0 816 0 2507 False True False True False True
920 916 After surviving countless duels to the death against other, bigger lobsters, this wavekin emerged victorious atop a mountain of severed claws, only to finally end up on your fishing hook. Its claws snap open and closed, recounting their brutal struggles, but to you it only conjures up the image of a goldsmith delicately taking measures for her next project. 0 30436 0 460 0 False True False True 0 2 0 816 0 2507 False True False False True
921 917 The Viis tell stories of ravenous catfish that lurk just below the surface of shallow lakes, lying in wait until a creature is foolish enough to slake its thirst. For all their wisdom, many a Qitari would fall prey to this trick, and get dragged into the depths along with their accumulated knowledge. That the Viis named this wavekin thusly may indicate which of those losses they viewed to be more egregious. 0 30437 0 460 0 False True False True 0 2 0 817 0 2507 False True False True False True
922 918 None know exactly how the first culinarian to make pancakes was inspired, but many have surmised that this wavekin may have provided at least the initial spark. Delicious as it may look from the outside, any who are unfortunate enough to be drawn in by its innocuous exterior will soon be met with rows of razor-sharp teeth before being smothered in the cephalopod's embrace. 0 30438 0 460 0 False True False True 0 1 0 818 0 2507 False True False True False True
923 919 This wavekin's beauty is rivaled only by its wrath. The Ondo have long prized its shell, but caution their younglings with the tale of a cadre of brave warriors who set out to procure one for their queen. They eventually returned with their prize, but five fewer in number and unwilling to speak about their experience, leaving each subsequent storyteller to fill in the grisly details. 0 30439 0 460 0 False True False True 0 1 0 818 0 2507 False True False True False True
924 920 While the metallic shell of this wavekin offers protection from aquatic predators, it proved ineffective against the ingenuity of fishers, who found a market for the rigid material among those who require protection from terrestrial dangers. The sight of it floating just under the water's surface evokes the image of Halone's shield, but divinity only commands so much respect in the face of profit. 0 30488 0 345 0 False False 0 7 0 398 0 False True False False
925 921 The bones of this wavekin are uncommonly sturdy and sharp, which led to them being used as hooks by the fishers of the Ruby Sea. Legends abound of the first angler whose mettle was a match for this fish, and each ship captain insists that their version of the tale is the truth. 6688 30489 36 350 0 False False 26 1 134 613 0 False True False False
926 922 Despite how unappetizing this weed may appear at a glance, enterprising souls have discovered that once it is dried and ground into a fine seasoning, it brings out the flavor of almost any meal. Animals have taken a liking to it as well, and a sprinkling of it in a bucket of feed will have them devouring even the most unpalatable mixture. 6689 30490 41 355 0 False False 26 6 134 401 0 False True False False
927 923 Fans of dishes made with this meaty fish will swear that it is more savory than beef or mutton. The trick to catching them is to aim for the fastest specimens, for they are always the most well-fed among their schools, reaching prodigious sizes by virtue of always being the first served. 6690 30491 46 370 0 False False 26 1 134 613 0 False True False False
928 924 The ink sacs of this bivalve mollusk have long been favored for the vibrant colors of the prints they produce. Other parts of the wavekin have been used for less scrupulous purposes; the pearls in particular are sold as counterfeit linkpearls, and many have been left mumbling into an inert mineral, wondering why their allies have abandoned them. 6691 30492 50 380 0 False False 26 2 134 399 0 False True False False
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969 965 22683 0 150 0 0 False False 26 0 622 0 0 False False False
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