ffxiv-datamining/csv/FishParameter.csv

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2	#	Text	Item	GatheringItemLevel	OceanStars		IsHidden	FishingRecordType	FishingSpot	GatheringSubCategory	IsInLog	AchievementCredit
3	int32	str	Row	GatheringItemLevelConvertTable	str	int32	uint16	FishingRecordType	FishingSpot	GatheringSubCategory	byte	uint16	uint16	bit&02	uint32
4	0					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	True	0
5	1	This dark green variety of seaweed found in all five of Eorzea's seas has been known to grow up to a malm (1760 yalms) in length.				4776	4	0	2000	False	0	36	0	True	0
6	2	A brown-carapaced freshwater crustacean commonly found in the rivers and lakes of Aldenard. So eager are crayfish to grasp at anything that may happen by, fishers boast that they need not even bait their lines to catch the creatures.				4925	2	0	2000	False	2	2	0	True	0
7	3	When spawning, the head, belly, and tail of this common freshwater fish take on a vibrant red hue─a color which, across Eorzea, traditionally represents happiness and longevity. Because of this, chubs are often given as gifts to newlyweds.				4926	3	0	2000	False	2	39	0	True	0
8	4	A vividly striped saltwater fish commonly found in the Strait of Merlthor. The gobies are situated near the bottom of the food chain and feed a great deal of larger species. This makes the fish an ideal choice for mooching.				4869	3	0	2000	False	0	36	0	True	0
9	5	For many generations, Lominsan anchovies were not actively caught, due to their insignificant size. However, after a Qiqirn deckhand discovered one rotting in the corner of the bilge hold on a fishing vessel and found it to be sublime, the demand for salt-cured Lominsan anchovies has risen dramatically.				4870	3	0	2000	False	0	36	0	True	0
10	6	A brightly striped freshwater fish native to the rivers and lakes of the Coerthas and Mor Dhona regions. Coerthan legend states that the striped goby was not always a fish, but once a brightly plumed bird cast to the bottom of the seas by the Fury for flying too near Her realm.				4927	4	0	2000	False	2	2	0	True	0
11	7	An undersized variety of catfish found in still, swampy waters across Aldenard. The Padjali name for this fish is “gee-gee,” supposedly taken from the grinding sound created when it moves its fins.				4928	4	0	2000	False	2	41	0	True	0
12	8	A common saltwater shrimp found in the plankton-rich waters of the Sea of Jade. Boiled in seawater and topped with a squeeze of fresh Thanalan sun lemon is the preferred method of preparation.				4871	4	0	2000	False	0	36	0	True	0
13	9	A white-carapaced freshwater crustacean commonly found living in caves or deep lakes where sunlight is absent. After molting, the new shell is so thin and transparent that one can see the creature's organs.				4929	5	0	2000	False	2	72	0	True	0
14	10	A piece of sharp coral native to the shallow seas all along Eorzea's coastlines. A literal treasure of the deep, white coral has been used for ages in not only jewelry, but sculptures and other works of art.				5460	5	0	2000	False	0	59	0	True	0
15	11	Unlike other freshwater trout, which make their habitat in swift-flowing rivers, the silver princess trout prefers the relative seclusion of inland lakes. This has made the wavekin a favorite amongst recreational fishers who seek a more relaxing pastime.				4930	5	0	2000	False	2	39	0	True	0
16	12	A semi-transparent jellyfish commonly found in the Strait of Merlthor, where it goes through nine separate stages of development before reaching adulthood.				4872	6	0	2000	False	0	37	0	True	0
17	13	A hardy species, the dusk goby can survive not only in freshwater, but also the mouths of rivers, where the tides can bring saltwater malms inland. Depending on the salt content of the water it lives in, the color of its scales can vary from a deep amber to a golden orange.				4931	6	0	2000	False	2	41	0	True	0
18	14	A purple, spiny, sluglike creature found in the shallows off of the island of Mazlaya, and treasured in the Far East as a delicacy.				4873	7	0	2000	False	0	37	0	True	0
19	15	This particular variety of herring will gather in busy harbors such as Limsa Lominsa's Galadion Bay to feed on the small sea creatures which consume the waste dumped from ships.				4874	7	0	2000	False	0	35	0	True	0
20	16	A fierce freshwater fish most commonly found in Gridania's Jadeite Flood and Black Tea Brook. Though not large or strong enough to inflict any real damage, pipira will bite the ankles of anyone who steps near them.				4932	7	0	2000	False	2	91	0	True	0
21	17	A scarlet-carapaced freshwater crustacean commonly found in the streams and lakes of Vylbrand. The wavekin, however, is not born crimson─its shell slowly turning from blue to grey to brown to red as it ages.				4933	8	0	2000	False	2	54	0	True	0
22	18	A bivalve mollusk native to the island of Bianaq, but found in all the five seas. Its rich, nutty flavor, in addition to its wide availability, have seen the vongola clam become a common addition to chowders and stews across Eorzea.				4875	8	0	2000	False	0	49	0	True	0
23	19	Each night, this freshwater fish will use its fins to dig a shallow burrow in river or lake beds, where it will sleep, relatively safe from predators. Because of this characteristic, La Noscean fishers often playfully refer to the wavekin by another name─the “cravenfish.”				4934	8	0	2000	False	2	40	0	True	0
24	20	A colorful saltwater fish commonly found in the warm seas around the island of Bianaq. Not known for its flavor, the wavekin is most often put on display in aquariums.				4876	9	0	2000	False	0	37	0	True	0
25	21	This long, thin, brass-colored freshwater fish is believed to be native to the rivers and lakes of the Yafaem Saltmoor. The thick coat of protective slime covering the loach's body discourages most predators from feeding on the tiny wavekin...most predators, that is, except hungry Lalafellin farmers who consider the brass loach a delicacy.				4935	9	0	2000	False	3	3	0	True	0
26	22	Legend states that once a normal fish, the flounder was stepped upon by the Wanderer during one of His journeys, and left for dead. Upon finding the fish, the Navigator succeeded in breathing life back into the denizen of the deep, but could not restore it from its new flattened form.				4877	10	0	2000	False	0	44	0	True	0
27	23	Large schools of these dark silver fish can be found in the White Maiden and her tributaries. Their tendency to gather in great numbers makes them quite easy to catch, and as such they have been a staple for those living in the Twelveswood since the time of the first settlers.				4936	10	0	2000	False	2	2	0	True	0
28	24	A tiny freshwater fish native to the lakes and rivers fed by runoff from Abalathia's Spine. Too small to fillet, the fish are usually tossed into stewpots and eaten whole.				4937	35	0	2000	False	2	32	0	True	0
29	25	Commonly found in sea caves and grottoes, the eyes of this freshwater fish regressed long ago, earning the specimen its name. As it has lost its ability of sight, it catches its prey, rather, by sensing changes in the flow of the water around it.				4938	31	0	2000	False	3	97	0	True	0
30	26	A small bluish grey crab found in tide pools along the La Noscean coast. Their tendency to cut fishing lines and steal bait from hooks makes these wavekin despised by fishers.				4878	12	0	2000	False	0	44	0	True	0
31	27	An amphibious fish which can survive for bells out of water as long as its skin remains moist. When on land, the mudskipper uses its pectoral fins to “wander” about in search of shelter. Because of this trait, the fish is sometimes associated with the god Oschon.				4939	13	0	2000	False	3	73	0	True	0
32	28	Found in the crystal-clear rivers and lakes of Mor Dhona and Coerthas, this fish's scales reflect all seven colors of the rainbow, making it difficult to locate in the water.				4940	15	0	2000	False	2	18	0	True	0
33	29	A tiny freshwater crustacean commonly found in rivers throughout Eorzea. Known to feed on dead fish and algae, it is believed that if the river crab were ever to disappear, the realm's waters would quickly become fouled with corruption.				4941	15	0	2000	False	2	8	0	True	0
34	30	A striped saltwater fish indigenous to the cold northern waters of the Bloodbrine Sea. The name “tiger” is said to have been taken from a similarly striped beast native to the faraway jungles of Othard.				4879	15	0	2000	False	0	45	0	True	0
35	31	A beautiful blue freshwater fish known for its violent disposition. When put in a pond or tank with another of its species, the two will battle each other until one is dead.				4942	16	0	2000	False	3	19	0	True	0
36	32	This saltwater wavekin, most commonly found in the shallows of the Strait of Merlthor, is protected by a hard shell resembling a helmet. Renowned naturalist (assistant) Atelloune claims that (after slaying a few score) the shells share a similarity to those of diremites, and that therefore the two species must be related.				4880	16	0	2000	False	0	64	0	True	0
37	33	A common freshwater fish found in rivers and lakes in almost every corner of Eorzea. A staple for many of the realm's smallfolk.				4943	17	0	2000	False	3	73	0	True	0
38	34	Believed to have hitched a ride on the hull of a trade ship, the acorn snail is an invasive species originally from the New World, far to the west. As it has few natural predators in Eorzea, its numbers have exploded in recent years.				4944	17	0	2000	False	2	73	0	True	0
39	35	Also known as the milk of the sea, these tasty bivalve mollusks can be found on sea rocks all around Eorzea, but it is said the plumpest, most succulent grow in the nutrient-rich waters of the Rothlyt Sound.				4881	17	0	2000	False	0	59	0	True	0
40	36	A small freshwater fish originally from the eastern continent of Othard. It is said that the first dark sleeper was introduced to Eorzea by an exiled Lalafellin prince who wished to once again experience the luxuries of his homeland.				4945	18	0	2000	False	2	11	0	True	0
41	37	A fair-sized freshwater fish found distributed evenly throughout the lakes and rivers of lower Vylbrand. Is known to feed on minnows, making lures shaped like the tiny wavekin the perfect bait for landing a perch.				4946	18	0	2000	False	2	42	0	True	0
42	38	These long, thin saltwater fish will oft jump out of the water and glide for yalms across the surface, using their pectoral fins as ersatz wings. Some fishers today still believe that the wavekin are knives thrown by Llymlaen at Her enemies.				4882	18	0	2000	False	1	64	0	True	0
43	39	Historic records state that these carp were originally introduced to the Jadeite Flood to serve as food in the event of a siege. Legend has that a man in a faraway kingdom once caught ten thousand in a single sitting.				4947	19	0	2000	False	3	3	0	True	0
44	40	A small colorful fish native to the warmer waters of the seas near Meracydia. Since the Calamity, more and more have been caught off Eorzea's southern coastline.				4883	19	0	2000	False	1	37	0	True	0
45	41	The copperfish's dull orange scales─a hue rare in freshwater wavekin─make this species popular amongst Ul'dahn nobles, who apparently prefer even their fish the color of their coin. Not native to Eorzea, it is believed the first copperfish were brought to the realm by Far East traders.				4948	20	0	2000	False	3	67	0	True	0
46	42	Hatched far up inland rivers, bluebell salmon will travel all the way downstream to the Indigo Deep where they will spend the majority of their adulthood. Then, however, when it comes time to spawn, they will return back upstream to the place of their birth.				4949	20	0	2000	False	2	67	0	True	0
47	43	A long bivalve mollusk most commonly found buried in the beaches of islands situated in the Rhotano Sea. They are known to leap out of their burrows when surprised or agitated.				4884	20	0	2000	False	0	60	0	True	0
48	44	As its name implies, the mudcrab spends most of its life in the muddy freshwater shallows of swamps and moors. There are still some superstitious smallfolk who believe that the wavekin are actually the spawn of golems, and will go out of their way to crush them under rocks upon finding one.				4950	21	0	2000	False	2	13	0	True	0
49	45	The somber blue tone of its skin does not indicate that this variety of octopus is any more docile than its crimson cousins. It is a crafty hunter which lurks in the shadows, snatching unwary prey and strangling it with its powerful eight arms before shredding it with its razor-sharp beak.				4885	21	0	2000	False	1	46	0	True	0
50	46	Patches of gold, silver, and bronze cover this medium-sized freshwater fish's body, making it a favorite choice for the private garden pools of Ul'dahn nobles. Without selective breeding practices, however, the tricolored carp will almost always lose its beautiful hues in the span of but a few generations.				4951	21	0	2000	False	2	18	0	True	0
51	47	Thought to be born of blood spilled by Azeyma, the Warden, the grip of this tiny freshwater crustacean's claw is so strong, it has been the end of many a Lalafell's fingers...and more. Take care when handling.				4952	22	0	2000	False	2	11	0	True	0
52	48	Similar to salmon, this green-grey freshwater eel lives the majority of its life in the salty waters of the sea, returning to inland rivers to only spawn and die.				4953	22	0	2000	False	2	66	0	True	0
53	49	A saltwater fish that, when provoked, blows up to three times its normal size to intimidate the would-be attacker. It is also known to have an organ which contains a potent silencing poison.				4886	22	0	2000	False	0	52	0	True	0
54	50	This bivalve freshwater mollusk with a tear-shaped shell can be found either clinging to the side of submerged boulders or simply lying half-buried in the mud. As any impurity it consumes will remain in its body for the duration of its lifespan, the pond mussel can be used to determine the level of water corruption.				4954	23	0	2000	False	3	66	0	True	0
55	51	This freshwater fish can only survive in tepid waters such as those heated by the flows of lava coursing beneath the mighty volcano O'Ghomoro or the desert sun of Thanalan.				4955	23	0	2000	False	2	66	0	True	0
56	52	With an almost completely transparent body, this variety of freshwater perch is coveted by naturalists wishing to study the inner workings of organs on a living specimen.				4956	24	0	2000	False	2	42	0	True	0
57	53	Four-eyed fish do not actually have four eyes, but two eyes that are divided into an upper and lower portion that allow the wavekin to see both above and below the water at the same time. Contrary to popular belief, eating one will not improve or restore eyesight.				4957	24	0	2000	False	2	66	0	True	0
58	54	This tiny saltwater fish travels in giant schools through the Indigo Deep searching for food. Its razor-like fins have been known to cut straight through the strongest of fishing nets.				4887	24	0	2000	False	1	61	0	True	0
59	55	Black eels reach maturity in the Sea of Jade, at which point they return back up the Velodyna and Hathoeva rivers to spawn. A popular ingredient in pies, these wavekin are best sought after at night, for they hide in holes and crevices during the daylight hours, only emerging to hunt after sunset.				4958	25	0	2000	False	2	11	0	True	0
60	56	This freshwater fish, known for its voracious appetite, is originally native to the southern continent of Meracydia. As its only natural predator is man, dark bass numbers have risen greatly in recent years, especially due to the increasing popularity of the faerie bass.				4959	25	0	2000	False	3	15	0	True	0
61	57	A piece of sharp coral native to the shallow coastal regions of the Rhotano Sea. Jewelry crafted from the material is oft given the name “Rhotano blue.”				5461	25	0	2000	False	1	51	0	True	0
62	58	A large saltwater wavekin that roams the sea in small schools, preying on smaller fish such as anchovies or sardines. Its name comes from fishers who claim that landing an ogre barracuda is more difficult than slaying an actual ogre.				4888	25	0	2000	False	1	38	0	True	0
63	59	Whereas other shrimp shed their old exoskeletons each summer in favor of new ones, the aegis shrimp simply adds a new layer every year until the shell is so hard, not even a blow from a trained pugilist can break through it.				4960	26	0	2000	False	3	77	0	True	0
64	60	This freshwater fish commonly found in the rivers of the Black Shroud will often grow no larger than a mere five ilms.				4961	26	0	2000	False	3	15	0	True	0
65	61	This deep-sea-dwelling wavekin attracts its prey with a tiny glowing appendage protruding forth from its disfigured head, and then swallows the poor victim whole with its unnaturally large mouth. It is believed that the name comes from the resemblance of the appendage to the candles monks use when transcribing manuscripts.				4889	26	0	2000	False	1	71	0	True	0
66	62	It is said that the naturalist who first discovered the wavekin wished to name it a “sea horse,” after a creature he once claimed to have seen on his travels in Ilsabard. However, when his colleagues all chided him, the crestfallen naturalist begrudgingly settled on the more common “chocobo.”				4890	26	0	2000	False	0	51	0	True	0
67	63	Though not amphibious like the mudskipper, the climbing perch will jump from Black Shroud rivers onto low-lying tree branches in order to catch flies, beetles, and sometimes even small birds.				4962	27	0	2000	False	3	16	0	True	0
68	64	A large whiskered fish that can be found in the calm marshes of the Black Shroud. It uses those whiskers to sense the movement of nearby fish, waiting patiently until one swims directly in front of it. Once close enough, the catfish will open its massive maw and swallow its prey whole.				4963	27	0	2000	False	3	19	0	True	0
69	65	A cherry-colored saltwater fish found in abundance in all of Eorzea's five seas, though it is said those caught near Bianaq are the largest. The pinkish hue of its scales is thought to come from the finger shrimp upon which it preys.				4891	27	0	2000	False	1	52	0	True	0
70	66	Native to the rivers and lakes of the Black Shroud, this freshwater fish uses electric receptors on its body to stun its prey. In recent years, Gridanian naturalists have begun to investigate the therapeutic properties of black ghosts, claiming that a few bells soaking in a lukewarm pool filled with the wavekin can cure various ailments.				4964	28	0	2000	False	3	15	0	True	0
71	67	A flat bottom-feeder commonly found in the frigid waters of the Bloodbrine Sea. It earns its name from its similarity in shape to the sole of a sandal. Fortunately, its flavor resembles nothing of its namesake.				4892	28	0	2000	False	0	53	0	True	0
72	68	A long, ugly freshwater eel found in nearly every river and lake in Eorzea. Its toothy grin is enough to frighten children across the realm. In Ul'dah, however, the fish is seen as a symbol of strength and dominance, and has long been a favorite amongst nobility and the wealthy classes.				4965	29	0	2000	False	2	83	0	True	0
73	69	This variety of freshwater fish has the queer habit of wearing the skulls of small drowned animals, though it is not known exactly why. Some believe that they are used to intimidate other plaguefish who seek to claim their territory. Others believe that they are messengers of Thal, beckoning lost souls to the afterlife.				4966	29	0	2000	False	2	83	0	True	0
74	70	A ravenous shark with a hammer-shaped head it uses to quickly detect its prey. This wavekin is most commonly found living in small schools in the Strait of Merlthor, but there have been recent reports of schools containing more than five score of the creatures.				4893	29	0	2000	False	1	61	0	True	0
75	71	This freshwater fish matures in the salty waters of the Bloodbrine Sea, only to return up the Yugr'am River where it was born to spawn. Many beastkin are known to prey on the salmon that return to the rivers weakened by their long journey inland.				4967	28	0	2000	False	2	80	0	True	0
76	72	A blue, spiny, sluglike creature found in the shallows off of Vylbrand, and considered a delicacy by Sea Wolves.				4894	30	0	2000	False	0	53	0	True	0
77	73	Tiny white spots cover the body of this rare freshwater fish. The spotted pleco's mouth has uniquely adapted to allow it to better feed on the algae growing on underwater rocks and boulders.				4968	30	0	2000	False	3	4	0	True	0
78	74	A rare type of luminescent moss found on the bottom of lakes and in caves. Slight currents cause the moss to form into a ball as it grows. They are often shunned by uneducated smallfolk who believe them to be water-breathing will-o'-the-wisps.				5544	31	0	2000	False	3	32	0	True	0
79	75	This blue-backed, white-bellied saltwater fish native to the Indigo Deep is known to migrate in large schools from north to south in the winter, and back again in the summer. So plentiful is this variety of wavekin, that almost a third of the Fishermen's Guild's entire take during a season is said to be Indigo herring.				4895	31	0	2000	False	0	52	0	True	0
80	76	As it has the tendency to coil up while inactive, this variety of freshwater eel is oft mistaken for lost boat rigging. Unlike most wavekin, the ropefish cannot survive underwater indefinitely, and must surface every several minutes to breathe.				4969	32	0	2000	False	3	85	0	True	0
81	77	A large saltwater fish known to migrate between the Sea of Jade and the Sea of Ash. In recent years, overfishing by boats from the Far East has led to a significant drop in their numbers.				4896	32	0	2000	False	1	52	0	True	0
82	78	A rare type of fish found in harsh environments, such as the stagnant rainwater ponds collecting in the basin of Empty Heart on the western finger of the Gods' Grip.				4970	32	0	2000	False	3	50	0	True	0
83	79	A freshwater snail that survives solely on the carrion of animals that get caught and perish in the sucking mud of swamps and marshes.				4971	33	0	2000	False	3	78	0	True	0
84	80	A small fish that is found only in Rootslake in the Black Shroud. Similar to mudskippers, which can also survive outside of water, root skippers can be seen sunbathing and feeding on the exposed roots of the wood's giant sentinels.				4972	33	0	2000	False	3	16	0	True	0
85	81	Though once found all across the five seas, seadragon numbers are now but a mere fraction of what they once were, due in part to Ishgardian culling parties.				4897	33	0	2000	False	0	45	0	True	0
86	82	A single flat tooth on the bottom of this ancient freshwater species' mouth gives the bonytongue its name. Primitive drawings of this selfsame fish have been discovered in caves only recently unearthed.				4973	34	0	2000	False	3	15	0	True	0
87	83	A tiny saltwater fish native to the waters of Vylbrand. Unlike other wavekin, they feed only at night, their activity increasing as Menphina waxes.				4898	34	0	2000	False	0	52	0	True	0
88	84	The claws of this freshwater crustacean are covered in myriad tiny bristles which provide the illusion that the crab is wearing mittens.				4974	34	0	2000	False	2	54	0	True	0
89	85	A tasty saltwater fish indigenous to the cold waters of the Bloodbrine Sea. Its name comes from a legendary northern king who was said to have survived to the ripe old age of seven and fifty summers eating only the fatty flesh of this grotesque wavekin.				4899	34	0	2000	False	1	74	0	True	0
90	86	A giant freshwater fish found in the tepid rivers and lakes of the Black Shroud. Gridanian records state that the first monke onke was brought to the Black Shroud by the realm's first Lalafellin settlers, the name monke onke meaning “friendship” in the settlers' native tongue.				4975	33	0	2000	False	2	4	0	True	0
91	87	The flesh of this freshwater trout native to central and northern Eorzea is a bright pink, leading to the common nickname, “cherry trout.” Seema are frightened by even the slightest change in water flow and temperature, making them extremely difficult to catch by those other than the most tenacious.				4976	35	0	2000	False	2	26	0	True	0
92	88	A bivalve mollusk found on the cliffs and rocks lining the Rhotano Sea. On rare occasions, sand will become trapped inside the shell and gradually form into a pearl. Enterprising Ul'dahn merchants have attempted numerous times, to no avail, to create pearls by introducing foreign objects to young shells with the hopes of harvesting treasure later on.				4900	35	0	2000	False	0	53	0	True	0
93	89	A tiny amphibious fish capable of breathing on land. This trait has allowed it to adapt to life in the deserts of Thanalan.				4977	35	0	2000	False	4	86	0	True	0
94	90	As are copperfish and goldfish, freshwater silverfish are prized amongst well-to-do Ul'dahns, and often kept as pets. Two score summers of crossbreeding were required to produce scales this lustrous.				4978	36	0	2000	False	3	57	0	True	0
95	91	Bright patterns, similar to a clown's motley, cover this small freshwater fish from head to tail.				4979	36	0	2000	False	3	85	0	True	0
96	92	A tiny sand-dwelling fish which can spend its whole life out of the water, gathering the moisture it needs to survive from the trace amount of dew which seeps through the desert sands each dawn. Though given the name bream by those living in the desert, this fish actually has no similarities to the bream found in the sea, other than its size.				5032	36	0	2000	False	4	86	0	True	0
97	93	A violet-hued fish found in the warmer waters of Eorzea's southern seas. It will attach itself to sharks or whales using suction cups growing from its underbelly, and feed on the scraps left by its host.				4901	36	0	2000	False	1	52	0	True	0
98	94	The rock-hard scales of the armored pleco are thought to protect the wavekin from injury when being dashed about swift-water rapids. It also prevents other predators from preying on it, allowing the fish to grow undisturbed, sometimes for decades.				4980	37	0	2000	False	3	16	0	True	0
99	95	Significantly larger than a dark bass, landing a giant bass can prove quite the challenge for even the most seasoned angler. Not known to feed on smaller worms or lures, fishers seeking to add this trophy to their cases will first need to catch a suitable bait.				4981	37	0	2000	False	3	68	0	True	0
100	96	A large variety of air-breathing catfish. Its near-frictionless scales allow it to swim through the sand as a normal fish would through the water. As it traverses the sands, it will swallow a great deal of the stuff, filling the creature's belly and making it appear much larger than it actually is.				5033	37	0	2000	False	4	87	0	True	0
101	97	A saltwater fish covered in scores of sharp spines, discouraging would-be predators from dining on this otherwise defenseless fry. Some fishers will also call them “sea bombs,” though none have ever been known to self-destruct.				4902	37	0	2000	False	0	53	0	True	0
102	98	This scarlet cousin to the maiden carp can most commonly be found in the Velodyna and Hathoeva rivers. A favorite amongst Wildwood and Duskwight Elezen─amazingly one of the few things the clans actually agree on.				4982	38	0	2000	False	2	12	0	True	0
103	99	A cousin of the sea-dwelling balloonfish, spotted puffers are unique in that they can survive in the brackish waters of deltas and river mouths.				4983	38	0	2000	False	2	54	0	True	0
104	100	When threatened, this sand-dwelling fish will beat the ground with its fins, kicking up a cloud of dust and allowing it the opportunity to escape unscathed.				5034	38	0	2000	False	4	86	0	True	0
105	101	Truly a prize, this bright-gold fish, though rare, can be found in rivers and lakes across Eorzea. Despite fishers believing otherwise, naturalists insist that the golden loach is not a separate species, but merely a normal loach born with a pigment deficiency in its scales.				4984	39	0	2000	False	3	31	0	True	0
106	102	These sand-dwelling fish will skip across the desert until they are fortunate enough to stumble across a sandstorm, in which case they will spread their fins and ride the storm great distances.				5035	39	0	2000	False	4	87	0	True	0
107	103	This freshwater eel native to the rivers and lakes of Thanalan will often display the unique trait of swapping its mate with other nearby eels when spawning. Because of this characteristic, the wavekin is oft used in religious ceremonies involving Nald'thal.				4985	39	0	2000	False	2	80	0	True	0
108	104	A red-scaled trout commonly found in the rivers originating on Abalathia's Spine. The color of its scales led past generations to believe that the wavekin fed on the blood of other fish. The theories of the current generation, however, are just as nonsensical, the most popular being that the crimson trout is a servant of Dalamud.				4986	40	0	2000	False	2	26	0	True	0
109	105	A colorful freshwater fish that can only survive in rivers located in more temperate climes. Though there is no proof, most believe that the fish was introduced to Eorzean waters by foreign traders from the south.				4987	40	0	2000	False	2	55	0	True	0
110	106	This sand-dwelling slug is able to maintain its mucous coating by absorbing the moisture from prey it catches at the bottom of conical pits not unlike the ones antlions are known to dig. A famous author once wrote a novel (that he claimed was based on fact) in which antlion slugs were actually intelligent rulers of an underground kingdom.				5036	40	0	2000	False	4	86	0	True	0
111	107	A piece of sharp coral, rarely found in any of Eorzea's five seas. The material is so rare, in fact, that it often fetches prices similar to those asked for garnets or rubies.				5462	40	0	2000	False	0	62	0	True	0
112	108	This species of trout was once only found in Vylbrand's Bronze Lake. Naturalists attribute the spread of the wavekin into nearby rivers and ponds to birds who will catch Bronze Lake trout from the eponymous lake, only to let the fish fall from their talons when carrying them back to their nests.				4988	41	0	2000	False	3	68	0	True	0
113	109	The fiery red shells of this freshwater snail, also known as “Ifrit's claws,” are prized by the Amalj'aa, and are useful when bartering with the beast tribe.				4989	41	0	2000	False	3	94	0	True	0
114	110	Remarkably smooth skin allows the dune manta to glide through desert sands as though they were ocean waters. Its massive wings are used to envelop and smother its prey, which it then slowly devours with a tiny mouth that belies the actual size of the creature.				5037	41	0	2000	False	4	87	0	True	0
115	111	A large, spindle-shaped shark commonly found in the Sea of Ash and known to attack much larger prey─such as fishers and sailors─without provocation.				4903	41	0	2000	False	1	62	0	True	0
116	112	This variety of striped freshwater fish earns its name from its tendency to gather by the legs of any man or beast who enters its habitat. Ul'dahns, on the other hand, will oft refer to the selfsame fish as the “royal pleco,” claiming that it received its name when a merchant presented the former sultan Sasabal one at his coronation.				4990	42	0	2000	False	3	82	0	True	0
117	113	A rare freshwater fish decorated with a thunderbolt-like pattern down its back. The Keepers of the Moon who inhabit the Black Shroud will eat one of these before a big hunt, claiming that it grants them speed and strength.				4991	42	0	2000	False	2	99	0	True	0
118	114	Fall jumpers are born with an inherent tendency to swim against the current. When they arrive at rapids or falls, they have no option but to leap out of the water in an attempt to continue upstream. Some Ishgardians believe this ability was granted to the fish when a drop of blood from a wounded dragon fell into a river in Coerthas and was swallowed by a trout.				4992	43	0	2000	False	2	7	0	True	0
119	115	The freshwater knifefish is named such due to its resemblance, both in shape and color, to a flat blade. Unlike a knife, however, this wavekin is as sharp as a pumpkin, and has been known to swim right out of the water, only to suffocate onshore.				4993	43	0	2000	False	2	25	0	True	0
120	116	A razor-fanged saltwater fish known to migrate throughout the warm waters of the Sea of Ash, following the schools of shrimp on which it feeds. While not considered a delicacy, the wahoo is treasured amongst alchemists who employ the bones and scales in several different medicines.				4904	43	0	2000	False	1	65	0	True	0
121	117	This deep-blue freshwater fish can be seen sticking its head out of the water whenever it rains, leading people to believe it is the fish summoning the storm. However, naturalists have surmised that the fish are simply rising to the surface in search of food, mistaking the drops of water for insects.				4905	43	0	2000	False	2	81	0	True	0
122	118	A giant freshwater fish found in inland lakes and rivers. Its name is derived from its resemblance to a knotty oaken root.				4994	44	0	2000	False	2	20	0	True	0
123	119	Found across Eorzea, this freshwater fish has highly developed fins and spines which not only protect the wavekin, but serve as weapons for hunting its prey which includes insects and other creatures.				4995	44	0	2000	False	2	66	0	True	0
124	120	This bivalve mollusk was once as abundant in Eorzean waters as its white-lipped cousin. However, overfishing by Ul'dahn jewelers searching for black pearls has seen blacklip oyster numbers drop almost to zero.				5466	44	0	2000	False	0	65	0	True	0
125	121	Though classified as a freshwater fish native to the Velodyna and Hathoeva rivers, this particular wavekin can survive in the brackish delta where the waterways spill into the Sea of Jade. The southern pike will eat almost anything that will fit in its mouth, including fish, shells, frogs, even squirrels and birds.				4996	45	0	2000	False	2	17	0	True	0
126	122	Though classified as a freshwater fish native to the White Maiden, this particular wavekin can survive in the brackish waters where the Maiden meets the Strait of Merlthor. The only difference between the northern pike and its cousin, the southern pike, is the color of their tails─the northern's being red, the southern's blue.				4997	45	0	2000	False	2	32	0	True	0
127	123	Similar to the spotted puffer, the kobold puffer can also survive in the brackish waters of deltas and river mouths. Its spots, however, are replaced with a hideous coat of bristly spines which give it the appearance of a bedraggled kobold.				4998	45	0	2000	False	2	54	0	True	0
128	124	A giant cephalopod characterized by its spectacular whorled shell. Commonly found in the nutrient-rich Bay of Dha'yuz, the wavekin are thought by sailors and pirates to be the heralds of the Navigator, Llymlaen, and their shells are often carved into celebratory chalices.				4906	45	0	2000	False	0	101	0	True	0
129	125	When feeding, the archerfish will lift its head ever so slightly above a lake or river's surface and spit a stream of water up to a yalm to strike flies from low-lying branches into the water with remarkable accuracy.				4999	45	0	2000	False	3	56	0	True	0
130	126	Cloud jellyfish aimlessly drift about the Sea of Clouds, tentacles spread out below them, searching for the small birds on which they feed. Naturalists conclude that the creatures are able to stay aloft by heating the air trapped inside their bodies, making it lighter than the surrounding winds.				5038	45	0	2000	False	5	34	0	True	0
131	127	The goblins claim that they brought this variety of perch back from their years-long pilgrimage into Othard and Ilsabard...because it tasted so divine.				5000	46	0	2000	False	2	15	0	True	0
132	128	A rare species of carp that only can be found in the Agelyss River─so rare, in fact, that the smallfolk believe that even seeing one can bring seven days of good fortune to one's family.				5001	46	0	2000	False	2	55	0	True	0
133	129	When stretched straight from head to tail, the longest of saltwater pike eels can measure more than a full yalm in length─or, the length of an average pike.				4907	46	0	2000	False	1	62	0	True	0
134	130	A violent species of freshwater fish from central Abalathia's Spine that will attack other fish if they draw too near while feeding.				5002	47	0	2000	False	3	22	0	True	0
135	131	Similar to its cousin the mudskipper, the sludgeskipper can also survive outside water for several bells. The sludgeskipper, however, is at home in highly polluted pools where other creatures would likely perish.				5003	44	0	2000	False	3	24	0	True	0
136	132	One of the more common creatures found living on the thermal currents above the Sea of Clouds, from a distance, the skyfish appears to be no more than a simple rod outfitted with three sets of transparent wings.				5039	47	0	2000	False	5	34	0	True	0
137	133	This saltwater fish's name comes from the odd lump on its head, thought to resemble a mummer's motley cap. During mating season, adult males will butt their heads continuously until a female selects which she concludes has the hardest lump.				4908	47	0	2000	False	1	65	0	True	0
138	134	The swiftest inhabitants of the Sea of Clouds, cloud cutters will fly straight in a single direction for malms before quickly turning at some unthinkable angle and darting off in another direction. On rare occasions, they have been known to puncture the armor plating of airships.				5040	48	0	2000	False	5	34	0	True	0
139	135	This freshwater anomaly possesses high concentrations of lightning-aspected aetherial energy which can be used to inflict serious injury on any foolish enough to provoke the fish.				5004	48	0	2000	False	3	24	0	True	0
140	136	A hard-scaled freshwater fish native to southern Eorzea. The garpike is mentioned in the famous Raimdelle Codex, where it is described as a thirty-yalm monstrosity with two score hundred teeth and arms like a goobbue's. Fortunately for us, the garpike of Raimdelle's time is no more.				5005	48	0	2000	False	3	89	0	True	0
141	137	The blind manta is thought to navigate the Sea of Clouds in a manner similar to how bats keep their bearings─using sound and echoes to determine the location of cliff faces and other creatures.				5041	48	0	2000	False	5	34	0	True	0
142	138	A bottom-feeding flatfish, the plaice is most commonly found blending into the sands covering the sea floor near the Isles of Umbra, where, rather than pursuing its own prey, it waits for an unsuspecting fry to happen by.				4909	48	0	2000	False	0	65	0	True	0
143	139	Unlike its Eorzean cousins, the Ilsabardian bass is mean-tempered and quick to bite, attacking other species sharing the same lake until there are none left but its own. Ill luck is said to come to all who gaze into its deep-red eyes.				5006	48	0	2000	False	3	24	0	True	0
144	140	A brightly colored fish native to the warm waters in and around the Amalj'aa territory of Paglth'an. The fact that the wavekin has been spotted in locations distant from their stronghold has led Ul'dahn officials to worry that the beast tribe may be seeding other rivers and lakes with the fish in preparation for the Amalj'aa's advancement into those lands.				5007	49	0	2000	False	2	84	0	True	0
145	141	The largest pleco known to naturalists, this variety is known for violently flailing its fins and ramming its head into any unfortunate creature that happens to swim by, especially during the spawning season.				5008	49	0	2000	False	2	25	0	True	0
146	142	The rift sailor uses the light elastic webbing between its aetherially charged wings to catch the roiling winds of the Sea of Clouds and glide across the rifts. Spying one dart across your path is often regarded as an omen of good fortune.				5042	49	0	2000	False	5	34	0	True	0
147	143	Legends tell of giant sea devils emerging from the sea to wrap their many arms around ships and drag them to the abyss. This seems impossible today, as the largest catches in recent memory are little more than a yalm across.				4910	49	0	2000	False	0	101	0	True	0
148	144	Native to the freshwater rivers of Abalathia's Spine, the kissing trout is famous for its mating “dance” in which a male and female will face each other for several moments before proceeding to couple.				5009	50	0	2000	False	2	26	0	True	0
149	145	While all species of freshwater pike are known to be violent, this particular variety has been recorded actually biting clean through the ankle bones of wading fishers. The sheer ferocity of the angry pike has inspired many a hedge knight to take the wavekin as his sigil.				5010	50	0	2000	False	2	29	0	True	0
150	146	The brilliant luster of this freshwater fish native to the Far East has made it a popular addition to the aquariums and garden ponds of Ul'dahn patricians. Once a rarity, recent overbreeding has seen a sharp drop in the market price for these wavekin.				5011	50	0	2000	False	3	22	0	True	0
151	147	When hunting, the Sagolii monkfish uses a method similar to its sea-bound cousin─attracting potential prey to its location with a glowing appendage situated directly above its gaping maw.				5043	50	0	2000	False	4	86	0	True	0
152	148	Lacking feet or wings to propel itself from the ground, only death awaits the saucerfish that is foolish enough to leave the Sea of Clouds. Ishgardian legend says that the saucerfish are the descendants(?) of a plate of fish tossed out a window and into the Sea of Clouds by a finicky king.				5044	50	0	2000	False	5	27	0	True	0
153	149	A large crimson crustacean commonly found hiding in the rocks off the shores of islands. The rich, flavorful tails are regarded as a delicacy across Eorzea.				4911	50	0	2000	False	0	102	0	True	0
154	150	Just as its name implies, the vampire lampern is indeed a sucker of blood, using its multiple rows of teeth to latch onto its prey, whether it be sea or land creature, and bore a hole from which to drink.				5012	50	0	2000	False	2	57	0	True	0
155	151	Legend states that this particular variety of sculpin is a favorite of Oschon, the Wanderer, and that the god will oft dine on this fish while on His journeys through the realm of man, for they are said to point Him in the direction of His next destination.				5013	50	0	2000	False	2	33	0	True	0
156	152	A large-mouthed saltwater glutton, thought to feed on most anything, from smaller fish, to seaweed, to the flesh of drowned sailors. Pullers despise these wavekin, for once they are caught in the pullers' nets, they will devour anything else caught with them.				4912	50	0	2000	False	1	60	0	True	0
157	153	It is said that not even a fishing line made from adamantite wire can withstand the cutting force of this legendary giant crustacean's claws.				5014	50	0	2000	False	3	31	0	True	0
158	154	Two front teeth of this freshwater fish are exceptionally long and therefore protrude from the mouth, giving them the appearance of coeurl fangs. Fishers bitten by these wavekin will attribute those bites to a real coeurl rather than admit to their colleagues that they were had by their catch.				5015	70	0	2000	False	3	66	0	True	0
159	155	Despite the modifier, the little Thalaos is anything but small; compared to the Thalaos of legend, even the largest of sea serpents would be deemed “little.” As is the case with most deep-ocean fish, its body is composed of a thick wax-like fat and little else, making it an unpleasant addition to any dinner table.				4913	55	0	2000	False	1	108	0	True	0
160	156	This enormous bivalve mollusk is easily recognizable by the unique wave pattern found on its outer shell. An old fisher's tale tells of a man who accidentally stepped in the mouth of one during low tide. Unable to move due to the shell's crushing force, the man eventually drowned when the tide came in.				4914	55	0	2000	False	0	156	0	True	0
161	157	A giant freshwater fish native to the rivers and swamps of La Noscea. When not feeding in the early hours of the morning, the donko spends the majority of its time sleeping on the riverbed, conserving its energy for the hunt.				5016	55	0	2000	False	2	99	0	True	0
162	158	This freshwater fish has a bright-yellow sun-like pattern across its body, from which it takes its name. Revered as holy by the Amalj'aa, it is forbidden amongst the beast tribe to even lay eyes upon one, let alone catch, gut, and roast one over an open flame.				5017	55	0	2000	False	2	82	0	True	0
163	159	Its name meaning “stalwart” in the Lalafellin tongue, this deep-sea predator is not only massive, but deceptively fast. Some sailors swear that a mahi-mahi can make the journey from Meracydia to the Cieldalaes in less than a fortnight, though knowing most sailors, that claim may be slightly exaggerated.				4915	55	0	2000	False	1	47	0	True	0
164	160	While similar to the sole or plaice in appearance and behavior, the halibut is much larger than both, and can feed a Lalafellin family of five for several turns of the sun.				4916	55	0	2000	False	1	59	0	True	0
165	161	A legendary freshwater fish said to have a head not unlike that of an alligator, complete with rows of razor-sharp teeth. The creature is oft used by Dunesfolk mothers who seek to frighten children who do not listen to their elders, go to bed early, or chew with their mouths closed.				5018	55	0	2000	False	3	89	0	True	0
166	162	After many generations of living and breeding in waters tainted with wootz ore, this knifefish has absorbed so much of the rare mineral into its body that it shows in its scales.				5019	55	0	2000	False	3	88	0	True	0
167	163	A giant freshwater fish found throughout Aldenard and known for the decidedly feline whiskers which it uses to detect the movement of prey.				5020	55	0	2000	False	3	68	0	True	0
168	164	After maturing in the Grand Wake, caravan eels will form long lines in the sand and make their way back to the Sagolii Desert to spawn and die.				5045	55	0	2000	False	4	87	0	True	0
169	165	A large saltwater fish found in the warm waters south of the Sea of Ash and known for its remarkable swimming speed. Legend says that after stealing one of Llymlaen's scepters and using that speed to escape, the Navigator was so infuriated that She placed a curse on the wavekin, dooming it to death if it ever slowed.				4917	50	0	2000	False	1	53	0	True	0
170	166	An ancient species of saltwater fish which appears to have flourished in times well before the Allagans built their empire. Thought normally to reside near the bottom of deep-sea trenches, the coelacanth has been known to rise to shallower waters in order to spawn─something it is believed the wavekin does only once during its hundred-summer lifespan.				4918	55	0	2000	False	0	63	0	True	0
171	167	Neither dead nor necrophagous, the cadaver carp is called such because of where it chooses to live─some of the most tainted, noisome, and foul waters in all of Eorzea. Despite this fact, however, the flesh of the cadaver carp is actually quite tasty.				5021	70	0	2000	False	3	24	0	True	0
172	168	Its massive lance-shaped nose makes this legendary denizen of the Sea of Clouds a formidable nuisance for airships passing through the area. Though not in any way, shape, or form a dragon, many Ishgardians believe the rhamphorhynchus to be a minion of the Dravanian Horde.				5046	70	0	2000	False	5	27	0	True	0
173	169	This rarely seen giant cephalopod makes an appearance in ancient Sea Wolf mythology as the creature on which the legendary whale Bismarck fed.				4919	55	0	2000	False	1	65	0	True	0
174	170	A legendary cephalopod feared by sailors young and old. Tales of these cyclopean creatures tearing up ships and dragging them down to the abyss can still be heard in alehouses and inns not only in Eorzea, but across Hydaelyn.				4920	70	0	2000	False	1	107	0	True	0
175	171	Legends say this giant saltwater fish will help those stranded in the water by allowing them to ride it back to shore.				4921	50	0	2000	False	1	62	0	True	0
176	172	A legendary shark-eating saltwater fish covered in thick armor and said to have once been worshipped by the Sahagin.				4922	70	0	2000	False	1	102	0	True	0
177	173	This amazing crab will rub its shell against funguars to collect spores, which it will then grow on its back. The fungi are said to induce visions, including those of a famous theologian who, after consuming one, claimed that he had a vision showing him the answer to the meaning of life─that answer being the number 41.				5022	55	0	2000	False	3	9	0	True	0
178	174	Named after the primal Ramuh's signature weapon, this strange freshwater fish will only feed when the weather is rainy.				5023	55	0	2000	False	3	16	0	True	0
179	175	The rock-hard and rock-heavy scales of this variety of freshwater garpike are spattered with scores of unhealthy-looking spots.				5024	55	0	2000	False	3	23	0	True	0
180	176	This giant freshwater fish lives out its adulthood feeding in the Indigo Deep before returning all the way back up to the head of the White Maiden to spawn. Its eggs are considered a delicacy among Ishgardian nobility and the Ul'dahn elite, and this has led to severe overfishing of the species. Now it is believed that only a few hundred remain.				5025	55	0	2000	False	2	28	0	True	0
181	177	Records of the bowfin being caught in the Black Shroud date back to the time of the first Elezen settlers, and according to the Seedseers of Stillglade Fane, the elementals tell us that the elongated wavekin was one of the first of the Twelve's creations.				5026	55	0	2000	False	2	21	0	True	0
182	178	A flat freshwater bottom-feeder found predominantly in marshes and swamps, where it can hide under the blanket of organic detritus collected on the floor. Some naturalists claim this particular species of wavekin can see up to a thousand summers...though, as the average life expectancy of a naturalist is but four score summers, these claims hold little weight.				5027	70	0	2000	False	2	22	0	True	0
183	179	A legendary shark with a mouth so large and an appetite so enormous, it is said it can swallow an adult Roegadyn whole. This can be attested to by a former Roegadyn king who actually was swallowed whole by a megalodon before carving his way out of its belly with a dagger.				4923	70	0	2000	False	1	65	0	True	0
184	180	Feared by sailors and fishers alike, legends say that this gargantuan saltwater fish once ripped a hundred-man galleon in two with its saw-like head.				4924	70	0	2000	False	1	74	0	True	0
185	181	A legendary giant freshwater fish indigenous to the lands of the Far East. The takitaro found in Eorzea are thought to be the offspring of a specimen presented as a gift to an eccentric sultan who loosed the fish into a cenote when it grew too large to keep in the royal aquariums.				5028	70	0	2000	False	3	17	0	True	0
186	182	A legendary giant freshwater fish rumored to live in the bottomless swamps hidden deep within the unexplored regions of the Black Shroud. This snakelike wavekin is rumored to grow as long as an Elezen is tall.				5029	70	0	2000	False	3	20	0	True	0
187	183	A giant freshwater fish so shrouded in mystery, that naught is known of it...except that it may take as many as five score years for the morinabaligi to mature...and that its eggs are delicious...and that those eggs are poisonous...and that this fact still does not prevent many adventuring elite from supping on the rare delicacy.				5030	70	0	2000	False	2	94	0	True	0
188	184	It is said that jungle catfish can grow to become as large as an aurochs, and while there are sightings aplenty of these massive specimens, one that large has yet to be caught.				5031	55	0	2000	False	2	58	0	True	0
189	185	Not native to Eorzea, the first adamantoise to arrive in the realm is believed to have been mixed in with a shipment of dodo eggs from the Near East. Why anyone would import dodo eggs when there are more than enough of the birds living in Eorzea already is a mystery for the ages...but the whole affair more than likely involves a hungry Qiqirn.				6185	50	0	2000	False	0	48	0	True	0
190	186	Though able to levitate while in tadpole form, the gigantoad loses this biologically unexplainable characteristic the moment it sprouts legs and gravity remembers its duty. It is, however, all for the better, because really, who wants to encounter a flying gigantoad while traipsing through the wilderness?				6191	50	0	2000	False	3	82	0	True	0
191	187	In addition to having grown to an immense size, this angelfish has evolved to possess a venom most deadly. Owing to the many unwitting souls who met their end with a flaky morsel in their mouths, it has come to be named for the Death Seraph of legend.				7678	70	0	2000	True	1	37	0	True	267
192	188	This rare variety of chub is so named for the peculiar habit of retaining its radiant hues even after the breeding season has ended, leading to many a confounded fish.				7679	70	0	2000	True	2	39	0	True	267
193	189	Never has a Moraby flounder lived so long and grown so large, fisherfolk believe this specimen to be the very fish trod upon by the Wanderer Himself.				7680	70	0	2000	True	0	44	0	True	267
194	190	Dwarf catfish are notorious for the obnoxious noise they make with their fins, and none among them is more obnoxious than the caterwauler. No sooner does it get hooked than it unleashes a dreadful wailing noise that has sent countless unprepared anglers fleeing.				7681	70	0	2000	True	2	43	0	True	267
195	191	A rare specimen of glass perch that has attained even greater clarity in its transparent body. The play of light it produces when held to sunlight is a marvel to behold.				7682	80	0	2000	True	2	42	0	True	267
196	192	This Ala Mhigan fighting fish has never known defeat, and for this remarkable feat folk have named it for the celebrated gladiator.				7683	80	0	2000	True	3	8	0	True	267
197	193	No goosefish has ever had such a voracious appetite as the junkmonger, who feeds upon refuse such as bottles and fishing rods with as much relish as it would an Ul'dahn banquet.				7684	80	0	2000	True	1	60	0	True	267
198	194	So much alike gold is its color, this rare variety of coral butterfly has sent many a greedy pirate to a watery demise. For this it has come to be known also as the “fool's fish.”				7685	70	0	2000	True	0	36	0	True	267
199	195	Once an ordinary silver shark, legend holds that the gigantshark grew strong through its eternal rivalry with the dreadful octomammoth. By landing this monstrosity, you have saved many a life.				7686	70	0	2000	True	1	38	0	True	267
200	196	This rare shellbound wavekin is named for the metallic scales that protect its one foot from predators.				7687	75	0	2000	True	1	59	0	True	267
201	197	If the gudgeon is the cravenfish, then the great gudgeon is the greatest craven of them all. So completely is it able to conceal itself within the sand, most folk are still dubious as to its existence.				7688	70	0	2000	True	2	40	0	True	267
202	198	Despite its ruthless reputation, the dark knight is a sorely misunderstood fish. Ask yourself: How far would you go in order to survive in the forbidding environs of the Unholy Heir?				7689	80	0	2000	True	3	77	0	True	267
203	199	This primordial wavekin can grow to a length of three yalms, or half again taller than a Roegadyn. Few fish afford the catcher greater bragging rights than the silver sovereign.				7690	75	0	2000	True	1	47	0	True	267
204	200	This tiger cod has developed the wickedly bladelike fangs for which it is named. Would-be catchers are advised to exercise the utmost caution when removing the hook from its snapping maw.				7691	75	0	2000	True	0	49	0	True	267
205	201	In times of yore, there existed a nomadic people who believed that, in times of want, a gigantic goby would appear in their dreams to herald the coming of plenty. It is from this tradition that the dream goby derives its name.				7692	70	0	2000	True	2	75	0	True	267
206	202	Cousin to the Navigator's dagger, fishers believe that this wavekin was the blade that Llymlaen threw at Oschon in Her fury at having Her naked form espied. The incident led to the latter taking Menphina as His lover.				7693	70	0	2000	True	1	64	0	True	267
207	203	A dark sleeper that has grown to immense proportions. Having the appearance of a boulder, it lies completely still in wait for prey, and strikes with an alacrity that belies its girth.				7694	80	0	2000	True	2	6	0	True	267
208	204	In the distant past, the Gridanians used to try individuals suspected of heinous crimes by forcing them to share a pond with this extremely venomous stingray.				7695	80	0	2000	True	3	19	0	True	267
209	205	Whereas the common pipira is satisfied with a bit of skin from your ankles, the bloody brewer will not stop until it paints the waters of Black Tea Brook a bright crimson.				7696	70	0	2000	True	2	91	0	True	267
210	206	Unlike its more placid kin, this royalty among faerie bass shies not from confrontation, and has even been known to best entire schools of dark bass.				7697	80	0	2000	True	3	50	0	True	267
211	207	If you thought that loaches were slimy, chances are you have not met the slime king. So slimy is His Royal Sliminess, even the most resolute of Sultansworn have been said to despair of catching it.				7698	75	0	2000	True	3	76	0	True	267
212	208	Having completed its epic migratory swim, the blue salmon's final act is to lay its clutch. Not so the blue widow, who is said to have repeated the journey beyond count. Owing to this miraculous feat, it has come to symbolize longevity in Gridania.				7699	80	0	2000	True	2	18	0	True	267
213	209	The mischievous hand of fate has given the ghost carp the countenance of a man when beheld squarely. Superstitious folk believe that the souls of drowned sailors are trapped within such fish, and will utter a warding prayer if they should have the ill chance to come upon one.				7700	80	0	2000	True	2	3	0	True	267
214	210	The carp who seizes the day is a carp who lives the longest. The truth of these words is attested by the carp diem, a moat carp that has for generations eluded the lure of anglers.				7701	70	0	2000	True	2	100	0	True	267
215	211	No mudskipper has journeyed further from water in search of the promised land than the fabled mud pilgrim.				7702	80	0	2000	True	3	79	0	True	267
216	212	Unlike most other bone crayfish, Old Softie's shell never hardens fully. While some may consider this trait a vulnerability in the wilds, the softness prevents anglers' hooks from getting purchase.				7703	75	0	2000	True	3	96	0	True	267
217	213	Nature has bestowed this freshwater snail with prodigious size and a powerful suction to match. Any carrion it chances upon is cleaned inside out.				7704	80	0	2000	True	3	78	0	True	267
218	214	Being devoured whole far from spells the end of this grizzled crayfish. A handful of travelers have reported witnessing the stomach-churning sight of a chirurgeon cutting its way out of a hapless, very much living eft's stomach.				7705	70	0	2000	True	2	2	0	True	267
219	215	This mudcrab has grown to such impossible proportions as to put people in mind of a golem when it scuttles through murky waters.				7706	75	0	2000	True	3	73	0	True	267
220	216	Once an ordinary blue octopus, legend holds that the octomammoth grew strong through its eternal rivalry with the fearsome gigantshark. When the two meet in the open sea, an epic battle must ensue.				7707	70	0	2000	True	0	35	0	True	267
221	217	Lord Lolorito, known in some circles as the “Chefsbane,” for a time offered a hefty bounty for those who could bring him the elusive matron carp. However, the man soon grew weary of fish, and promptly withdrew his offer.				7708	70	0	2000	True	2	81	0	True	267
222	218	A perch that has risen to greatness among its kind, and presides over the waters of the Nym River. Only the biggest and choicest of minnows is said to meet its fastidious tastes.				7709	70	0	2000	True	2	41	0	True	267
223	219	Legend tells of a sea serpent known as Syldra, who towed her mistress's galleon from a maelstrom's deathly grip, only to perish from the exertion. It is in honor of the noble creature's ultimate sacrifice that this gigantic leafy seadragon is named.				7710	75	0	2000	True	0	45	0	True	267
224	220	An enormous oyster so named for the tenacity with which it clings on to rock. Those who desire to catch it must be prepared to pull up entire outcroppings.				7711	80	0	2000	True	0	70	0	True	267
225	221	Jacques the Snipper is the name given to this fiendish pebble crab, who has a penchant for cutting mooring lines and setting fishing vessels adrift. For long years it has been the bane of shipwrights and anglers alike.				7712	75	0	2000	True	0	46	0	True	267
226	222	One dark torrential night, a lone fisher claims to have witnessed an uncommonly large raincaller splashing about the swollen Jadeite Flood in what appeared to be a piscine dance. So it was that the man named it the “stormdancer.”				7713	70	0	2000	True	3	90	0	True	267
227	223	Owing to an inexplicable phenomenon, the scales of this copperfish have taken on the lustrous sheen of a looking glass. The light that it reflects serves to blind nearby creatures, be they predators or rivals for food.				7714	70	0	2000	True	3	72	0	True	267
228	224	Cursed by the Twelve to live out its pitiful life as not only a fish, but a fish with a head resembling that of a right sotted Roegadyn, the cupfish chooses to dwell deep in underground caves, away from those who might heap the poor wavekin with unwarranted ridicule.				7902	80	0	2000	True	3	97	0	True	267
229	225	In darkness, the helmet dreams, as from the waves of destruction a new beginning rises. Come, brave fishers, heed the helmet's call. Gather once more and witness a crab respawned.				7903	80	0	2000	True	0	48	0	True	267
230	226	Caught alive and lashed to a spit; thrust into a cookpit and left to suffer the hellish flames for nigh on a quarter bell. Yet, the flames would not take her. Drubbed and beaten; tossed into a pot of scalding broth and left to endure the roiling currents as they cooked her flesh to the core. Yet the water would not have her. And thus was Joan returned to the lake.				7904	80	0	2000	True	2	67	0	True	267
231	227	Already known for their ferocity, coeurlfish deemed exceptionally violent are given the name of the coeurl's deadly cousin.				7905	80	0	2000	True	3	66	0	True	267
232	228	A giant rock lobster with a terrible disposition, Fingers is infamous for using its massive pincers to dice the digits of his would-be captors.				7906	80	0	2000	True	0	71	0	True	267
233	229	Though believed to be a river crab─a species known to feed on carrion and algae─this uniquely large specimen has been spotted attacking and devouring living fish, leading to speculation on the eventual evolutionary track of its brethren.				7907	80	0	2000	True	2	10	0	True	267
234	230	Despite being of a size comparable to a great river serpent, the Vip Viper has eluded fisherfolk for countless seasons. One theory as to why involves the many smaller black eels which follow the creature. It is believed that these “options” will nibble any suspicious fodder found floating in the water before allowing their master to feed.				7908	80	0	2000	True	2	11	0	True	267
235	231	This is not the greatest bream in the world; this is just a tribute. In the Far East, it is common custom that when an especially large bream is landed it be offered to the area's liege lord in thanks for allowing his waters to be fished. So as not to insult the lord, the catch is oft presented under the pretense that it is “greatest in the world.”				7909	80	0	2000	True	1	51	0	True	267
236	232	Whereas most herring have an expected lifespan of little more than twelve moons, this clever kipper has seen more than thrice that amount due to his ability to maneuver his way through schools so as to place himself far from danger, yet close to dinner.				7910	80	0	2000	True	1	69	0	True	267
237	233	Amalj'aa claim this plaguefish earned its grim headpiece after slaying a grown battle drake that came to water at Burnt Lizard Creek. That this is even possible is highly debatable, but one theory has the fish attaching itself to the soft fleshy area beneath the scalekin's neck and sucking its blood until rendering it unconscious.				7911	80	0	2000	True	2	83	0	True	267
238	234	Instead of utilizing its inherent tendency to propel itself from the water and scale tiny waterfalls, this particular troublemaker will, for reasons unknown, leap forth only to strike at sylphs who have wandered too close to its home. To this date, however, the only injuries recorded as a result of the odd attacks have been to fragile egos.				7912	80	0	2000	True	2	7	0	True	267
239	235	While the ability to jump from the water to low-lying branches benefits the climbing perch by providing it with increased feeding options, it also puts it in danger of being carried off itself by a bird of prey. The floating boulder, however, has found that a steady diet of tree-dwelling insects makes it far too heavy to succumb to a predator's talons.				7913	80	0	2000	True	3	13	0	True	267
240	236	This ancient carp has survived many a fisher's greedy grasp by violently twisting and turning to snap line from bait, leaving the wavekin with an unnatural grin begot by the countless hooks left buried in its maw.				7914	80	0	2000	True	2	14	0	True	267
241	237	Upon witnessing this massive wavekin hungrily navigate the shallow waters beneath his privy, self-made entrepreneur Gegeruju (a man not particularly known for his talents in the field of christening), dubbed the creature “shark tuna,” inciting a flurry of wild applause from the old Lalafell's cadre of sycophants.				7915	80	0	2000	True	1	52	0	True	267
242	238	Carvings discovered on the walls of ruins dotting the outer La Noscean landscape suggest that a giant eel-like creature has been terrorizing the people of this land since the peak of the Nymian civilization. Whether this particular specimen is an offspring of said creature─or in fact the creature itself─alas cannot be determined.				7916	80	0	2000	True	2	98	0	True	267
243	239	Lominsan legend has that the pirate king Mistbeard bred this octopus to its enormous size by feeding it the corpses of his countless victims. He then released the kraken into the secret cove where his plunder lay hidden, so that all who dared seek the booty would meet their doom.				7917	80	0	2000	True	1	104	0	True	267
244	240	There is an age-old Lalafellin faerie tale which tells the story of a trader eel who swam so far upstream that he eventually arrived at the very gates of the goddess Azeyma's palace. So impressed was the Warden with the wavekin's perseverance, that She gifted him with a cloak woven from rays of the sun.				7918	80	0	2000	True	2	80	0	True	267
245	241	The spear-shaped nose of this rare wavekin is not actually a nose, but the creature's mouth─a mouth not actually used to spear prey, but to suck it forth from between rocks.				7919	80	0	2000	True	2	106	0	True	267
246	242	This unique variety of spotted pleco has learned to wield the trace amounts of aether within its body to emit a soft glow from its mottles, by which it attracts its prey.				7920	80	0	2000	True	2	4	0	True	267
247	243	Unlike his brethren who, after hatching, navigate their way downstream in search of food, the Sinker instead chooses to remain near spawning grounds where he can feed alone without worry of rivals. His tendency to remain motionless on the riverbed has given “rise” to his playful moniker.				7921	80	0	2000	True	3	12	0	True	267
248	244	There is not a goblin fisher in all Eorzea who does not dream of one day landing the legendary don of the deep. That road, however, is long and filled with peril, for it is rumored that those who make it their purpose to seek the great perch oft vanish, never to return again.				7922	80	0	2000	True	2	15	0	True	267
249	245	When attacked, this carnivorous amphibian will release an aromatic substance from its pores that either drives the would-be predator away in disgust, or tempts the creature to feed upon the newt. The sweet secretions, however, are highly toxic, and cause instant paralysis upon ingestion, rendering the predator into the prey.				7923	80	0	2000	True	2	105	0	True	267
250	246	Playfully named after the giant voidsent which terrorized the realm in the final years of the Sixth Astral Era, we should not be frightened of the size of this balloonfish, but the size of what this balloonfish encountered to cause it to swell to its current diameter.				7924	80	0	2000	True	0	53	0	True	267
251	247	A stickler for the precise commixture of salt- and freshwater, this particular puffer will not tarry in one location overlong, swimming hither and thither so as to remain within currents of the desired concentration. To even have a chance of predicting its erratic course, one must learn to read not only the tides, but the skies.				7925	80	0	2000	True	2	54	0	True	267
252	248	By shunning its natural instinct to travel and feed in schools, this hammerhead shark can devour prey in its entirety, allowing for growth to a size heretofore unseen in its species. The Lone Ripper will oft hunt during times of storm, as the froth created by the churning of the waves causes disorientation in smaller fish, making them easier to catch.				7926	80	0	2000	True	1	61	0	True	267
253	249	Having found a secluded hydrothermal plume at the bottom of Bronze Lake, this trout will spend the greater part of each day motionless, feeding on the tiny creatures which are drawn to the heated waters.				7927	80	0	2000	True	3	68	0	True	267
254	250	Scars up and down the discobolus's back reveal a lifetime of heated battles with gig-wielding Amalj'aa warriors. That a fish which, on the outside, appears no different from any other can withstand the rending of its flesh is an attestation of the species' resilience.				7928	80	0	2000	True	2	84	0	True	267
255	251	Scales like metal and a spine tougher than any sailor's rope have seen this ropefish survive far more summers than is common in the species. It has even learned to better conserve the air it intakes, so that it need not rise to the surface overmuch, further prolonging its life.				7929	80	0	2000	True	3	85	0	True	267
256	252	Deep beneath the sands of the Sagolii Desert lurks a beast so terrible, the huntresses of Forgotten Spring's U tribe only speak of it in whispers, for it is said that to merely utter the name Olgoi-Khorkhoi is to bring ill fortune upon your kith and kin.				7930	80	0	2000	True	4	87	0	True	267
257	253	Every night around the communal bonfires, children of the U tribe are regaled with epic tales of ancient battles fought by wizards riding the backs of magicked dune mantas. If the children's claims are to be believed, such mantas still swim the dunes of the Sagolii as they did in ages past.				7931	80	0	2000	True	4	86	0	True	267
258	254	The Ishgardian legend of Saint Daniffen tells us that the dragoon would oft practice his lancework on the shores of the mighty Coerthas River. To better his aim that it might always be true, he sought only the nimblest of seema to serve as his marks.				7932	80	0	2000	True	2	26	0	True	267
259	255	Uneducated smallfolk across the realm are vindicated upon learning that while normal lamp marimo have no relation to will-o'-the-wisps or other phantasmal apparitions, this particular ball of moss, after being accidentally devoured (and then subsequently excreted) by the souleater Rongeur, is now harboring several of the beast's stolen spirits.				7933	80	0	2000	True	3	31	0	True	267
260	256	A night in the foul belly of a morbol was not nearly enough to finish off this hardy loach, and if anything he emerged from the seedkin's nethers the following morn even stronger, if not a touch more green.				7934	80	0	2000	True	3	5	0	True	267
261	257	In her attempt to stay the hands of time, Lady Amandine would not only bathe in the blood of maidens, but the blood of just about anything she believed had skin more smooth or supple than hers─including forest fauna. As a result, especially plump monke onke were poached to near extinction at the behest of the vainglorious crone.				7935	80	0	2000	True	2	92	0	True	267
262	258	There is a song sung by the sylphs which tells of a magnificent wavekin caught in the Black Shroud and presented to their lord, Ramuh, as an offering. Taken by its beauty, the Lord of Levin judged that the fish was slain before its time, and granted it life anew. To see it go untouched for all eternity, he took it as his son.				7936	80	0	2000	True	3	16	0	True	267
263	259	Kobold legend tells of Thundergut─a mighty sculpin whose gluttony knows no bounds. He swallows the thunder from the clouds before it can manifest, and it is because of this insatiable greed that La Noscean storms are silent save for the falling of the rain.				7937	80	0	2000	True	2	99	0	True	267
264	260	The archerfish is already known for its uncanny ability to pick off targets from afar. This particular specimen, however, is said to never have missed a target, leading to rumors that the wavekin is possessed by the spirit of a famous local marksman who was drowned in the Agelyss River by his wife after being caught bathing with a young maiden.				7938	80	0	2000	True	3	55	0	True	267
265	261	When selecting a mate, female mitten crabs will look no further than a male's claws. To make their mittens appear larger than they actually are, some males will put on a dance in which they wave their arms back and forth─a technique that works surprisingly well, as can be attested by all the baby crabs in Raincatcher Gully bearing the Terpsichorean's features.				7939	80	0	2000	True	2	56	0	True	267
266	262	This silverfish's scales are so polished that predators are oft frightened away by their own reflections. It is believed that this level of brilliance is maintained by Mirrorscale rubbing his body in the fine ashen sands deposited by nearby O'Ghomoro's frequent eruptions.				7940	80	0	2000	True	3	57	0	True	267
267	263	“From the Deep rose Helmsman's Hand For to aid Lady Bloefhiswyn. In his wake, she set her course And lo, was led to foreign shores.” From <Emphasis>O'er Westward Seas</Emphasis> ─Gilbert Goldenlocks, 1556 Sixth Astral Era				7941	80	0	2000	True	1	62	0	True	267
268	264	So loyal is this pleco, that it is said if abandoned, the wavekin will curse his owners, bringing them and their families a thousand years of misfortune. Considering the pleco only has an average lifespan of a few summers, it is best to keep the pet to its end, rather than suffer a fate worse than death.				7942	80	0	2000	True	3	82	0	True	267
269	265	After devouring all the other types of fish in his Bluefog hole, he set his sights upon his brother and sister garfish until they, too, were no more. Now, he tempts fate by purposefully nibbling on fishers' lines, so as to entice his victims into approaching the water where he might drag the pour soul into his trap.				7943	80	0	2000	True	3	89	0	True	267
270	266	Ishgardian knights claim that if one catches the Warden kissing the dawn maiden at daybreak, the skies will be clear of dragons for the sun's full turn. It is not mentioned what might happen if the dawn maiden were to be caught by an ambitious angler.				7944	80	0	2000	True	2	30	0	True	267
271	267	The spotting on this otherwise inconspicuous kissing trout will glow a brilliant white when struck by the light of the moon, leading fishers to believe the fish to be blessed by the goddess Nymeia Herself. It has been noted that this divine illumination has no effect on flavor.				7945	80	0	2000	True	2	28	0	True	267
272	268	The mother of a thousand spawn, this hot-blooded smelt swore revenge against mankind the very morning she woke to find her children being hauled away in a trawler's net. How she plans on exacting this revenge is yet to be determined. Please look forward to it!				7946	80	0	2000	True	3	32	0	True	267
273	269	For generations, fishers would tell their sons and their grandsons tales of Shadowstreak, an elusive pike ten yalms long and half as wide, with a maw large enough to swallow a pregnant bison whole, and fins sharp enough to cut through rock plated in steel-covered iron─with eyes that will snatch a man's soul from his bosom and a cry that will turn a babe's hair white.				7947	80	0	2000	True	2	20	0	True	267
274	270	Becoming a successful pirate is not as simple as merely procuring the three Ps─a parrot, a patch, and a peg leg. No, a true pirate needs a proper receptacle from which he (or she) will sip his (or her) grog, and what better a chalice than one carved from the shell of a giant nautilus?				7948	80	0	2000	True	0	101	0	True	267
275	271	At the apex of the Sea of Clouds food chain soars the anomalocaris, a breed of rift sailor that catches its prey by rising thermals high up into the heavens, and then plummeting headfirst into unsuspecting cloudkin before they have time to react. So beautiful is this predatory dance, that bards have written numerous ballads detailing its erotic intricacies.				7949	80	0	2000	True	5	34	0	True	267
276	272	An ancient breed of shark thought to have descended from the giant scalekin which roamed Hydaelyn in the age before the Navigator, Llymlaen, summoned the serpent to fill the world's seas. Its multiple rows of razor-sharp teeth are arrayed in a pattern so complex that once caught in them, nothing short of excising the affected area will free it.				7950	80	0	2000	True	1	65	0	True	267
277	273	A denizen of the deepest, darkest reaches of the abyss, where few creatures dwell, the aetherlouse has adapted its diet to include the minute traces of residue from underwater aetherial nodes.				7951	80	0	2000	True	3	22	0	True	267
278	274	One might think that a body covered in glittering gold scales would make the imperial goldfish a prime target for larger predators such as the jungle catfish...and they would be absolutely correct. The reason this specimen has survived so long is due to its ability to remain completely motionless when danger lurks nearby.				8752	80	0	2000	True	3	58	0	True	267
279	275	This giant marlin earned its name after a legendary struggle with one of the realm's most famous fishers. For three days and three nights the grizzled Sea Wolf battled the stubborn marlin, neither showing any sign of yielding, until the old man lost his footing and tumbled into the sea. There he remains to this day─dragged by the marlin, hands still tight around his rod.				8753	80	0	2000	True	1	107	0	True	267
280	276	Erratic flows of aether released after the Calamity not only resulted in a warping of the landscape, but of the creatures that dwell upon it as well. Such is the case of the Nepto Dragon─a little Thalaos grown to epic proportions.				8754	90	0	2000	True	1	108	0	True	267
281	277	A slightly larger, slightly older, slightly more elusive cousin to the coelacanth, the deep-sea coelacanthus will only rise to the ocean's surface to feed on nights when the moon is hidden behind a veil of clouds.				8755	80	0	2000	True	0	63	0	True	267
282	278	So rare is this spear-shaped wavekin that ten summers may pass before one is caught in a lucky puller's net or found suctioned to the hull of a warship.				8756	85	0	2000	True	1	63	0	True	267
283	279	When Sahagin hatch, they are all inspected by the elders for signs of weakness. If the spawn is not deemed in proper health, it is cast into the deep as an offering to the seahag─a massive fish the beast tribe believes to harbor the spirit of a legendary hero.				8757	80	0	2000	True	1	102	0	True	267
284	280	A staple of the Amalj'aa diet, ignus snails rarely grow larger than a few ilms in length before being collected and thrown into a steaming pot of Trader vetch and scrubgrass. When allowed to thrive, however, they can achieve unthinkable sizes.				8758	80	0	2000	True	3	25	0	True	267
285	281	On rare occasions a dark mist will settle over areas of Eorzea hit hardest by the corrupting hands of the Calamity. This mist is commonly referred to by skywatchers as “gloom” and is believed to be umbrally charged aether drawn forth from the void itself. That the void bass is drawn to the gloom may be evidence of the wavekin's true origins.				8759	80	0	2000	True	3	23	0	True	267
286	282	As pugilists the realm wide exchange tales of the mighty Cornelia─brawler of legend─so, too, do fishers speak of the cornelia─a boxing pleco who will only leave her place among the rocks when all other pleco have been sent down for the count.				8760	80	0	2000	True	2	21	0	True	267
287	283	Taking its name from the professional assassins of the Far East, the ninja betta will protect its territory by swallowing whole anything that comes within several yalms of the wavekin...including other assassin betta.				8761	80	0	2000	True	3	24	0	True	267
288	284	Most wavekin, with the exception of tortoises (which some scholars refuse to classify as wavekin), have a life expectancy of little more than a few summers. Canavan, however, is said to have seen more than five score. How this morinabaligi has survived so long may have to do with its extremely selective diet.				8762	80	0	2000	True	2	94	0	True	267
289	285	At constant war with Canavan for supremacy of nearby hunting waters, Kuno the Killer is as much a “killer” as any creature of the forest who survives by feeding on lesser prey. However, Kuno the Eater did not quite carry the same weight as Kuno the Killer.				8763	85	0	2000	True	3	94	0	True	267
290	286	The legend of the Pirate's Bane is filled with colorful tales of reaver hulls swollen with plunder being torn open and emptied into the bottomless deep.				8764	80	0	2000	True	1	74	0	True	267
291	287	Since wandering into a natural cavern that also happened to be the lair of several escaped hecatoncheires, this gargantuan snapping turtle has terrorized his neighbors by severing the members of those stubborn enough to use his wading pool as a privy.				8765	80	0	2000	True	3	103	0	True	267
292	288	This bloodsucking eel has perfected a whip-like motion it performs with its tail to stun its prey, allowing the wavekin ample time to latch itself onto the soft underbellies of its prey.				8766	80	0	2000	True	2	95	0	True	267
293	289	After the first several sightings of particularly opalescent wootz knifefish swimming in a ceruleum-tainted pool, rumors that an adventurer had dropped her bottle of Thavnairian mist into the water began to spread. Scholars, however, have been quick to refute these claims, stating that if this were possible, local markets would be filled with jerked beef zenith.				8767	80	0	2000	True	3	88	0	True	267
294	290	Unlike those of most creatures in Eorzea, the teeth of the helicoprion never cease growing, nor do they ever fall out. The result of this painful phenomenon is a maw filled with a swirling set of curved blades that resembles the inner workings of some strange machina from a forgotten age.				8768	85	0	2000	True	4	86	0	True	267
295	291	A life of dwelling in the pitch-black depths of the abyss have rendered this pike's eyes unusually sensitive to light, to the point where even a single lamp marimo will drive the wavekin into the darkest recesses of the sea.				8769	80	0	2000	True	2	29	0	True	267
296	292	To survive the extreme cold of Coerthas, this strange breed of wavekin will shut down all but the most vital of bodily functions and remain on the lakebed, unmoving, conserving its energy until the sun warms the waters enough to allow for hunting.				8770	80	0	2000	True	2	33	0	True	267
297	293	Despite the fact rhamphorhynchus make no audible cries, they are known to form highly complex flocks when hunting. Realm nephologists attest this to an advanced form of communication through thought projection initiated by an alpha male─Mahar being one─and imitated through the flock by the lesser members.				8771	80	0	2000	True	5	27	0	True	267
298	294	At a recent symposium held for nephologists, biologists, and other scholars of the Sea of Clouds, naturalist Marcette Manne presented a thesis claiming that the Raimdelle's classification of the shonisaurus as a cloudkin is mistaken, and that the creature is, in fact, a scalekin. Needless to say, she was laughed off the stage by her peers.				8772	85	0	2000	True	5	27	0	True	267
299	295	With over a thousand different varieties of funguar documented in Eorzea alone, the probability that sooner or later an unknowing mushroom crab will collect the spores of a particularly nasty species is higher than one might think. And, that which does not kill the crab can only make him more magical.				8773	80	0	2000	True	3	9	0	True	267
300	296	Tales of a massive takitaro living in the waters of the Black Shroud once had fishers flocking to the forest in search of the wavekin...until it was learned that the tale was started by a drunken boar hunter who hit his head after falling into Urth's Fount with his faithful bloodhound (who had also been drinking from the hunter's wineskin).				8774	80	0	2000	True	3	17	0	True	267
301	297	Determined to retain his claim to the underwater throne of Urth's Fount, the namitaro is in a constant battle with similarly legendary fish that reside in the holy lake. So large is the namitaro's dorsal fin that it can create fulm-high waves simply by turning.				8775	85	0	2000	True	3	17	0	True	267
302	298	Knowing that its bright-red skin might alert potential prey to its presence, the too-clever-by-half blood red bonytongue will only hunt during foggy conditions.				8776	80	0	2000	True	3	93	0	True	267
303	299	After overhearing a drunk fisher claim to his equally drunk shipmate that one of the massive mollusks gnawed the leg (or was it head?) off his infant son, a newly instated Yellowjacket sergeant looking to impress his superiors took it upon himself to order his men to locate and destroy as many of the wavekin as possible, leaving the population decimated.				10123	80	0	2000	False	1	51	0	True	0
304	300	While the severe climate change following the Calamity resulted in the disappearance of most smelt from Coerthas, some of the species adapted, and now thrive in the frigid waters. The icepick is one such example, its long beak-like mouth allowing it to break through underwater ice in order to feed.				12713	120	0	3000	False	3	111	0	True	0
305	301	This bone white cliff-dwelling coral withstands the constant battering of the Sea of Clouds' winds by hiding within a lightweight, yet remarkably sturdy exoskeleton, emerging to feed only when the weather permits.				12714	120	0	3000	False	5	110	0	True	0
306	302	Despite its angelic appearance, this tiny transparent sea slug is a ferocious predator which uses a circle of razor-sharp teeth to slice up its prey as it swallows it whole. This furious display has resulted in a second name─Halone.				12715	120	0	3000	False	3	116	0	True	0
307	303	It is believed that this cylindrical vilekin can locate and devour wind-aspected aether in the Sea of Clouds, in turn, making the creature lighter than air.				12716	120	0	3000	False	5	110	0	True	0
308	304	Once only found in the glacial lakes that pepper Abalathia's Spine, the everlasting winter currently overtaking Coerthas has drawn the crustaceans down from the mountains and into the highlands where they have fewer natural enemies.				12718	125	0	3000	False	3	109	0	True	0
309	305	When closed tight, the thick shell of this freshwater mollusk creates an insulated sanctuary up to ten times warmer than the surrounding waters. Any fingers caught in the clenching maw of the fanged clam will not be returned to their owner.				12719	125	0	3000	False	3	114	0	True	0
310	306	Coerthan legend tells of a brave priest who would rush into battle headlong with his copy of the <Emphasis>Enchiridion</Emphasis> in one hand and a morningstar in the other. So frenzied was his slashing and whirling of the weapon, that often the spiked ball would fly from its chain and into nearby rivers and lakes. Lake urchins have nothing to do with this legend.				12720	125	0	3000	False	3	116	0	True	0
311	307	This variety of warmwater catfish has scales of deep crimson which allow it to better conceal itself in the Whilom River's red clay bed. To hunt, it will sit unmoving until a smaller fish, unaware of the camouflaged wavekin's presence, comes along and impales itself upon one of the spines lining the catfish's dorsal fin.				12721	125	0	3000	False	2	118	0	True	0
312	308	This freshwater shrimp uses its long, powerful claws to not only tear mussels from the rocks they are attached, but also pry them open and slice the containing flesh clean from the shells.				12722	125	0	3000	False	2	118	0	True	0
313	309	Another of the Sea of Clouds' strange creatures, the starflower uses the thin blue membrane covering its body as both a sail and parachute, allowing for extended periods of wingless flight.				12723	120	0	3000	False	6	137	0	True	0
314	310	Concerning the origins of the glacier core, there are two differing theories. One is that the icy beings are the undeveloped larvae of ice sprites. The other is that they are not living creatures at all, but lightweight spheres of manifested aether, not unlike crystals.				12724	120	0	3000	False	5	110	0	True	0
315	311	Unable to survive in cold temperatures, the only ogre horn snails left in Coerthas are those which live in the warm waters of thermal springs.				12725	139	0	3000	False	2	113	0	True	0
316	312	The sorcerer fish has the uncanny ability to manipulate the fire-aspected aether naturally occurring in its sanguine humours to warm the water around its body. This allows the wavekin to survive in temperatures that would most certainly mean death for lesser species.				12726	125	0	3000	False	3	111	0	True	0
317	313	The hotrod is similar to the sorcerer fish in that it channels the fire-aspected aether found in its sanguine humours and concentrates it in the whiskers found near its head. The whiskers can then be used as a weapon to stun or even injure prey.				12727	125	0	3000	False	2	112	0	True	0
318	314	Meaning “thin one” in the Vanu tongue, maiboi are a symbol of weakness amongst the tribes of Abalathia, and to be called a maiboi by your kin is often considered the greatest of insults.				12728	130	0	3000	False	3	135	0	True	0
319	315	When feeding, the skin surrounding the maw of this deadly freshwater carp unfolds in three separate locations, creating a massive sac from which prey are unable to escape. The only known predator of the wavekin is the even deadlier pipira pira.				12729	130	0	3000	False	2	118	0	True	0
320	316	So similar is a bullfrog's croak to the deep mating low of a wisent, that cows have been known to stumble into lakes at night. Though the perfect bait for mooching, these amphibious wavekin are also a delicacy amongst the Vanu tribes and often only served at guest-welcoming rituals.				12730	136	0	3000	False	3	135	0	True	0
321	317	The Vanu believe that these fish are born of the fine rainless clouds that fill the sky in the summer months. While living, their bodies remain translucent. When taken from the water, however, the translucence is lost and the cloudfish's skin turns pure white.				12731	130	0	3000	False	2	135	0	True	0
322	318	Mahu wai grow from the floating islands of Abalathia's Spine, releasing scores of thin transparent tendrils into the sky to catch their prey and haul it back to their giant maws. The word mahu wai means “bottomless greed” in the Vanu tongue.				12732	130	0	3000	False	6	137	0	True	0
323	319	Too small to warrant shucking, those who hunt the lands of Dravania instead prefer to use the mussels to make a flavorful broth which is added to other dishes.				12733	136	0	3000	False	3	118	0	True	0
324	320	Pride preventing them from using the widely accepted moniker, Eorzean naturalists have come up with a much more scholarly, if no more informative, alternative to “flying egg.” As to understanding what the buoyant oviform actually is, how it flies, and how it survives...very little progress has been made.				12734	133	0	3000	False	6	137	0	True	0
325	321	There is debate over whether this denizen of the Sea of Clouds is called a whiteloom or a whiteroom. Proponents of the former point to the spinning and weaving motions the creature makes when airborne. Proponents of the latter claim that one only need gaze upon the creature's fungus-like shape to realize that they have the right of it.				12735	130	0	3000	False	6	138	0	True	0
326	322	This blue variety of cloud coral is harvested in great numbers by the Vanu tribes of Abalathia and ground into a fine blue powder. The powder is mixed with spring water and spores of the morrowmote to create a thick paste which is generously applied to the beaks of shamans before rituals.				12736	133	0	3000	False	6	137	0	True	0
327	323	Spending most of their lives in near-freezing waters have lined the bodies of seema patricians with a thick layer of fatty tissue which is highly sought after by Ishgardian nobles who believe the foul-smelling oil to soften skin.				12737	130	0	3000	False	3	114	0	True	0
328	324	An inland cousin of the nautilus, the ammonite has developed a two-layered shell which it fills with water heated by its own body. This insulates the creature from the cold, allowing it to survive in the cold northern climes.				12738	133	0	3000	False	3	114	0	True	0
329	325	By separating its eyes from its head, the bubble eye goldfish is able to see in far more directions than other wavekin─a trait invaluable in waters where predators might approach from any direction.				12739	133	0	3000	False	2	135	0	True	0
330	326	As the name implies, grass carp dine solely on water grasses, shunning the carnivorous eating habits of their cousins for a healthier diet. Unfortunately, this diet gives the fish a very bitter flavor, making it unsuitable for consumption.				12740	130	0	3000	False	2	117	0	True	0
331	327	An exceptionally ravenous variety of pipira, the pipira pira have been known to bite clean through the ankles of chocobo herds fording rivers containing schools of the deadly wavekin.				12741	145	0	3000	False	2	118	0	True	0
332	328	A unique variety of brightly mottled catfish which swims upside down in order to confuse both prey and predators.				12742	133	0	3000	False	3	131	0	True	0
333	329	To the layman's eye, the repeated pressing of perpetually puckered mouths by two of these wavekin appears to be an act of affection, when in fact, it is heated territorial dispute.				12743	133	0	3000	False	2	129	0	True	0
334	330	Recently discovered and named by knights of House Haillenarte dispatched to explore the islets floating above Ishgard, the shells of these snail-like creatures bear a close resemblance with the holy mitre worn by the archbishop.				12744	133	0	3000	False	6	137	0	True	0
335	331	Only recently discovered, natural scholars are still at a loss as to how any creature, this crab included, can survive in scalding liquid rock. Tests conducted by the Thaumaturges' Guild have found that the hard carapace can withstand heat up to that generated by Fire IV.				12745	133	0	3000	False	7	121	0	True	0
336	332	Similar to glacier cores, but with an elemental aspect of lightning instead of ice, the Vanu Vanu have, for generations, captured storm cores and placed them in baskets to serve as lighting for their homes.				12746	133	0	3000	False	6	138	0	True	0
337	333	Before abandoning their city–state, the Sharlayans would utilize this sculpin's natural tendency to swim back and forth between two unchanging locations in search of prey to deliver messages up and down the Thaliak River.				12747	133	0	3000	False	3	127	0	True	0
338	334	A highly intelligent wavekin with an enormous appetite, the gigant grouper will repeatedly butt its head against the underside of a frozen lake, weakening the ice so that when a large creature such as a polar bear lumbers by, it will fall through, providing a hearty meal.				12748	136	0	3000	False	3	115	0	True	0
339	335	The first explorers of the floating Abalathian island mistook this fish with a massive lump upon its forehead to be a diving Vanu Vanu, hence the moniker. Interestingly enough, the Vanu Vanu call this fish “duku'moii,” which means “swimming bottom dweller.”				12749	136	0	3000	False	2	136	0	True	0
340	336	Marble oscars will often gather in water that has been clouded by spilled blood, leading the Gnath to believe the wavekin a loyal servant of the Lord of the Hive, Ravana.				12750	136	0	3000	False	3	119	0	True	0
341	337	Unlike gigantoads, newts, or nankas which, by exhibiting properties of both wave- and scalekin, are able to survive in and out of water, the lungfish is a rare example of a wavekin that, despite being void of scalekin properties, can still survive for extended periods on dry land─sometimes for several summers.				12751	180	0	3000	False	3	144	0	True	0
342	338	This violent freshwater fish was dubbed the tigerfish by a group of Auri travelers who claim the striped pattern on the wavekin's back resembles that of a Far Eastern beast known as a tiger.				12752	136	0	3000	False	3	126	0	True	0
343	339	While many an Ishgardian lay has been sung about the beauty of these ephemeral creatures, sky faeries are detested by the Vanu tribes of Abalathia who find them to be grotesque and misshapen monstrosities.				12753	130	0	3000	False	6	138	0	True	0
344	340	Granite crabs will not eat raw meat and have been witnessed drawing land-dwelling prey into magma before devouring it.				12754	136	0	3000	False	7	121	0	True	0
345	341	Believed by some to be the son of the legendary steed Aithon, this lava-dwelling creature's body is shielded by a layer of thick glass which aids its movement in the magma.				12755	136	0	3000	False	7	123	0	True	0
346	342	A shell-less bivalve mollusk notorious for boring into ship hulls. Despite the use of protective measures such as ironwood bug shoes or metal plating, the vermiform creatures will eventually find a way into any ship, slowly consuming it from the inside.				12756	136	0	3000	False	2	127	0	True	0
347	343	This tiny vilekin has the capacity to live on both land and in water, using its powerful barbed forelegs to both burrow and to swim. Its reproductive capacity is immense; however, since both fish and birds feed on the cricket, its population remains fairly controlled.				12757	130	0	3000	False	2	126	0	True	0
348	344	A distant cousin to the lamp marimo, moogles will avoid mogpoms at all costs, believing them to be the discarded poms of their fallen comrades.				12758	136	0	3000	False	3	130	0	True	0
349	345	While similar in appearance to coral, magma trees are actually giant colonies of tiny creatures encased in heat-resistant crystal which feed upon the essence of ore melted in the magma within which they reside.				12759	136	0	3000	False	7	122	0	True	0
350	346	Unlike their lower-altitude cousins the cloud cutters, cloud riders will not fly in straight trajectories, but rather skip across the tops of clouds, tapping into the clouds' wind-aspected aether to propel themselves through the skies.				12760	136	0	3000	False	6	132	0	True	0
351	347	Fishers who are brave enough to venture into the largely untouched areas west of Ishgard are rewarded with specimens like the Dravanian bass which are known to almost always put up a good fight.				12761	139	0	3000	False	2	118	0	True	0
352	348	An extremely rare form of freshwater puffer found only in the cold waters beyond the Coerthas lowlands. Ishgardian nobles believe that the fish bring fortune, and many have elaborate tanks built in their manors so that they may gaze upon the wavekin as they count their gil.				12762	136	0	3000	False	3	109	0	True	0
353	349	The snowcaller will wait in the mud at the bottom of lakes until the water temperature drops, numbing the movement of those fish who are less tolerant to the cold. It is then that the snowcaller will rise from its warm bed and attack.				12763	136	0	3000	False	3	116	0	True	0
354	350	The dragonhead is one of many varieties of Eorzean fish that wear the skulls of small animals fallen into the water. The skulls are thought to not only frighten away predators, but also protect the head from potentially fatal bites.				12764	136	0	3000	False	2	120	0	True	0
355	351	The debate over whether the mercy staff feeds when it snows, or it snows when the mercy staff feeds, was seemingly put to an end when reports emerged of a Coerthan fisher catching three of the wavekin under fair skies, only to be buried in a snowstorm on his way home.				12765	136	0	3000	False	2	116	0	True	0
356	352	In Coerthas it is five winters' bad luck to slay a rime eater, for the creatures feed on the glacier cores that the smallfolk believe to be the cause of snowstorms.				12766	136	0	3000	False	5	110	0	True	0
357	353	This breed of ancient wavekin is covered in brilliant diamond-shaped scales that blind potential predators. Bichirs feed solely on water-skipping vilekin, making them much hated by the Gnath, who will spear them merely out of spite and leave the corpses to rot in the water.				12767	139	0	3000	False	3	119	0	True	0
358	354	No more than a marble oscar lacking pigment, noontide oscars are rare finds simply for the fact that they are unable to blend in with their surroundings, making them more visible to predators. There are those, however, who claim the bone white wavekin possess special powers, making them highly sought after by witches and medicine men.				12768	139	0	3000	False	3	129	0	True	0
359	355	One cannot visit a tavern in all of Coerthas without hearing tall tales of the great man-eating shadowhisker. In one village, the fish will be five yalms long, in another, five wide. In still another, it will have swallowed a Lalafell whole, in yet another, it will have swallowed a whole lot of Lalafells.				12769	136	0	3000	False	2	117	0	True	0
360	356	This strange floating octopus appears to have abandoned the dangers of the Deep for the freedom of the firmament. When turned on its side, it bears a striking resemblance to a goblin's mask, begging the question, “Which came first? The gobbie mask or <Emphasis>the</Emphasis> gobbie mask?”				12770	139	0	3000	False	6	133	0	True	0
361	357	Its name taken from the serpent-haired seductress of ancient legend, the blue medusa is an anemone-like creature which survives on the underbellies of Abalathia's floating islets. Its tentacles are covered in poisonous barbs which petrify prey, making it easier to seize, devour, and digest.				12771	139	0	3000	False	6	132	0	True	0
362	358	The metallic scales covering this lava-dwelling snail closely resemble those of the deep-sea snail known as the armorer, leading naturalists to hypothesize that at one time, sea levels were much higher, and that when the waters receded, snails left atop mountains began evolving separately.				12772	139	0	3000	False	7	123	0	True	0
363	359	The violent flagellating motion of this snakelike creature's tail is most likely a means to detect nearby obstacles, as its eyes have regressed into naught more than skin-covered pits on the sides of its head.				12773	139	0	3000	False	8	140	0	True	0
364	360	Naturalists who have had the opportunity to examine the rare samples brought back from Azys Lla have come to the tentative conclusion that despite being several times smaller, a completely different color, and bearing strange whisker-like fins, this amphibious creature is most likely a distant relative to the axolotls that reside in lower Eorzea.				12774	150	0	3000	False	3	144	0	True	0
365	361	Writings extracted from recently discovered tomestones state that this particular breed of helmet crab was biologically altered by Allagans to produce an impenetrable shell that could be harvested for armor production.				12775	139	0	3000	False	8	140	0	True	0
366	362	Believed to be a cousin of the goldfish, the platinum fish has fully adapted to life in the corrupted waters of Azys Lla's aetherochemical pools and now requires the aetherially charged liquid to survive. The dazzling sheen of its scales does not appear to be hereditary, however, and rather a result of an aetherochemical reaction caused by the pools.				12776	139	0	3000	False	8	140	0	True	0
367	363	Due to its lack of eyes, it was once thought this fish hunted like a bat, using sound to navigate the pools in which it lives. However, the popular theory amongst naturalists now is that it instead utilizes a strange organ on its head to detect concentrations of aether.				12777	139	0	3000	False	2	144	0	True	0
368	364	A fish so filled with poison that it will seep from the wavekin's body, fouling the waters in which it swims. The Azysfish will feed on the corpses of those creatures who fall victim to the deadly venom.				12778	139	0	3000	False	8	142	0	True	0
369	365	Unlike glass perch which all have transparent appendages, fin transparency of crystalfins varies depending on the type of aether concentrated within the fish. Diet, habitat, even weather can change the outward appearance of crystalfins, which is why for so long it was believed that there were as many as six different species.				12779	145	0	3000	False	2	144	0	True	0
370	366	Why the Sharlayan called the sweetfish by that name is unknown, as the fish is in no way sweet, whether eaten raw or cooked. They are, however, delicious─a trait that has resulted in overfishing. Large fish introduced into Dravanian waters by goblins have also contributed to the dwindling population of sweetfish.				12780	136	0	3000	False	2	125	0	True	0
371	367	Native to the lakes of the Orn Wild, the Sharlayans brought scores of the billowy-finned wavekin down from the north to populate their ornamental fountains. When the Sharlayans returned to their homeland, most were left to die...but nature had other plans.				12781	142	0	3000	False	3	126	0	True	0
372	368	A circular mane consisting of several tiny fins sprouts from the head of this rare wavekin. For reasons known only to themselves, moogles detest the hundred fin, believing it to be an augur of death, destruction, and mayhem of the most unplayful variety.				12782	142	0	3000	False	3	131	0	True	0
373	369	This fish uses its uncanny resemblance to a reddened leaf to hide amongst fallen detritus and wait for unsuspecting prey to approach. As this hunting technique is only effective for a two-moon period of the twelvemoon, the wavekin will gorge itself while it can, and then lie dormant until the next autumn calls.				12783	142	0	3000	False	3	125	0	True	0
374	370	Manasails achieve flight by spreading their elastic fins like sails of a ship to gather wind-aspected aether from the clouds. Most spend their lives atop thermals rising high above floating islets of Abalathia and Dravania, and are rarely seen by even the denizens of those skyey regions.				12784	139	0	3000	False	6	134	0	True	0
375	371	Sky sweepers are one of the few creatures living in the Sea of Clouds that do not actually have the capability of flight. These sharklike beings are spawned on the backs of larger flying fish, where they spend their entire lives feeding on vilekin and sloughed-off skin.				12785	142	0	3000	False	6	138	0	True	0
376	372	As does its cousin the aetherlouse, the magma louse also feeds on minute traces of aether bled from wounds in Hydaelyn's crust, the most common aspects being fire and earth.				12786	142	0	3000	False	7	123	0	True	0
377	373	While it is rumored this tortoise's shell is so hard that it can withstand the impact of a comet, the wavekin's name is derived from the creature's natural tendency to remain motionless for up to several moons to conserve energy when forage is scarce.				12787	142	0	3000	False	7	121	0	True	0
378	374	Unlike anything else on Eorzea, compound #123 is thought to be another of the Allagan Empire's failed chimerical creations. The creature seems to be harmless enough, feeding only on the tiny water lice which inhabit Azys Lla's aetherochemical pools. Its outer hide, however, has given many a naturalist pause as it bears a texture almost identical to that of a Lalafell's skin.				12788	142	0	3000	False	8	141	0	True	0
379	375	For most of the sun's turn, the brown bolo will hang stationary from the bottoms of the Churning Mists' floating landmasses. When prey flies or floats by, however, the bolo will throw itself from the crags and wrap around the unsuspecting victim, choking it into submission before propelling itself back to the crag face to feed.				12789	142	0	3000	False	6	134	0	True	0
380	376	This pink-shelled mollusk earned its playful moniker when a group of alchemy students attending one of Sharlayan's academies submitted several of the wavekin for their graduation projects after spending several moons drinking and whoring on Ul'dah's Pearl Lane.				12790	142	0	3000	False	2	128	0	True	0
381	377	Massive lungs and a siphon-like mouth combine to create a powerful jet that the fountfish can use to propel pressurized water at targets on land or in the air. While the water cannot penetrate deep enough to kill an animal, it will breach the skin, causing a target to bleed. It is this blood upon which the fountfish survives.				12791	145	0	3000	False	3	143	0	True	0
382	378	Despite the abundance of other, easier-to-land wavekin in Dravanian waters, Weston bowfin are actively sought by moogle anglers─not for the fish themselves, but for the bright-red eggs which remind the moogles of their pom-poms.				12792	145	0	3000	False	3	131	0	True	0
383	379	Legend states that letter puffers were once so abundant in the skies above Dravania that clouds of the creatures would blot out the sun. Rampant hunting to collect the volatile gas contained within their bellies drove the puffers to near extinction, and only recently have their numbers begun to grow.				12793	145	0	3000	False	6	132	0	True	0
384	380	The only method currently known of distinguishing between a star and a sky faerie is by observing the color of their abdomens. Claims that the star faerie has the flavor of rolanberries have been attributed to a psychological phenomenon that compels individuals to think that something red will taste like something similarly colored.				12794	145	0	3000	False	5	133	0	True	0
385	381	Another colored variety of cloud coral found growing on the floating islands above Eorzea, gloaming coral's deep red is a favorite of moogle artists who grind the creature's exoskeleton into a red pigment that can be used in painting rocks.				12795	145	0	3000	False	6	132	0	True	0
386	382	These freshwater octopodes feed mainly on the shellfish residing on the beds of glacial lakes. However, when food is scarce, they will leave the water to dig for clams on the frozen shores. This, unfortunately, makes them easy targets for yetis who will dash the octopodes on rocks and then swallow them whole.				12796	145	0	3000	False	3	111	0	True	0
387	383	Sight of this dragon-like creature has sent many an alarum ringing, watch-moogles mistaking them for Horde scouts...which normally would be unthinkable, as dragon's souls average only a few ilms in length.				12797	145	0	3000	False	6	132	0	True	0
388	384	It has recently been suggested that many of Eorzea's sudden and unexplained wind-aspected aetherial disturbances are not natural occurrences, but actually flying sharks with the capacity of manipulating aether. Enough said.				12798	180	0	3000	False	6	138	0	True	0
389	385	This jellyfish's striking resemblance to an Ixali war balloon suggests that inspiration for the beast tribe's dirigibles came upon witnessing the wavekin floating hither and thither about the heavens.				12799	145	0	3000	False	5	110	0	True	0
390	386	In order to survive the extreme temperatures that would render a normal fish to cinders, the fossiltongue has developed a thick layer of stone scales that cover the wavekin's entire body, including its eyes. To locate its prey, it swims with its fossil-like tongue jut out constantly before it, taking in anything it touches, regardless of whether it is edible or not.				12800	145	0	3000	False	7	124	0	True	0
391	387	A strange fish that bears an eerie resemblance to the sea-dwelling hropken. Judging from the extensive cloning experiments conducted by the Allagans during their Third Astral Era reign, it is entirely feasible that hropkens were an Allagan creation and that this fish represents one of the ungodly stages of hropken development.				12801	145	0	3000	False	8	141	0	True	0
392	388	This snap-jawed scalekin sits atop of the aquatic food chain, feeding on whatever (or whomever!?) crosses his path. The caiman fears no retribution, for there is none who might topple him from his lofty throne. None, that is, of course, except dragons, for even a king must learn to bow his head to the gods.				12802	145	0	3000	False	2	120	0	True	0
393	389	A variety of pirarucu specially bred by the Allagans for mass consumption. Characteristics include a natural tendency to remain near the water's surface (to allow for quick retrieval), heightened reproductivity, rapid maturation, nutrient-rich flesh, and an easily removable skeleton (for efficient deboning).				12803	180	0	3000	False	3	143	0	True	0
394	390	Selective breeding by the goblin scholars known as the Illuminati has created a new variety of perch so foul smelling that only someone wearing a specially crafted gas mask (conveniently such as a gobbie mask) might withstand the noxious vapors long enough to enjoy the rich, buttery flesh.				12804	145	0	3000	False	2	125	0	True	0
395	391	Blindingly fast and possessing almost inexhaustible stamina, the rudderfish is a favorite tool for mother dragons teaching their pups to hunt in the air.				12805	145	0	3000	False	6	133	0	True	0
396	392	Floating like mines in the skies above Azys Lla, bomb puffers will literally explode when set upon by predators, sacrificing their lives to impale their assailants with countless deadly spines. However, the sacrifice is not without purpose. Within those spines are scores of tiny eggs which hatch within the body of the poisoned corpse, and feed on its flesh until old enough to emerge and fly away.				12806	148	0	3000	False	6	145	0	True	0
397	393	Unlike the case with other fish living in Azys Lla's aetherochemical sludge, the mucous minnow will perish if exposed to the liquid for even a short period of time. Luckily for this wavekin, it is born covered in a viscous transparent barrier which not only protects the minnow, but also acts as a filter, allowing the wavekin to absorb waterborne algae.				12807	145	0	3000	False	8	142	0	True	0
398	394	Also known as a UFB, the numerous attempts to identify this hovering clam have all been unsuccessful, the worst case resulting in a septuagenarian scholar falling several thousand yalms from a floating islet onto a highland haycock. Most of the hay was salvaged from the accident. The scholar was not.				12808	150	0	3000	False	6	145	0	True	0
399	395	Found only in warm waters, this tiny fish feeds mainly on algae and other aquatic flora. In extreme cases, however, the wavekin will eat the dead skin off of animals wading in their habitat. Ishgardian chirurgeons have been known to use this survival trait to their advantage, applying the fish to festering wounds so that they may devour the corrupted flesh.				12809	145	0	3000	False	3	113	0	True	0
400	396	The scorpionfly exhibits the peculiar habit of flying its prey to an islet different from the one upon which it subdues its meal. Naturalists guess that this may be done to keep future prey unaware of the threat the scorpionfly poses, making it easier to return to the islet at a later date and hunt with relative ease.				12810	145	0	3000	False	6	139	0	True	0
401	397	The rockclimber uses a suction cup on its underbelly to climb up rocks. Once in position, it will wait until an insect flies by, and then leap into the air, catch the morsel in its mouth and land safely back in the water.				12811	145	0	3000	False	3	143	0	True	0
402	398	Blood skippers will use a set of highly developed pelvic fins to periodically “walk” forth from their pools in search of new homes. Such a journey from the water's protective depths would normally leave a creature exposed to land-dwelling predators. Fortunately for the blood skipper, the extreme toxicity of its flesh discourages all but the most hungry.				12812	145	0	3000	False	8	140	0	True	0
403	399	Measuring up to several yalms long, the cobrafish's dorsal fin is covered in thousands of hair-like feelers which are thought to absorb airborne concentrations of wind-aspected aether. The collected energy is then distributed evenly throughout the body to create a temporary state of weightlessness which enables flight via the “flapping” of the pectoral and pelvic fins.				12813	148	0	3000	False	6	134	0	True	0
404	400	So silent are these cousins of the flying manta, that the Vanu Vanu believe them to be the embodied spirits of the legendary moogles who, many generations past, once flourished in the Sea of Clouds.				12814	148	0	3000	False	6	139	0	True	0
405	401	When assaulted by a predator, the oil eel will release copious amounts of a slick, mucus-like substance that prevents adequate purchase, allowing the wavekin to escape. Despite what the name suggests, the secreted substance does not actually contain any oil.				12815	148	0	3000	False	8	142	0	True	0
406	402	Strictly a nocturnal hunter, this luminescent jellyfish uses the colorful light emitted by its body to lure insects and small fish into its inescapable web of poisonous tentacles.				12816	148	0	3000	False	8	146	0	True	0
407	403	With fins like billowing sails and a mouth like an armored ramming prow, this large freshwater fish not only has the appearance of a Lominsan battle galley, but also the strength─repeatedly butting larger prey until stunned and susceptible to attack.				12817	148	0	3000	False	2	115	0	True	0
408	404	From claw to tail, the length of this freshwater crustacean often exceeds a full yalm when fully grown. While not as succulent as the meat from smaller lobsters, a single tail can feed a Lalafellin family of seven or a single Roegadyn adolescent.				12818	148	0	3000	False	3	126	0	True	0
409	405	A ferociously territorial fish, the hinterlands perch currently finds itself in a heated battle with several goblin-introduced foreign species over dominion of the waters of lower Dravania.				12819	150	0	3000	False	3	125	0	True	0
410	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	3000	False	7	121	0	True	0
411	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	3000	False	6	133	0	True	0
412	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	3000	False	6	138	0	True	0
413	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	3000	False	3	113	2500	True	0
414	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	3000	False	3	113	0	True	0
415	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	3000	False	6	145	2502	True	0
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	3000	False	7	122	0	True	0
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	3000	False	8	146	2502	True	0
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	3000	False	2	120	0	True	0
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	3000	False	3	136	0	True	0
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	3000	False	3	127	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	2	128	0	True	0
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	3000	False	7	124	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	6	145	0	True	0
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	3000	False	6	139	0	True	0
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	3000	False	6	134	0	True	0
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	3000	False	2	128	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	3	112	2500	True	0
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	3000	False	8	146	2502	True	0
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	3000	False	3	111	2500	True	0
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	3000	False	2	117	0	True	0
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	3000	False	6	139	2502	True	0
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	3000	False	6	132	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	2	128	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	7	124	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	2	120	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	2	126	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	6	137	2502	True	0
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	3000	False	6	134	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	3	112	2500	True	0
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	3000	False	3	116	2500	True	0
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	3000	False	8	142	2502	True	0
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	3000	False	3	114	2500	True	0
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	3000	False	2	127	2501	True	0
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	3000	False	3	114	0	True	0
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	3000	True	3	109	0	True	267
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	3000	True	3	113	2500	True	267
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	3000	True	2	115	2500	True	267
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	3000	True	2	117	2501	True	267
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	3000	True	3	119	2501	True	267
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	3000	True	7	121	2501	True	267
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	3000	True	3	125	0	True	267
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	3000	True	3	129	2501	True	267
453	449	The moogles of Moghome insist that they have witnessed the passing of legendary Ratatoskr's essence into its secondary vessel─the very fish that lies motionless at the bottom of your bag. Let us hope they are mistaken.				15634	180	0	3000	True	6	132	2501	True	267
454	450	Despite the suggestion by its name that this unique bubble eye goldfish has the ability to spit like a squid, the inkfish earns its name from the black patterns on its body thought to resemble the ever-changing whorls created when ink is spilled into water.				15635	180	0	3000	True	2	135	2502	True	267
455	451	As if there was not already “enough said” regarding tornado sharks, sightings of an even larger and more violent example of these freaks of nature have the Rose Knights on edge.				15636	180	0	3000	True	6	138	2502	True	267
456	452	With a shell even harder than a typical Allagan helmet, this biological aberration feeds by releasing a highly corrosive substance onto rocks, dissolving them into a foul solution which is then slurped back up using the wavekin's straw-like tongue.				15637	180	0	3000	True	8	140	0	True	267
457	453	Unlike euphotic pirarucu which remain near the surface, these wavekin, for some reason, chose to ignore their species' natural attraction to the light and instead remain and feed on the sediment that collects in deep water. The high mineral content of this sediment results in rock-like scales unseen on the aphotic pirarucu's cousins.				15638	180	0	3000	True	3	143	2502	True	267
458	454	Similar to its smaller rime eater cousins, the hailfinder is also known for its appetite for glacier cores. So efficient is the creature at absorbing the extreme cold emitted by its prey, that research was conducted by the Heavens' Ward into determining if they might be used to counter Shiva's subzero sorceries during skirmishes with the primal.				16745	190	0	3000	True	5	110	0	True	267
459	455	Believed to be the sole reason the unfrozen pond remains free of ice, in order to partake in the warmth emitted by the flarefish's sanguine humours, other fish will form schools (at a distance), surrounding the specimen in a barrier which effectively provides protection from larger predators.				16746	190	0	3000	True	3	111	0	True	267
460	456	With three lips and two tongues, this rare carp has enough internal and external appendages to render any respectable ichthyologist flummoxed.				16747	190	0	3000	True	2	118	2501	True	267
461	457	There is the sad tale of a pair of butterfly fish kept by a Sharlayan sophist. When preparations for the great exodus back to the Old World were being made, the sophist's manservant separated the two fish to prevent scale damage in transit. An error in packing, however, saw one of the fish─the female─left behind. Madam has since lived her life in sadness awaiting her husband's return.				16748	190	0	3000	True	3	126	2501	True	267
462	458	Considerably larger than most mogpoms, the moggle mogpom is believed not only to be the discarded pom of a fallen comrade, but <Emphasis>the</Emphasis> pom of legendary Moghome chieftain, Moggle Mog.				16749	190	0	3000	True	3	130	2501	True	267
463	459	Named for the thin summertime clouds it resembles, the cirrostratus is believed to achieve flight despite its enormous size due to its parchment-like membranous “wings.”				16750	190	0	3000	True	6	137	2502	True	267
464	460	The pristine glass shell encompassing this remarkable magma-dwelling creature is regarded amongst vivarists as to be the Twelve's most beautiful creation, and therefore is highly sought within collectors' circles.				16751	190	0	3000	True	7	122	2501	True	267
465	461	When a specimen of what, at the time, was thought to be compound #123 began sprouting tiny...decidedly <Emphasis>Lalafellin</Emphasis>...hands, no fewer than three Sons of Saint Coinach naturalists turned in their resignations with the organization and have since disappeared from the public eye.				16752	190	0	3000	True	8	141	2502	True	267
466	462	A rare mutation of the tiny axolotl, the countless spots covering this peculiar wavekin's moist skin serve as a defense mechanism, frightening would-be predators into thinking they are being watched by a hundred eyes.				16753	190	0	3000	True	3	144	2502	True	267
467	463	The one fish that has long eluded renowned Illuminati angler Quickthinx Allthoughts, the bobgoblin bass earns its name from the queer bobbing motion it oft employs to, in Quickthinx's words, “taunt his would-be pursuers.”				16754	190	0	3000	True	2	128	2501	True	267
468	464	After a three-bell ale-fueled diatribe regarding one man's futile quest to capture the elusive Merciless─a mercy staff fattened to epic proportions─the proprietor of the tavern in which the forlorn fisher oft frequented closed the man's tab, telling him, “let it all go.”				16756	190	0	3000	True	2	116	2500	True	267
469	465	Do not be fooled by its size. The dimorphodon may be five to seven times smaller than its wyvern cousins, but its temperament is twice as foul, and its appetite four times as large.* *All values listed here have no basis in scientific fact.				16742	190	0	3000	True	6	133	2501	True	267
470	466	The massive maw of this rarely seen colossus of the clouds is thought to serve two distinct purposes─one, to devour entire coveys of prey in a single gulp, and two, to dramatically increase air resistance allowing for near instant aerial stops and turns.				16743	190	0	3000	True	6	139	2502	True	267
471	467	Military documents retrieved from Azys Lla reveal that the bladeshark is a chimerical monstrosity created to serve as a biological weapon. The rapid vibrations exhibited in the creature's unnaturally elongated mouth is a trait artificially induced by scientists to increase the tearing power of its razor-sharp teeth.				16744	190	0	3000	True	8	146	2502	True	267
472	468	The divine radiance emitted by the bishopfish's cranial proboscis is like to dazzle many a smaller fry into literally “giving its life” for the cloth.				17577	200	0	3000	True	3	112	2500	True	267
473	469	Named after a legendary inventor and sea captain who claimed to have traveled to the bottom of the Indigo Deep in a watertight galley hull, this overgrown ammonite uses aether-charged tentacles to deftly slice prey into pieces small enough to fit in its surprisingly tiny mouth.				17578	200	0	3000	True	3	114	0	True	267
474	470	Already in shock from the discovery of a freshwater pike that consumes gaelicats, the scientific community was far from prepared for the subsequent discovery of a pike that prefers paissa. As was the case with the “catkiller,” naturalists insisted on keeping the name as short as possible, and thus settled on “paikiller,” despite complaints that it too closely resembled the word “painkiller.”				17579	200	0	3000	True	3	136	2502	True	267
475	471	Modern naturalist circles were positively abuzz following the discovery of an Allagan tomestone which contained an article on an oliphant's trunk with a maw so sensitive, that it was believed the wavekin could detect activity in the very heavens. Further study of the work however led to the conclusion that the piece was satire.				17580	200	0	3000	True	8	142	2502	True	267
476	472	While much of the information gathered from the Habisphere's talkative nodes is limited to occupancy numbers and repair reports, one audio record concerning an elite marksmen's club's afternoon of sniping genetically enhanced stupendemys for sport gives us a rare glimpse into Allagan everyday life.				17581	200	0	3000	True	6	145	2502	True	267
477	473	Having no other explanation as to why this lone amber salamander would exhibit the ability to emit electric shocks from its skin, the fisher who first discovered this unique wavekin simply assumed that it was because it fed upon the shed scales of a thunder dragon. As of this writing, no one has been able to confirm or deny her claim.				17582	200	0	3000	True	2	120	2501	True	267
478	474	While the riddle from which this aged magma louse earns its name is far from what anyone would deem clever─“what lives in molten rock, yet moves less than a corpse?”─it is fairly accurate in describing the vilekin's two main characteristics.				17583	200	0	3000	True	7	123	2501	True	267
479	475	Those naturalists who have placed aside their doubts and come to accept the existence of the fantastical magma-dwelling lavalords have, in their research, discovered the wavekin possess a violent “lord-eat-lord” societal hierarchy, and that rampant cannibalism appears to be the reason only a single male is ever found in a lava pool.				17584	200	0	3000	True	7	124	2501	True	267
480	476	The first fisher to supposedly ever have caught the Speaker claims that upon drawing it into his net, the wavekin spoke to him in an oddly ranine voice─pleading to release him back into the waters that he may return to his loving wife and spawn. Thinking it some sort of sign from the Twelve, the fisher did as he was told, only to be rewarded with a croaking cackle and a slap of water in his face.				17585	200	0	3000	True	2	127	2501	True	267
481	477	While “one thousand” may be a gross overstatement regarding the number of tiny fins that circle this queer wavekin's head, for the moogles who are known to utterly despise the hundred fin, achieving numerical accuracy is not a high priority in the event one is encountered in the wild.				17586	200	0	3000	True	3	131	2501	True	267
482	478	This peculiar storm chaser exhibits fins that are a deep crimson, hence the colorful name. Despite local Vanu Vanu legend which claims the contrary, Bloodchaser does not appear to drain the humours of its victims, but feeds just as any other storm chaser─digesting prey in its stomach to produce gas that it emits from its rectum to achieve propulsion. Yes, you read that correctly.				17587	200	0	3000	True	6	134	2501	True	267
483	479	When this particular specimen was presented at a naturalist symposium for classification, the day ended in a flurry of fisticuffs following a heated argument over whether it was not merely a fake stitched together in a cluttered study. The following day the claims were voted baseless and the wavekin received its new official name.				17588	200	0	3000	True	7	124	2501	True	267
484	480	One can only imagine the manner of twisted carnal desires which drove the Allagan bioengineer who created this five-eyed, tentacled monstrosity.				17589	200	0	3000	True	8	146	2502	True	267
485	481	Many graduates of new Sharlayan's universities look back on their education with great fondness, reminiscing of days past with tales of studying for exams into the small hours, their rooms lit with naught but the faint glow emitted by armor fish caught in the Thaliak River.				17590	200	0	3000	True	2	127	2501	True	267
486	482	Lighter than the seed of a dandelion, the sea butterfly flitters about the Sea of Clouds searching for the tiny midges upon which it feeds. So rare are these mollusks that seeing one is widely believed to bring good fortune.				17591	200	0	3000	True	6	139	2502	True	267
487	483	After witnessing the voracity with which it devoured its kin, it almost seemed wrong <Emphasis>not</Emphasis> to name this gluttonous ice faerie after the Holy See's infamous First Inquisitor.				17592	200	0	3000	True	3	112	2500	True	267
488	484	Also known as the “king of the wyverns,” the raimdellopterus was given its official name in honor of the bicentennial of Frandelont Raimdelle's masterwork, the Raimdelle Codex.				17593	200	0	3000	True	6	134	2501	True	267
489	485	The colorful patterns which cover the Thavnairian leaf's body make it a popular addition to aquariums. Once almost impossible to acquire on mainland Eorzea, the Near Eastern native's recent introduction to the Thaliak River has seen its asking price drop from “wholly ludicrous” to “somewhat absurd.”				17562	142	0	3000	False	2	127	0	True	0
490	486	In contrast to ice faeries which, while possessing transparent bodies, still display coloring in their internal organs, ghost faeries are entirely without pigment, making them almost impossible to see in the pristine waters of their natural habitat─Clearpool.				17563	145	0	3000	False	3	112	0	True	0
491	487	Similar in almost every way to the red coral found in Eorzea's five seas, scholars remain perplexed at just how this particular breed of immobile wavekin came to live in the Sea of Clouds.				17564	148	0	3000	False	3	136	0	True	0
492	488	A popular game amongst Eorzean children consists of putting separate halves of lovers' clam shells in two sacks, and having boys draw from one, and girls from the other. The participants then look to see who has the other half of their shell, the resulting pairs being an augury of true love.				17565	150	0	3000	False	2	131	0	True	0
493	489	When asked which decapod crustacean was their favorite supper treat, nine out of ten orphans claimed they preferred freshwater river shrimp to ordinary saltwater shrimp. All nine claimed one was never enough, and that they would always ask for seconds, to which the reply was consistently, “MORE!? YOU WANT MORE!?”				17566	180	0	3000	False	2	117	0	True	0
494	490	Stargazers tell of a deity's long descent through the night sky to shine amid murky waters, and claim the fires of the heavens still burn upon its scales. Aquaculturists generally espouse cynicism toward such out-of-this-world origin stories.				20026	205	0	4000	False	2	184	0	True	0
495	491	Cichlids named for the glittering scales unique to adult males, which garner the attention of mates and predators alike. The survival of the species undoubtedly owes more to the subdued, aptly camouflaging blue hue featured by its widows and orphans.				20029	205	0	4000	False	3	183	0	True	0
496	492	The bitterling's lack of pigmentation is not the result of mutation or albinism, but rather the product of natural selection, as only the fairest among them were able to blend into the riverbed gravel and avoid predation.				20042	205	0	4000	False	3	182	0	True	0
497	493	One would have to wake up pretty early in the morning to out-slack this notoriously lackadaisical loiterer. Its primary hunting technique consists of lying stagnant in the Slow Wash and waiting for its prey to drift up to it.				20045	205	0	4000	False	2	191	0	True	0
498	494	Life carries this fish back-and-forth, swimming down to estuaries when reaching age, then back upstream to spawn, lending its name to widespread, on-the-nose “seasonal rebirth” clichés in Hingan literature.				20049	205	0	4000	False	2	185	0	True	0
499	495	Possessed of a shell no living creature could crack, the crab's hubris grew so great as to warrant the notice of Rhalgr, who by His very hand split its shell asunder for eternity, or so it is said.				20055	205	0	4000	False	2	182	0	True	0
500	496	Pipira, indigenous to the Black Shroud, were successfully transplanted into the climes of Gyr Abania, where they bear the name of the guildmaster largely responsible for their change of address.				20058	205	0	4000	False	2	185	0	True	0
501	497	Long ago, disciples of the Fist were made to catch these fish by hand as part of their training regimen. The fish remain a testament to the preparedness of the Fist, now loosed in nearby waters to serve as a bulwark against starvation in the case of a siege.				20062	205	0	4000	False	3	183	0	True	0
502	498	Named for the cheek-puffing posture it manifests when threatened, which can be seen as either intimidating or adorable, depending on your position in the food chain.				20064	205	0	4000	False	2	185	0	True	0
503	499	Many a monk has reached enlightenment meditating before the faint aura emitted by this illuminating breed.				20065	205	0	4000	False	3	184	0	True	0
504	500	This species often fails to live up to the fanfare inferred from its fast-paced, go-against-the-flow name, as the only flow it has to go against is the Slow Wash.				20070	205	0	4000	False	2	191	0	True	0
505	501	Clad in hard, interlocking links that resemble a suit of mail more than they do scales, this fish is known to leave a trail of broken muud suud teeth in its wake.				20072	205	0	4000	False	3	192	0	True	0
506	502	Necrophagous whelk that flocks to carcasses en masse, whittling them down to next to nothing. Morbid feeding habits aside, it does have a pretty shell, which hunters carry around for luck.				20082	205	0	4000	False	3	187	0	True	0
507	503	If a tree falls in the woods, and there is no one there to see it, do the leaves that fall in water become possessed by migrant spirits and generate a new species of fish?				20083	205	0	4000	False	3	186	0	True	0
508	504	Midsized, yet critical, link in the food chain of the river valley from which it borrows its name.				20087	205	0	4000	False	2	188	0	True	0
509	505	If you ever wish to see two natural historians at each other's throats, try asking them what the difference between a hinterlands perch and a highland perch is. Wars have been waged over less hotly contested disputes.				20090	205	0	4000	False	2	189	0	True	0
510	506	There's no prying this intractable flatfish loose once it deploys its ventral fin for suction, and its aptitude for withstanding the most violent of currents has rendered its name synonymous with obstinacy.				20033	210	0	4000	False	2	188	0	True	0
511	507	Some might pass this silver fish off as commonplace at first glance, but when the season is right and she dons her ravishing red sash, you can bet they'll take notice. When ready to breed, her unique scale pattern generates a stunning visual effect meant to mesmerize mates and other admirers.				20047	210	0	4000	False	2	189	0	True	0
512	508	Its strict algae diet keeps this fish in pristine health, giving it a fresh, delectable flavor that fetches top gil with Gyr Abanian fishmongers and renders it a worthy tribute to the Padjal. This demonstrates that contrary to common perception, a life of healthy eating is not always in a species' best interests.				20136	210	0	4000	False	3	186	0	True	0
513	509	Anyone who's ever been to Gyr Abania is likely to have seen one, and even more likely to have eaten one, as this particular trout is deemed a local specialty.				20056	210	0	4000	False	2	182	0	True	0
514	510	The popular misconception that this sanguine crustacean slices mammals with its claws and partakes of their blood is patently false, but believable enough to have inspired its moniker.				20057	210	0	4000	False	2	188	0	True	0
515	511	Exhibiting an austere warrior spirit and fierce territorial aggression, violence among fellow fish of the order is often marked by vicious brutality.				20059	210	0	4000	False	3	183	0	True	0
516	512	Glamorous per its name, one glint of this fish's ostentatious scales is often enough to invite avaricious wish-chasers to a watery grave.				20063	210	0	4000	False	3	184	0	True	0
517	513	Denomination for a faintly luminescent subset of algae, their phosphorescent fires allegedly lit long ago by the burning star cast forth by Rhalgr.				20084	210	0	4000	False	3	187	0	True	0
518	514	Having the unusual habit of swimming upside down in common suggests some relation between this squeaker and its Dravanian cousin, although the precise distance of said relation is yet to be established.				20085	210	0	4000	False	3	187	0	True	0
519	515	It is said an underachieving monk achieved enlightenment in a single night. On inspecting his bedchambers, the assembled throng of disciples received the wordless sermon of this crab holding up a white mushroom.				20086	210	0	4000	False	3	187	0	True	0
520	516	Succulent fish whose only refuge from the talons of griffins lies nestled under the riverbed. Seldom, if ever, has one been spotted with scales intact.				20091	210	0	4000	False	2	189	0	True	0
521	517	This fowl-mouthed forage fish often plumbs the depths of Hingan cauldrons, its juices boiled out to form the base of beloved broths.				20092	210	0	4000	False	1	158	0	True	0
522	518	This migratory fish thrives under transparency, unlike its misleading red cousins. Its brine-pickled eggs foreshadow deliciousness.				20093	210	0	4000	False	1	158	0	True	0
523	519	Tormented soul that has ventured from the bowels of the underworld through a hellmouth to claim the lives of mortals with its virulent venom. Petting not recommended.				20094	210	0	4000	False	1	159	0	True	0
524	520	More commonly known as “Reef Ruby” or “Peasant Ruby,” you'll find no shortage of this ostensible gemstone polished and set in the trinkets of Hingan traders.				20095	210	0	4000	False	1	161	0	True	0
525	521	Luckily for the survival of the species, this sapphiric simulant has failed to come in vogue with the Hingan fashion-conscious as has its equally alluring ruby cousin.				20096	210	0	4000	False	1	161	0	True	0
526	522	Virtually indistinguishable from mammalian bones, this coral can cause quite a commotion upon washing ashore, and often engenders a sense of foreboding in sailors of the East.				20097	210	0	4000	False	1	161	0	True	0
527	523	For all their differences, the people of Othard and Hingashi have always had one thing in common, as these zesty and succulent prawns are loved on all sides of the Ruby Sea.				20112	210	0	4000	False	1	162	0	True	0
528	524	For decades, the taxonomy of this species had been the subject of fierce tripartite debate, driving the aquatic nomenclature community to the brink of schism, until a compromise was reached whereby the creature would simply be known by all three names.				20037	215	0	4000	False	1	158	0	True	0
529	525	The social struggle for dominance this species encounters in schools is often on display at the base of the waterfall, which the fish treat as a sort of cafeteria. When a water-struck insect falls before them, the fish move quickly to judge it, as if asking “what's your damage?” before descending upon it.				20050	215	0	4000	False	2	191	0	True	0
530	526	The unenlightened claim that Rhalgr bestowed the divine might of thunder upon this catfish in recognition of its zealous devotion, but aquariophiles dismiss these silly claims, knowing the breed to be terribly irreverent.				20060	215	0	4000	False	3	183	0	True	0
531	527	This fish gives new meaning to “the sweet kiss of death,” as wars have been waged over its delectable flesh, hence its fateful name.				20066	215	0	4000	False	3	190	0	True	0
532	528	A tragic crab named for a man who nearly perished of thirst while fleeing the floods of the Sixth Umbral Calamity, only to eventually drown guzzling the first fresh water he stumbled upon.				20067	215	0	4000	False	3	190	0	True	0
533	529	This crawdad is best known to Gyr Abanians via the faerie tale in which its brilliant shell fades with each cycle of the Slow Wash, until only an empty white palette remains.				20069	215	0	4000	False	2	191	0	True	0
534	530	Wavekin that plays the runt among its kith. Its rubbery flesh results in an unappetizing texture when cooked, rendering it for all practical purposes inedible.				20071	215	0	4000	False	3	192	0	True	0
535	531	Rugged little fry with the wherewithal to thrive in even the dankest, darkest subterranean climes, though it is unclear how they ever got there in the first place.				20081	215	0	4000	False	3	186	0	True	0
536	532	When this electric eel shocks and awes its prey like a god of thunder, the victim rocks and rolls, and the spell it's under slowly robs it of its soul.				20089	215	0	4000	False	2	189	0	True	0
537	533	Though indigenous to southern waters, now and again a papilliferous wanderer will lose its way and flutter mindlessly into the Ruby Sea.				20098	215	0	4000	False	1	161	0	True	0
538	534	From an ancient Far Eastern term for “genius” or “master of its trade,” its name speaks to the inspiring artistry on display in this magnificent specimen.				20099	215	0	4000	False	1	160	0	True	0
539	535	An eccentric protrusion enables this seafarer to evade predators by posing as algae, which it also relies on for cloaking its eggs.				20101	215	0	4000	False	1	162	0	True	0
540	536	Flat sheet of a fish that pairs wonderfully with grog when properly stewed. Makes an easier-to-chew entrée than its name might imply.				20102	215	0	4000	False	1	162	0	True	0
541	537	Per its name, this nautical drifter skitters gracefully along the water's surface on the lift of its aliform fins, though its hurried scurrying to escape predators occasionally lands it smack onto a fishing boat floor.				20106	215	0	4000	False	0	163	0	True	0
542	538	When faced with immediate danger, this fish pulls its best bombfish impression, puffing up its proportions and projecting spines to dissuade would-be diners from digging in.				20107	215	0	4000	False	0	163	0	True	0
543	539	Though it maintains an avid following in Isari, the “fan” of this bivalve mollusk's name actually refers to the flabelliform shape of its exoskeleton, as any reasonable person would naturally conclude.				20108	215	0	4000	False	0	163	0	True	0
544	540	Beyond the potentially fatal toxins of its liver and ovaries lies a flavor to die for, as survivors will attest.				20113	215	0	4000	False	1	157	0	True	0
545	541	Don't let the name fool you; this shoal-dweller is anything but meager when it comes to flavor. Delicious any way you slice or cook it, Isari anglers are always on the lookout for what ultimately constitutes a staple of their diet.				20032	220	0	4000	False	0	163	0	True	0
546	542	Despite its name, phylogeny suggests that this fish is actually more carp than barramundi, though the herons and other avians that feed off of it don't seem to mind.				20046	220	0	4000	False	2	166	0	True	0
547	543	Yanxia has found itself overrun by this species with a formulaic overpopulating blend of longevity and hyperactive libido. The “no” of its name aptly deriving from the Hingan for “wild.”				20137	220	0	4000	False	3	167	0	True	0
548	544	An unorthodox variety of catfish upon which Rhalgr did not see fit to bestow His gift of thunder, hence it has little more than its biting wit with which to fend for itself.				20061	220	0	4000	False	3	183	0	True	0
549	545	Shrimp bearing the name of a woman who perished with her husband Grymm while fleeing the floods of the Sixth Umbral Calamity. It is said she died of drinking too much water while trying to slake an unquenchable thirst.				20068	220	0	4000	False	3	190	0	True	0
550	546	The rivers of Velodyna and Hathoeva are rife with these hungry natators, whose ebon exterior derives from a dark diet.				20088	220	0	4000	False	2	188	0	True	0
551	547	The One River is flooded with this species, which is surprisingly nutritious if you can look past its muddy stink and abundance of small sharp bones. Locals are wont to drench it in liquor and sugar and let soak until palatable.				20118	220	0	4000	False	2	172	0	True	0
552	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	4000	False	2	172	0	True	0
553	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	4000	False	2	166	0	True	0
554	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	4000	False	2	172	0	True	0
555	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	4000	False	2	177	0	True	0
556	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	4000	False	2	198	0	True	0
557	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	4000	False	2	166	0	True	0
558	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	4000	False	2	175	0	True	0
559	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	4000	False	2	175	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	175	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	178	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	175	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	176	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	180	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	181	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	169	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	181	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	176	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	177	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	176	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	179	0	True	0
572	568	This celadon swimmer sports a semi-precious shade of green more befitting an amphibian.				20135	230	0	4000	False	2	180	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	178	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	171	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	170	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	179	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	170	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	170	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	171	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	168	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	168	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	194	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	194	0	True	0
584	580	Fish known to grow as long as a boastful Gyr Abanian fisherman's arms can stretch.				20079	260	0	4000	False	3	195	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	164	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	164	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	160	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	170	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	195	0	True	0
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	4000	False	9	196	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	160	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	164	0	True	0
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	4000	False	9	196	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	194	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	193	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	195	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	159	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	174	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	174	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	159	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	3	195	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	173	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	162	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	178	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	2	176	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	9	196	0	True	0
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	4000	False	9	196	2503	True	0
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	4000	False	9	196	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	192	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	161	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	3	174	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	1	157	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	3	193	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	162	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	3	174	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	164	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	186	2503	True	0
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	4000	False	1	156	0	True	0
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	4000	True	1	156	0	True	267
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	4000	False	2	185	0	True	0
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	4000	False	1	158	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	165	0	True	0
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	4000	False	2	188	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	192	0	True	0
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	4000	False	3	187	2503	True	0
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	4000	False	3	195	2503	True	0
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	4000	False	1	159	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	3	168	2505	True	0
629	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	4000	False	3	178	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	3	184	2503	True	0
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	4000	False	2	189	2503	True	0
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	4000	False	3	194	2503	True	0
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	4000	False	9	196	2503	True	0
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	4000	False	1	157	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	2	198	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	0	163	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	1	160	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	3	168	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	2	179	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	1	159	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	3	168	2505	True	0
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	4000	False	3	168	2505	True	0
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	4000	True	3	182	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	3	186	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	3	187	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	3	190	2503	True	267
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 downstream, the prevailing hypothesis currently being “just because.”				23061	320	0	4000	True	2	191	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	9	196	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	1	157	2505	True	267
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	4000	True	1	197	2505	True	267
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	4000	True	1	161	2505	True	267
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	4000	True	1	164	2505	True	267
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	4000	True	2	170	2505	True	267
654	650	Legend has that this white-scaled wavekin is an angel who fell in love with a mortal and was transformed into a koi and cast from the heavens by her father as punishment. Correction: <Emphasis>was</Emphasis> an angel.				23068	320	0	4000	True	3	174	2505	True	267
655	651	The Mol believe they are made to endure divine trials that they must overcome to prove their worth. Catching a blessed Tao bitterling was one of these trials. Seeing as they did not catch it, their god will now punish them.				23069	320	0	4000	True	2	179	2505	True	267
656	652	Is there none who would dispute this goby's claim to the rule of Yat Khaal? If you answered “no,” you would be correct.				23070	320	0	4000	True	2	180	2505	True	267
657	653	The bones of the curefish─a curious specimen that will often wear the skull of drowned beasts to frighten away predators─are thought to possess curative properties, making them a popular commodity.				23071	205	0	4000	False	3	190	0	True	0
658	654	A cousin to the coeurlfish with teeth said to be as sharp as legendary Sphairai; though, it is not recommended to discard of your actual Sphairai should you happen upon one of these wavekin.				23072	210	0	4000	False	3	187	0	True	0
659	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	4000	False	2	116	0	True	0
660	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	4000	False	0	163	0	True	0
661	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	4000	False	3	131	0	True	0
662	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	4000	False	3	168	2505	True	0
663	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	4000	False	3	168	2505	True	0
664	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	4000	True	3	183	2503	True	267
665	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	4000	True	3	184	2503	True	267
666	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	4000	True	2	185	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	2	188	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	2	189	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	3	192	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	3	194	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	3	193	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	2	198	2505	True	267
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	4000	True	1	158	2505	True	267
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	4000	True	1	162	2505	True	267
675	671	The billowing fins of this Far Eastern seraphim are oft compared to a kimono featured in a famous painting of a legendary angelic being.				24216	340	0	4000	True	2	173	2505	True	267
676	672	Xaela legend has that this massive wavekin was born from a scale shed by the Dawn Father. Scholars insist it has simply had the good fortune not to be eaten.				24217	340	0	4000	True	3	178	2505	True	267
677	673	Several of the Azim Steppe's nomadic tribes believe this blood skipper, native to the One River, leapt from the depths of its Yanxian home and rode the thick blades of lush Steppe grass all the way north and east to the upper Yat Khaal where it now dwells.				24218	340	0	4000	True	2	177	2505	True	267
678	674	The eccentricities of noblewomen in pre-occupation Gyr Abania knew no bounds, one such involving the overgrown dorsal fins of Ala Mhigan ribbons which were worn as veils at various social functions. To which, the fish eventually earned the moniker Lily of the Veil─a play on words the ladies surely believed droll.				24881	340	0	4000	True	3	195	2503	True	267
679	675	Covered in both bone-hard scales and countless deadly spikes─spikes which, upon close inspection, appear to be covered in spikes of their own─this slightly bioluminescent specimen is a king among liopleurodons, and lord of the waters near Hells' Lid.				24882	340	0	4000	True	1	159	2505	True	267
680	676	Like stars in the night sky, the maw of this tawny wench shark is pocked with scars left by the myriad attempts of lesser fishers to claim this lofty prize.				24883	340	0	4000	True	1	160	2505	True	267
681	677	The ladies-in-waiting who serve the Ruby Princess are said to weave their ruler's silken gowns with the spines of this deadly globefish known to stalk its victims to the Seventh Hell.				24884	340	0	4000	True	0	163	2505	True	267
682	678	It is said that the jewel-like roe of this rare Doman trout has spawned a thousand wars─the blood of those who would fight and die to acquire such a delicacy proving the only thing redder than the eggs themselves.				24885	340	0	4000	True	3	165	2505	True	267
683	679	Eastern fishers will swear that the demon-like eyes of this unique river barramundi will follow you, no matter where you stand. More than one charlatan has sought to profit off this phenomenon, harvesting the eyes from fish markets and selling them to Eorzean alchemists under the guise of “voidsent optics.”				24886	340	0	4000	True	2	166	2505	True	267
684	680	Residents of the Doman mountain village of Namai claim this plump nogoi to be a hermit who, having grown weary of the monotony of his life, transformed himself into a fish, that he might pass his remaining years without care for the burdens of mankind.				24887	340	0	4000	True	3	167	2505	True	267
685	681	Meaning the “deep blue of sea and sky,” its name was coined by a poet who once viewed the brilliant salmon swimming the crystal-clear waters of the One River and claimed it was as if the very heavens had descended from above.				24888	340	0	4000	True	2	171	2505	True	267
686	682	Most would have you believe that this overlarge Yanxian barramundi was named after local smallfolk witnessed the wavekin attempt to swallow the axel of a Kojin's barrow that had fallen into the One River. The truth of the matter is that it was not the barrow that fell into the river, but the Kojin himself...who just so happened to be named Axelrod.				24889	340	0	4000	True	2	172	2505	True	267
687	683	Legend states that, arrested by the sheer brilliance of a rainbow bestraddled athwart Prism Canyon, an angel from on high plucked a band from the bow and whispered unto it the secret of life. The band then slipped from her hand to the water below where it became an eel as green as jade.				24890	340	0	4000	True	3	169	2505	True	267
688	684	Believed by many of the Azim Steppe's Xaela tribes to be a gift from the Dusk Mother herself, this large wavekin is oft presented as a reward in contests of mettle held during sacred festivals.				24891	340	0	4000	True	3	181	2505	True	267
689	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	4000	True	2	175	2505	True	267
690	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	4000	True	2	176	2505	True	267
691	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	4000	False	2	115	0	True	0
692	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	4000	False	1	161	0	True	0
693	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	4000	False	3	186	0	True	0
694	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	4000	False	1	159	0	True	0
695	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	4000	False	2	172	0	True	0
696	692	Supposedly spawned white as bone, local legend attributes this uncanny carp's now brilliantly colored scales to extended exposure to the waters of Prism Lake.				24994	340	0	4000	True	3	168	2505	True	267
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	4000	True	2	185	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	3	190	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	9	196	2503	True	267
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	4000	True	1	158	2505	True	267
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	4000	True	3	181	2505	True	267
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	5000	False	3	202	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	199	0	True	0
704	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	5000	False	3	199	0	True	0
705	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	5000	False	3	199	0	True	0
706	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	5000	False	3	202	0	True	0
707	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	5000	False	3	202	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	204	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	205	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	202	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	205	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	206	0	True	0
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 bloodstained lake, it resembles nothing more than a blob of fresh cream atop a rolanberry coulis. But with more teeth.				27431	345	0	5000	False	3	202	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	209	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	209	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	209	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	211	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	211	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	211	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	213	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	211	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	215	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	199	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	201	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	200	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	199	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	214	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	214	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	214	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	203	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	205	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	204	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	208	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	209	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	210	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	213	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	212	0	True	0
738	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	5000	False	0	213	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	211	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	213	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	217	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	215	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	217	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	200	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	201	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	214	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	206	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	211	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	212	0	True	0
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 will oft be anointed with a crown of these horns, due to the strength they represent.				27460	355	0	5000	False	4	215	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	215	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	220	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	220	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	218	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	220	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	223	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	214	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	214	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	220	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	221	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	218	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	219	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	219	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	224	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	225	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	225	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	226	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	223	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	218	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	220	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	227	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	229	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	227	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	225	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	216	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	225	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	225	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	226	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	207	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	216	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	228	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	227	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	232	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	232	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	207	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	216	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	217	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	235	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	236	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	235	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	230	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	232	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	233	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	234	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	231	0	True	0
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	5000	False	3	203	2507	True	0
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	5000	False	0	213	2507	True	0
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	5000	False	4	216	2507	True	0
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	5000	False	2	222	2507	True	0
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	5000	False	3	229	2507	True	0
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	5000	False	1	232	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	230	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	233	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	236	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	231	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	232	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	235	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	234	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	236	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	230	0	True	0
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	5000	False	1	233	2507	True	0
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	5000	False	1	232	2507	True	0
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	5000	True	3	201	2507	True	826
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	5000	True	1	214	2507	True	826
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	5000	True	3	204	2507	True	826
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	5000	True	3	210	2507	True	826
817	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	5000	True	4	215	2507	True	826
818	814	While wild red betta 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	5000	True	3	219	2507	True	826
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	5000	True	3	225	2507	True	826
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	5000	True	1	235	2507	True	826
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	5000	False	3	204	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	208	0	True	0
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	5000	False	2	218	0	True	0
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	5000	False	4	217	0	True	0
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	5000	False	0	211	0	True	0
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	5000	True	3	206	2507	True	826
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	5000	True	2	209	2507	True	826
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	5000	True	4	216	2507	True	826
829	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	5000	True	2	221	2507	True	826
830	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	5000	True	2	227	2507	True	826
831	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	5000	True	1	230	2507	True	826
832	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	5001	False	1	237	0	True	0
833	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	5002	False	1	237	0	True	0
834	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	5003	False	1	239	0	True	0
835	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	5004	False	1	239	0	True	0
836	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	5005	False	1	237	0	True	0
837	833	Schools of these fish are often referred to as swimming flower beds, 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	5006	False	1	239	0	True	0
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	5007	False	1	241	0	True	0
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	5008	False	1	241	0	True	0
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	5009	False	1	241	0	True	0
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	5010	False	1	243	0	True	0
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	5011	False	1	243	0	True	0
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	5012	False	1	243	0	True	0
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	5013	False	1	237	0	True	0
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	5014	False	1	237	0	True	0
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	5015	False	1	237	0	True	0
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	5016	False	1	239	0	True	0
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	5017	False	1	243	0	True	0
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	5018	False	1	239	0	True	0
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	5019	False	1	241	0	True	0
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	5020	False	1	241	0	True	0
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	5021	False	1	241	0	True	0
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	5022	False	1	243	0	True	0
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	5023	False	1	239	0	True	0
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	5024	False	1	243	0	True	0
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 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	5025	False	1	237	0	True	0
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	5026	False	1	237	0	True	0
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	5027	False	1	239	0	True	0
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	5028	False	1	239	0	True	0
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	5029	False	1	241	0	True	0
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	5030	False	1	241	0	True	0
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	5031	False	1	243	0	True	0
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	5032	False	1	243	0	True	0
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	5033	True	1	237	0	True	0
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	5034	True	1	239	0	True	0
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	5035	True	1	241	0	True	0
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	5036	True	1	243	0	True	0
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	5037	True	1	238	0	True	0
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	5038	True	1	238	0	True	0
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	5039	True	1	238	0	True	0
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	5040	True	1	238	0	True	0
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	5041	True	1	238	0	True	0
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	5042	True	1	238	0	True	0
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	5043	True	1	238	0	True	0
875	871	An elusive fish known to travel the seas along spectral currents. The faint glow of their scales from absorbing the currents' aether makes them a spectacular catch.				29755	1	4	5044	True	1	240	0	True	0
876	872	The nimble dancer is known not only for the beautiful hues of its scales, but also its elongated fins that seem to dance effortlessly on the ocean's currents. Some fishers liken the rhythmic motion of its fins to the traditional dances of Radz–at–Han.				29756	1	4	5045	True	1	238	0	True	0
877	873	Veteran seafarers all recall the first time they mistook the golden bell of this jellyfish for jettisoned plunder, and getting stung by one is a rite of passage for many. Luckily the poison is a mere annoyance, causing an itch that persists for days, but nothing more.				29757	1	4	5046	True	1	240	0	True	0
878	874	This wavekin bears the scars of countless hooks and spears that missed their mark. Perhaps content that it had achieved victory over the most hardened seamen, it offered up little resistance when it found itself at the end of a fishing hook one fateful day. That fisher may have caught one of the most cantankerous fish the high seas have ever known, but did they really deserve the honor?				29758	1	4	5047	True	1	240	0	True	0
879	875	A common story heard in the taverns of port towns is one in which a helmsman spots the sail of a wrecked ship on the horizon. Whether driven by greed or compassion, the captain then orders the crew to change course to the direction of the sighting. However, not several malms from their destination, all eyes lose sight of the sail, and any ship it may have been part of.				29759	1	4	5048	True	1	240	0	True	0
880	876	Pretender to the throne, a mere shadow of the light it apes, dissembler of the highest order, and soulless charlatan─this wavekin has been called all that and more besides. However, the vitriol fails to penetrate the helmet's shell, and so the impostor sleeps, content inside its ill-begotten plunder.				29779	1	4	5049	True	1	240	0	True	0
881	877	Some sailors doubt the existence of the so-called “spectral currents,” but one look at this wavekin is enough to set their misgivings to rest for good. It is also enough to set their minds racing with images of finding such an abomination on the decks of their ships─or worse, under their bedcovers.				29761	1	4	5050	True	1	240	0	True	0
882	878	Its beautiful trailing fins are said to conjure images of the sun goddess's flowing robes. Catching one is believed to bring great fortune, provided that it is immediately returned to the waves. Failure to do so will conversely result in the angler and seven generations of their offspring being horribly cursed.				29760	1	4	5051	True	1	240	0	True	0
883	879	Though its unusual frond-like fins were originally a means of camouflage, they grew larger over time and are now used to threaten those that intrude on its territory. While this may prove effective against smaller wavekin, larger predators will not hesitate to gobble it up, impressive fins or no.				29763	1	4	5052	True	1	240	0	True	0
884	880	Its cunning disguise as a piece of inanimate coral is perfectly complemented by its natural tendency to remain perfectly still unless absolutely necessary. This is, however, credited to sheer laziness rather than an innate desire to survive.				29764	1	4	5053	True	1	244	0	True	0
885	881	Taking its name from the Rogue River, fossil remains indicate that it was once a land-dwelling scalekin that returned to the water. The other inhabitants of the Rogue River were, by all accounts, rather unhappy with this arrangement, as it proceeded to steal the top position on the food chain.				29765	1	4	5054	True	1	240	0	True	0
886	882	Possesses incredible speed, though unfortunately only when swimming backwards. This oceanic oddity wishes it had eyes in the back of its head.				29775	1	4	5055	True	1	242	0	True	0
887	883	Unlike its close cousin, the ferocious hammerhead, this particular species is content to forgo larger prey in favor of scouring the ocean floor for smaller morsels. Given the methodical manner in which it feeds, many believe it is merely trying to keep its habitat free from detritus.				29767	1	4	5056	True	1	242	0	True	0
888	884	Due to the potent-yet-nonlethal poison that courses through its body, those who dine upon its delectable meat find their throats close up after the meal, rendering them unable to speak for several bells. Even served surreptitiously to those who are due to give testimony, making it a popular purchase among the criminal element of Limsa Lominsa.				29768	1	4	5057	True	1	242	0	True	0
889	885	Some fishers claim that the “deep” part of its name in fact refers to its profound understanding of the greater workings of the universe, rather than the depth at which it swims.				29769	1	4	5058	True	1	242	0	True	0
890	886	Rumor has it that one member of this particular species once carved a large hole in the hull of a pirate ship, and thereby drowning all on board. Fishers often go to great lengths to hunt these wavekin, not for their meat, but to stop them before they can cause significant damage.				29770	1	4	5059	True	1	242	0	True	0
891	887	The first person to look at one of these bizarre creatures and think, “I'm going to eat that,” must surely not have been of sound mind. Yet their blatant disregard for its multitude of spines was rewarded, and they found that the insides were not only creamy and flavorsome, but edible. One cannot help but wonder how many other unpleasant ocean-dwellers were sampled prior to making this unlikely discovery.				29771	1	4	5060	True	1	244	0	True	0
892	888	This wavekin's natural defense is its size; it is simply too large for most other wavekin to fit into their mouths. Other than that, it relies on its sheer ordinariness to remain unnoticed by those predators with the means to make a meal of this docile drifter. Docile, that is, until it catches sight of Lalafell, which are believed to be its favorite snack.				29772	1	4	5061	True	1	242	0	True	0
893	889	Despite having grown to a far larger size than considered necessary for his kind, he continues to roam the waters of the world in search of what a fish would consider a good time, rather than return to his spawning grounds to produce offspring.				29780	1	4	5062	True	1	242	0	True	0
894	890	Though it may appear defenseless at first glance, its soft, scaleless body conceals a row of aether-imbued spines to spear the mouths of those who would feed upon it. Unfortunately, this form of protection does rely on already being inside the predator's mouth to be effective, which comes as too little, too late in most cases.				29774	1	4	5063	True	1	242	0	True	0
895	891	In addition to being able to crush shell and bone, its pincers can also be used to club its prey into submission. Its only shortcoming is its inability to swim, as it is capable of little more than bobbing up and down clumsily like a floating shoe.				29748	1	4	5064	True	1	244	0	True	0
896	892	Held in great esteem by the Sahagin, whose legends tell of a great wavekin borne on silvery waves that granted them divine knowledge and the secrets of the harpoon. In reality, however, this beast of the deep is far less benevolent, as those unfortunate enough to encounter one normally end up with less than the standard number of fingers.				29776	1	4	5065	True	1	244	0	True	0
897	893	Clad in thick chitin plates and armed with razor-sharp pincers, this vicious wavekin makes sport of many weaker ocean-dwellers, seemingly murdering them for its own amusement. It is rumored that it also has a more genial side, if one is prepared to overlook the fact it is practically an aquatic serial killer.				29777	1	4	5066	True	1	244	0	True	0
898	894	In spite of its rather fearsome name, the leisurely pace with which it gently paddles through the water is more akin to strolling than prowling. Some theories suggest that the name was invented by fishers to make the minor feat of catching one sound more impressive than it actually is.				29778	1	4	5067	True	1	244	0	True	0
899	895	Beneath the waves, there are few sights more astonishing than one of these graceful wavekin in motion, its elegant membranes resembling a flowing ballroom dress. Far less breathtaking is its appearance when raised out of the water on an angler's line, where its appearance is something akin to an innkeeper's mop, hence the name.				29773	1	4	5068	True	1	244	0	True	0
900	896	When viewed from a distance, could be mistaken for an upturned porcelain saucer. Even when observed from close proximity, the faint pattern even resembles the remnants of a picture rendered in gold leaf.				29762	1	4	5069	True	1	242	0	True	0
901	897	Known to possess a certain low cunning, and has been reported to ram smaller craft in the hopes of knocking the occupants overboard. Lalafells are particularly vulnerable to such attacks and it is advised that they tie a rope around their waist to avoid becoming this wavekin's luncheon.				29781	1	4	5070	True	1	244	0	True	0
902	898	Said to be a distant relation of the basking shark that inhabits the Sea of Clouds. However, rather than being content to feast only on plankton like its more docile cousin, it will gladly swallow anything it can fit in its gaping maw. A chocobo saddle was found in the belly of one caught off the shores of Aleport, though the fate of the bird to which it was once attached remains a mystery.				29782	1	4	5071	True	1	238	0	True	0
903	899	Seldom seen by fishers due to its natural aversion to the more commonly used baits and lures. Its primary means of survival appears to be fleeing from absolutely anything that comes near it. Some believe that many even die from starvation because they are simply too scared to approach the smaller fish on which they are supposed to feed.				29783	1	4	5072	True	1	244	0	True	0
904	900	As if being made of pure muscle and armed with rows of razor-sharp teeth was not imposing enough, this apex predator is blessed with an ominous, spectral glow. It seems unconcerned by the fact this alerts prey of its approach, as attempts to flee are almost guaranteed to end in failure. Perhaps this is nature's way of giving its next meal a sporting chance.				29784	1	4	5073	True	1	237	0	True	0
905	901	While being bathed in aether may serve to benefit some varieties of wavekin, this poor specimen has been rendered vulnerable to predation due to its increased visibility. Some anglers, however, view its bizarre coloration with suspicion, and steer clear to avoid the possibility of poisoning. After all, how many of the foods consumed by land-dwellers are a luminous blue?				29785	1	4	5074	True	1	239	0	True	0
906	902	Although most sea-anythings fail to live up to their land-based namesakes, an ethereal blue glow can do wonders for one's standing among wavekin. It may not have much in the way of natural defenses, but the air of confidence this sea bo exudes will make many think twice before challenging it to a race.				29786	1	4	5075	True	1	243	0	True	0
907	903	Although bass are far from the most beautiful of fish, this particular variety is highly sought by collectors for its mysterious azure aura. Many are disappointed to find that this quickly dissipates after the fish expires, and it is better suited to being kept in an aquarium than to being stuffed and mounted.				29787	1	4	5076	True	1	241	0	True	0
908	904	This ancient species of turtle has, for reasons unknown, come to have brilliantly glowing crystal fused with its shell. Those traversing the seas at night have reported seeing their light shining from beneath the waves, earning them the appellation “Star of the Deep.”				29788	445	5	5077	True	1	238	0	True	0
909	905	So slow-moving and docile are these wavekin that they often become home to several varieties of coral. These complex miniature ecosystems include creatures that spend their entire lives on the back of one of these gentle giants, many of which are edible. As such, a veritable seafood smorgasbord can result from a single catch, if one has the strength to reel it in.				29789	445	5	5078	True	1	240	0	True	0
910	906	Despite being at the very top of the food chain, this formidable species has nigh-impenetrable natural defenses. They are said to be rockfins that have lived for so long that the stony covering has spread to envelop their entire body. Should the adage, “There is always a bigger fish,” actually prove true, said bigger fish would no doubt struggle to feast on such an obviously inedible creature.				29790	445	5	5079	True	1	242	0	True	0
911	907	Once thought to be extinct, legends tell of this enormous creature being used to tow pirate ships in the seas around Aerslaent. They are said to form close bonds with those worthy of their respect, even going so far as to sacrifice themselves for the good of their masters.				29791	445	5	5080	True	1	244	0	True	0
912	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	5100	False	3	125	0	True	0
913	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	5100	False	3	113	0	True	0
914	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	5100	False	0	211	2507	True	0
915	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 flower bed.				30593	460	0	5100	False	3	219	0	True	0
916	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	5100	True	3	200	2507	True	826
917	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	5100	True	3	202	2507	True	826
918	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	5100	True	2	207	2507	True	826
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.				30435	460	0	5100	True	3	218	2507	True	826
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.				30436	460	0	5100	True	2	224	2507	True	826
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.				30437	460	0	5100	True	2	228	2507	True	826
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.				30438	460	0	5100	True	1	234	2507	True	826
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.				30439	460	0	5100	True	1	236	2507	True	826
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.				30488	345	0	5100	False	7	123	0	True	0
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.				30489	350	0	5100	False	1	162	0	True	0
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.				30490	355	0	5100	False	6	138	0	True	0
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.				30491	370	0	5100	False	1	160	0	True	0
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.				30492	380	0	5100	False	2	128	0	True	0
929	925	Aptly named for their resemblance to plum blossom petals, these vividly colored bivalves have long been used not only for decoration, but also in the construction of various tools.				31129	460	0	5100	False	3	174	0	True	0
930	926	An exotic fish best known for its glimmering gold scales, though they are often marred with the blood of their kin. Combative by nature, Allagan hunters are known to devour one another, and this cannibalistic behavior is said to be the source of their scales' resilience and lustrous sheen.				31134	460	0	5100	False	8	140	0	True	0
931	927	Outshining even its lesser cousin, the platinum guppy, this scintillating freshwater beauty is also said to have been named by the Crystal Exarch. How he knew to compare it to the light of an unseen moon has, in certain circles, been the subject of some debate.				32049	490	0	5100	True	3	203	2507	True	826
932	928	Records state that the lord of Eulmore was once presented with a fan of metallic jade sheen, which, after a brief moment's disdainful appraisal, he promptly flung over the balcony and into the sea. Had that discarded treasure suddenly rippled and swam away, it would have greatly resembled this shimmering wavekin.				32050	490	0	5100	True	2	208	2507	True	826
933	929	This primordial species of turtle grows to impressive size, its bulk protected by an iron-hard shell. Kholusian warriors once fashioned its natural armor into shields, and these relics of a bygone era can still be unearthed from sites scattered across the island.				32051	490	0	5100	True	0	213	2507	True	826
934	930	Certain of the blotchy patterns upon this fish's scales appear to be lettering, distorted as if drawn in watery ink. One story claims the freshwater denizen was once the tome of a royal archivist who, fleeing from a sin eater, dropped it into a mountain stream, with the book assuming its current form in some arcane act of self-preservation.				32052	490	0	5100	True	2	220	2507	True	826
935	931	Sheathed in lustrous scales of shining pearl, this entrancing specimen has a taste for flesh. Anyone foolish enough to wade into its territory will soon feel needle-sharp teeth sinking into a leg, the bite deep enough to expose bone.				32053	490	0	5100	True	3	226	2507	True	826
936	932	True to its name, this savage deep-sea predator has claimed the lives of many an Ondo warrior seeking the glory of battle. The crimson cloud left drifting in its wake marks the end of countless tales of terror.				32054	490	0	5100	True	1	231	2507	True	826
937	933	The carapace of this crab is unusually thick and durable, as if it had, indeed, traded shells with an amenable, hard-backed reptile. Such natural defenses, however, avail it little against a sudden influx of crab boats, seeking to capitalize on the growing demand for this Cieldalaes delicacy.				32055	1	1	5101	False	1	246	0	True	0
938	934	So beautiful did folk find the silvery spiral of this conch that they likened it to a shimmering jewel─specifically the priceless one which slipped through the careless fingers of Princess Edvya and bounced into the ocean as she skipped across the deck of the royal galleon.				32056	1	1	5102	False	1	246	0	True	0
939	935	This species of fugu puffs itself up into a shape that resembles nothing more than a five-sided box. Coastal villagers in the Cieldalaes are known to craft beautiful and surprisingly sturdy containers from the reflective wavekin's dried remains.				32057	1	1	5103	False	1	246	0	True	0
940	936	Although technically a type of river crab, this crustacean spends its larval stage in the sea. Once grown, it crawls up to dwell in the waters of the Thaliak, only to return to the ocean again and again in order to spawn.				32075	1	1	5104	False	1	248	0	True	0
941	937	Some say that when the burning fragments of Rhalgr's beacon plunged into the ocean, the life which pulsed within them could not be extinguished. On moonlit nights they float upon the surface, the star-studded waters becoming as a mirror to the twinkling sky above.				32076	1	1	5105	False	1	248	0	True	0
942	938	Similar in appearance to the false scad, dissections have nonetheless shown this wavekin's internal anatomy is more closely related to an actual scad. Yet despite being turned literally inside out, the truth of this fish's taxonomy remains the subject of endless─and often petty─dispute.				32077	1	1	5106	False	1	248	0	True	0
943	939	The dark half of this blowfish is no empty metaphor─the deeper the pigment, the more densely packed its prickly spines. Individuals boasting the most tenebrous hues have been observed receiving preferential treatment within their shoals.				32095	1	1	5107	False	1	250	0	True	0
944	940	Though closely related to its elongated cousin, the malm kelp, this Rothlyt Sound native is known more for the plumpness of its fronds than any extraordinary length. Some seaweed connoisseurs, however, express a preference for thickness.				32096	1	1	5108	False	1	250	0	True	0
945	941	The soft, seemingly candlelit glow of this jellyfish has entranced the gaze of many a seafarer, bringing a sense of safety and contentment. As such, finding a living lantern in one's nets is considered an omen of good fortune amongst the fisherfolk of the Rothlyt Sound.				32097	1	1	5109	False	1	250	0	True	0
946	942	Most assume this manta was so named for its great width and distinctive coloring, but some choose to believe the rather more whimsical tale of its origin─that a pack of goobbues, wading in the shallows, grew so enamored of the ocean that they assumed forms which would let them frolic in the waves forevermore.				32058	1	2	5110	False	1	246	0	True	0
947	943	With its great fins spread wide, this wavekin flits through the water like...well, one might say a butterfly were it a prettier fish, but as things stand, it puts folk more in mind of a moth.				32059	1	2	5111	False	1	246	0	True	0
948	944	Once it has impaled a victim with its long, venom-filled fangs, this underwater potentate will then coil around its hapless prey and settle down for a royal feast. Hail to the king.				32060	1	2	5112	False	1	246	0	True	0
949	945	This species of wrasse does, in fact, owe its name to the Bloodbrine Sea in which it dwells. It was merely a happy coincidence that the habit these wavekin have of smashing their lumpy heads together often gives them a scarlet-stained appearance.				32078	1	2	5113	False	1	248	0	True	0
950	946	Legend has it that these were once simple blue crabs, which, upon beholding the painted nails of well-groomed merfolk, were consumed with irrational envy. According to their tiny crab brains, a similar effect could be achieved by keeping their claws drenched in blood.				32079	1	2	5114	False	1	248	0	True	0
951	947	There is a tale passed down from generation to generation that tells of Llymlaen using the spindly, needle-like limbs of this wavekin to weave a fishing net malms and malms across. As such, its semblance traditionally signifies a big haul of fish amongst the coastal communities of the Bloodbrine.				32080	1	2	5115	False	1	248	0	True	0
952	948	The pattern on this wavekin's scales creates the illusion of a small rock honeycombed with holes. When tiny fish swim near, seeking refuge in these “hollows,” they instead find themselves trapped inside a toothy cavern. Momentarily, at least.				32098	1	2	5116	False	1	250	0	True	0
953	949	The staggering size of these mollusks has fired the imagination of artists since the dawn of man. One particularly famous rendering has led to countless second-rate attempts to depict some muscled sea-god or scantily clad mermaid reclining upon the ocean's own bivalve bed.				32099	1	2	5117	False	1	250	0	True	0
954	950	This wavekin is known for roaming great distances on the ocean's currents, often attaching itself to schools of smaller fish in the role of temporary guardian. Such behavior gives the impression of a mercenary protecting a band of travelers, but it is rarely─if ever─paid for its services.				32100	1	2	5118	False	1	250	0	True	0
955	951	Though few in number these days, this species of wavekin gave rise to every variant of mahi-mahi which now populate the expanse of the southern seas. Contrary to common belief, the origin of its name has absolutely no relation to any Lalafell, living or dead.				32061	1	3	5119	False	1	246	0	True	0
956	952	A subspecies of lavender remora common to the waters off the coast of La Noscea. The result of crossbreeding with other, closely related wavekin, this remora variant owes its name to a hybrid of the lavender plant.				32062	1	3	5120	False	1	246	0	True	0
957	953	This wide-ranging ocean fish is hauled in from the coastal waters of the north seas. When freshly carved, its fillets are praised for their bright, bloody hue and delectable flavor.				32081	1	3	5121	False	1	248	0	True	0
958	954	It is likely that this goblin mask drifted down the Thaliak and was swept out to sea. It is unlikely that the goblin who wore it is happy about the situation.				32082	1	3	5122	False	1	248	0	True	0
959	955	Preferring the warm embrace of more temperate waters, this shark will follow the seasonal currents over vast distances when it comes time to breed. Among Thavnairian fisherfolk, it is known as a symbol of fertility and a reminder of the changing seasons.				32101	1	3	5123	False	1	250	0	True	0
960	956	This juvenile stage of the jade eel is most often found in open sea, where the prey is plentiful. Naturalists have observed that as the nephrite matures, its body darkens to the adult's lustrous green, but beyond this, little is certain of its life cycle or breeding habits.				32102	1	3	5124	False	1	250	0	True	0
961	957	In contrast to its dull, rubble-like exterior, the inside of this wavekin's maw rivals the rainbow beauty of a crystal prism. Those braving a closer look should also be prepared to admire its razor-sharp teeth.				32064	1	4	5125	True	1	246	0	True	0
962	958	This species of octopus is easily recognized by its round eyes and droopy earlike flaps. One goblin fisher was heard to remark on its passing resemblance to a drunken companion who, it seems, had removed his face covering to vomit into a rock pool.				32084	1	4	5126	True	1	248	0	True	0
963	959	When a school of these emerald-finned wavekin dive and dart in concert, one might almost believe a tree dense with fan-shaped leaves had taken to swimming in the ocean.				32104	1	4	5127	True	1	250	0	True	0
964	960	This crab is prized for the cloud-soft whiteness and delicacy of its meat. Unscrupulous fishmongers are known to boil cheaper specimens to simulate the crimson hue of its carapace, but a canny customer always checks the thickness of the shell.				32065	1	4	5128	True	1	247	0	True	0
965	961	The metallic sheen of this fish's scales has been intensified by an inundation of aether. Fisherfolk will sometimes fashion its remains into a box in truth, the containers favored for carrying hooks, pretty seashells, and other such valuables.				32066	1	4	5129	True	1	247	0	True	0
966	962	A legendary pirate needs a legendary vessel, and not just the sailing kind. Tavern keepers claim that Mistbeard would come in with the shell of a gargantuan nautiloid, and ask to fill it with a barrel's worth of grog.				32067	1	4	5130	True	1	247	0	True	0
967	963	Propelling itself through the water with sinuous undulations, this primitive wavekin falls upon its prey with surprising swiftness. Its similarities to the anomalocaris in the Sea of Clouds suggest an evolutionary divergence in the distant past.				32068	1	4	5131	True	1	247	0	True	0
968	964	Should it be exposed to fire, this oily eel will burn quite readily, the flaming pattern on its skin soon replaced by actual flames. It is prized among seafarers as a substitute fuel for cooking, and for the surfeit of fish oil which can be extracted from its flesh.				32069	1	4	5132	True	1	247	0	True	0
969	965	The tremendous speed at which this manta glides along can only be explained by arcane enhancement. The prevailing theory suggests some manner of adaptation in its gills which allows the wavekin to convert the aetherial current into a preternatural propulsive force.				32070	1	4	5133	True	1	247	0	True	0
970	966	Sailors speak grimly of a devilish fish which rides the spectral current. They claim this wavekin takes a dark delight in chasing down and impaling prey with its highly toxic spines, only to wait and watch as its victim writhes in protracted agony.				32071	1	4	5134	True	1	247	0	True	0
971	967	A species of catfish armored in rows of bony plates. Territorial rivals will ram each other with shocking ferocity, the victor decided when the osseous scales of the weaker specimen crack and break away.				32072	1	4	5135	True	1	247	0	True	0
972	968	This enormously rotund variety of sunfish does not swim so much as allow itself to be swept along. Meetings between potential mates occur only at the whim of the currents, leading many to wonder how the species has not already drifted into extinction.				32073	1	4	5136	True	1	247	0	True	0
973	969	A particularly large variant of the bloodpolish crab said to appear with the spectral current. Its habit of cramming the shredded pieces of prey into a chosen hollow has been interpreted by some as a ritual offering to the all-seeing spirits of the deep.				32085	1	4	5137	True	1	249	0	True	0
974	970	Sufficiently mature bream will venture into the sea for a period of time, before eventually returning to the mountain rivers in which they were spawned. Those caressed by the spectral currents end their sojourn stained a deep shade of cinnabar.				32086	1	4	5138	True	1	249	0	True	0
975	971	“Strummed he upon a lonely rock, 'midst seas of blood and brine. A poet's love for wind and wave did weave through ev'ry line. Into the surf he cast his lute, a soul too deep bestirred. And lo, beneath the salty foam, his song can yet be heard.” - The Saga of the Skaldminni.				32087	1	4	5139	True	1	249	0	True	0
976	972	Haunted by the fanged clams of Coerthas, a man dreamed the mollusks had migrated to the ocean and developed an insatiable urge to crush all living things betwixt their serrated shells. Some nightmares can be so realistic...				32088	1	4	5140	True	1	249	0	True	0
977	973	A priestfish that has discovered a higher calling. This wavekin has swum in the aether-rich waters of the divine, enrapturing its flock with the deific luminescence of its lure.				32089	1	4	5141	True	1	249	0	True	0
978	974	Armed with heavy pincers and a voracious appetite, this crab is rightly feared by the other denizens of the spectral current for its relentless enthusiasm in dismembering and devouring still-living prey.				32090	1	4	5142	True	1	249	0	True	0
979	975	Any tuna that can survive and flourish in the cruelest of the Bloodbrine's currents is a rarity to be treasured─a notion reflected in the steep price one of these exceptional specimens commands when brought to auction in the fish markets.				32091	1	4	5143	True	1	249	0	True	0
980	976	This primitive species of coelacanth coasts through its territory with brazen deliberation, secure in its place at the top of the food chain. Though its pace is leisurely, fish are often tumbled head over tail by the powerful current created by its passage.				32092	1	4	5144	True	1	249	0	True	0
981	977	An overlong stint in the aetherial blue has altered this wavekin's distinctive head into a semi-crystalline state. By peering into its pale, translucent depths, one can observe the pulsing strands of the creature's nervous system.				32093	1	4	5145	True	1	249	0	True	0
982	978	Pufferfish are often dried and crafted into some manner of serviceable container─in this case, a jug for holding fish sauce. The wavekin itself produces a defensive liquid much like a squid, which is said to have a flavor similar to the fermented condiment stored in its remains.				32105	1	4	5146	True	1	251	0	True	0
983	979	From the patterning on its scales, to the agile twists and turns it makes as it chases down its prey, this underwater hunter is eerily similar to its land-based namesake. Just squint a bit, and you'll see it.				32106	1	4	5147	True	1	251	0	True	0
984	980	Prized for their succulent, orange flesh, these bivalve mollusks also fetch a hefty purse from jewelers, who work the shimmering, nacreous layers of the shells into magnificent trinkets.				32107	1	4	5148	True	1	251	0	True	0
985	981	These large eels are held sacred by the Sahagin, who believe them to be the children of Leviathan. The same eels are quietly eaten by Rothlyt Sound sailors, who believe them to be delicious (and auspicious for safe voyages).				32108	1	4	5149	True	1	251	0	True	0
986	982	While it floats in the aether-dense waters of the spectral current, the spine-covered belly of this balloonfish glimmers like mother-of-pearl. A return to more mundane seas, however, soon sees that glorious radiance fade to a sickly shade of beige.				32109	1	4	5150	True	1	251	0	True	0
987	983	Solitary, unsightly, and extremely hostile. Do not approach unless you enjoy being whipped to within an ilm of your life by a cranial crest that hits like a steel war fan.				32110	1	4	5151	True	1	251	0	True	0
988	984	The plethora of white spots on this ray's back appear as a host of unblinking eyes─an illusion so beguiling that superstitious sailors once spread rumors of a ghostly, aquatic voidsent.				32111	1	4	5152	True	1	251	0	True	0
989	985	A royal servant once remarked that this fish was astonishingly similar to an item of footwear, specifically a delicate sandal inadvertently kicked into the ocean by an overly excited sultan of Ul'dah.				32112	1	4	5153	True	1	251	0	True	0
990	986	Eschewing the tedious task of prying barnacles from coral rock, this iron-beaked specimen simply bites down and grinds up entire mouthfuls of gritty matter. Its fangs are said to be as sharp as honed blades, alike in composition to tempered steel.				32113	1	4	5154	True	1	251	0	True	0
991	987	Does the swishing of this aquatic butterfly's fins summon an aetheric storm in Sharlayan? Whatever the cause─or effect─of its crystalline form, none can question its haunting beauty.				32063	1	4	5155	True	1	246	0	True	0
992	988	Mistaking its azure glow for a shocking aura, a determined naturalist took hold of one of these eels with a rubber-lined glove. As it happens, she should have been more wary of its teeth in her leg.				32083	1	4	5156	True	1	248	0	True	0
993	989	As if a hulking scalekin with a fang-filled maw wasn't terrifying enough, this spectral harbinger appears to be warped by a surfeit of aetheric power.				32103	1	4	5157	True	1	250	0	True	0
994	990	Thought to be a scion of the abomination which dwells beneath Hullbreaker Isle, this betentacled fiend harbors a hatred of Lominsans, seeming to seek out and entangle their vessels with single-minded purpose.				32074	485	5	5158	True	1	247	0	True	0
995	991	To all intents and purposes, this appears to be an ordinary toad...swimming in the middle of the ocean. One wonders if life on the high seas was more preferable to being an experimental subject for the inventive minds of Idyllshire.				32094	485	5	5159	True	1	249	0	True	0
996	992	This scalekin excavates bivalves from the sea floor, before crushing them, shells and all, between its flattened back teeth. The fragmented ruins of hundreds upon hundreds of shellfish litter the shore where it chooses to feed.				32114	485	5	5160	True	1	251	0	True	0
997	993	While it may look as though it would be at home attached to a moogle's head and smell like it has been soaked in vinegar, the question of what it actually is remains unanswered.				31771	490	0	5200	False	3	143	0	True	0
998	994	This wavekin has developed its glowing orange fins in order to attract a mate. This also has the unwanted side effect of drawing the attention of every predator within a square malm, though this is perhaps a small price to pay to find one's true love.				31770	490	0	5200	False	3	144	0	True	0
999	995	This ultramarine starfish takes center stage in Crystarium lessons on the night sky, with educators placing it amongst the lesser asteroidea to represent the brightest celestial bodies.				33316	490	0	5200	True	3	199	2507	True	826
1000	996	The mottled, python-like pattern of this fish is prized by artisans of all kinds. Rumor has it that one Eulmoran fop employed as many as fifty fisherfolk to trawl the seas in order to have an entire suit fashioned from the elusive wavekin's scales.				33317	490	0	5200	True	3	205	2507	True	826
1001	997	Cutting vertically through the ocean like the blade it so resembles, this steel-hued wavekin can─once its stiffened husk has been dried and sharpened─be put to actual use as a surprisingly effective razor.				33318	490	0	5200	True	0	211	2507	True	826
1002	998	So proficient is this wavekin's mimicry that it can live entirely unnoticed in the shadow of other species. Some suspect its ability to preemptively imitate the behavior of other creatures is a limited form of precognition.				33319	490	0	5200	True	0	212	2507	True	826
1003	999	Eschewing griffins and dragons and other typical icons of might, the Nabaath Areng military based its insignia on the ferocious Nabaath saw. Sneering foes soon learned to respect that symbol, sometimes at the business end of a weapon crafted from said wavekin's lethal dorsal fins.				33320	490	0	5200	True	4	217	2507	True	826
1004	1000	Near the Church at Dammroen Field grow flowering trees, slender and graceful, and from their fallen fruit hatched these beautiful fish. Or so the tale goes. True or not, most agree that a school of Dammroen herring fry resemble nothing so much as a swirling cloud of delicate fruit blossoms.				33321	490	0	5200	True	2	223	2507	True	826
1005	1001	Once upon a time, these bulbous-eyed wavekin swam in the palace ponds, the jealously guarded treasures of the royal house of Voeburt. Relegated now to some obscure waterway, one must assume they have long since fallen from majestic favor.				33322	490	0	5200	True	2	222	2507	True	826
1006	1002	Found in the brackish waters which collect in the caverns of Woven Oath, these fish instinctively sink down to the deepest, darkest part of their stygian homes. Over the years, their eyes have devolved into blind orbs, this lack of vision causing them to swim a wandering, erratic course in the search for food.				33323	490	0	5200	True	3	229	2507	True	826
1007	1003	Armed with a paralyzing toxin even more potent than its smaller cousin, this pipira need only dart in and nip its prey once. The bitten victim is robbed of voluntary movement almost immediately, the slight twitching ignored by the voracious wavekin as it feeds on its helpless─and very much still alive─meal.				33324	490	0	5200	True	3	245	2507	True	826
1008	1004	With a name meaning “hidden” and a hider by nature, the mora tecta avoids predators by sliding its flattened-out body into narrow crevices between rocks or losing itself in dense forests of kelp. For this particular fish, it's survival of the thinnest.				33325	490	0	5200	True	1	232	2507	True	826
1009	1005	This bulky ocean crustacean bears the name of a water deity, the tales of which are passed down in the local lore of the Tempest. Highly sensitive to aetheric disturbances, it is often able to gather its fellows and flee before predators or other dangers arrive.				33326	490	0	5200	True	1	233	2507	True	826
1010	1006	Very little of this oft-overlooked mollusk is actually edible; its colors drab and unsuited for ornamentation. When ground into a powder, however, its shell is highly sought after as an ingredient for various alchemical creations...a fact which likely comes as small solace to the scallop.				33219	345	0	5200	False	2	126	0	True	0
1011	1007	Once pulled from the water, the spongy leaves of this kelp can be squeezed to produce a prodigious amount of liquid. The plant is possessed of natural sterilization properties, and any water thus filtered through its fronds is purified of any harmful contaminants.				33220	350	0	5200	False	2	135	0	True	0
1012	1008	A diet of poisonous mites causes a mild toxin to build up in the secretions of this red-hued frog. It is a simple process to extract the paralytic poison and refine it into a pain-dulling elixir, a practice routinely employed by field chirurgeons.				33221	355	0	5200	False	2	189	0	True	0
1013	1009	In Far Eastern legend, this eye-catching mollusk is fabled to project its aura as a shimmering mirage above the water. Those who procure such wondrous shells are known to treasure them as incense holders, often gilding the interior with gold or other precious metals.				33222	380	0	5200	False	2	171	0	True	0
1014	1010	A predilection for feeding on the fragrant grasses which grow along the riverbanks has resulted in a fish so tender and infused with flavor that no additional seasoning is necessary.				33223	400	0	5200	False	2	180	0	True	0
1015	1011	A shark species of primal origin, the serpentine listracanthus glides smoothly through the water, the hair-thin scales upon its back swaying to and fro like an undulating mane. For years untold has it dwelled in the Source, and some consider it the ever-present consort of the Isle of Ken.				33239	490	0	5200	True	3	206	2507	True	826
1016	1012	This metallic, mechanical marvel was forged by the dwarves as a means to excavate underwater resources. The moment it entered the ocean, however, it jetted away into the depths like an excited pup, never to return...				33240	490	0	5200	True	0	212	2507	True	826
1017	1013	Charging through the searing desert at improbable speed, this boss of the sand eggs is a mystery wrapped in a concealing shell. Even when cracked open, the true nature of this glowing-eyed enigma is obfuscated beneath a seemingly endless eruption of sooty smoke.				33241	490	0	5200	True	4	215	2507	True	826
1018	1014	Called “butterfly wings” in the faerie tongue in praise of its elegant fins, this wavekin is said to have been glamoured by a pixie to resemble their beloved, departed Titania.				33242	490	0	5200	True	3	219	2507	True	826
1019	1015	The great serpent's true form is described as a gargantuan scaled monstrosity. Could the appearance of this...somewhat less impressive creature be a sign that the fabled beast's own return to the forest is imminent? Or is it entirely unrelated?				33243	490	0	5200	True	3	225	2507	True	826
1020	1016	The lancetfish fills its own body and bones with water to control its buoyancy in the depths of the ocean, leading some to believe it is an incarnation of the deep-sea currents themselves.				33244	490	0	5200	True	1	232	2507	True	826
1021	1017	A variety of shellfish from the northern seas. In Sharlayan, this mollusk bears no sobriquet, and instead is simply referred to by its malacological name.				36385	430	0	6000	False	0	252	0	True	0
1022	1018	When pickled in vinegar, this wavekin is a delight to find on one's dinner plate. More often, however, it ends up in the dough for Archon loaf, as it makes for perfect fish meal.				36386	495	0	6000	False	0	252	0	True	0
1023	1019	This puffer's perfectly round face brings to mind the endearing look of a dog begging for treats, which inspired its name. Unlike the lovable creature it so resembles, however, this wavekin is packed to the literal gills with toxins so noxious, it has almost no known predators.				36387	495	0	6000	False	0	252	0	True	0
1024	1020	Boasting a rather dazzling color, it is hardly a wonder whence this wavekin's name derives. The aetherial currents in which the creature swims likely played no small role in its scales' brilliance.				36388	500	0	6000	False	0	252	0	True	0
1025	1021	Despite the fact that this wavekin belongs to the ray family, the guitar enthusiasts that rallied around this wavekin's peculiar shape have seemingly bequeathed it a name so simple, naught can dislodge it.				36389	510	0	6000	False	0	252	0	True	0
1026	1022	Yet another variety of the already ubiquitous crayfish, this wavekin, boiled in salt water, can oft be found upon Sharlayan dining tables in the early days of summer.				36390	430	0	6000	False	2	253	0	True	0
1027	1023	The peacock bass, a variety of wavekin of which there are many and more, is known for its handsome scales and vibrant coloration. This fish is a great favorite among Sharlayan anglers who enjoy long, thoughtful meditations.				36392	495	0	6000	False	2	253	0	True	0
1028	1024	The protruberance of this wavekin's brow calls to mind the unquenchable thirst for knowledge and accompanying irritation that plagues so many scholars. Indeed, the weight of its cranial peculiarity upsets its balance to such an extent that it swims as an academic might walk─or rather blearily stumble─after a long night poring over tomes.				36393	495	0	6000	False	2	253	0	True	0
1029	1025	As lithe and cutting as a rapier, this wavekin slices through rivers at incredible speeds, darting from the river's mouth to its head, feasting on all manner of fish and mollusk in between.				36394	500	0	6000	False	2	253	0	True	0
1030	1026	This slight, thin-finned wavekin is known for its docility and diffidence, and can oft be found tarrying in the water's darker corners, as if lost in deep contemplation.				36395	430	0	6000	False	3	254	0	True	0
1031	1027	Watching this creature's innumerable tentacles sway in the current brings to mind the beauty of true dahlias. Unlike the flower from which it takes its name, however, this wavekin does not root itself to one location, but rather rolls across sea and lake bed in search of sustenance.				36396	495	0	6000	False	3	254	0	True	0
1032	1028	A unique variety of wavekin bred in the Dravanian colony. The exodus saw its return to Old Sharlayan, where the most beautiful specimens are selectively bred and propagated.				36397	495	0	6000	False	2	259	0	True	0
1033	1029	This member of the koi family is capable of adapting effortlessly to any and all climes. Its uncommon durability made it a prime candidate for release into the waters of Labyrinthos, the better to test its tolerance to artificial environs.				36398	495	0	6000	False	2	259	0	True	0
1034	1030	A diminutive wavekin known for its adaptability in the face of both pollution and extreme temperature changes. It feeds on foreign contaminants and the eggs of insects found in the waters circulating from Unmoved Source Alpha.				36399	430	0	6000	False	2	255	0	True	0
1035	1031	A variety of peacock bass whose large stripes distinguish it from others of its kind. As its habitat dictates its pigmentation and patterns, this wavekin is of great interest to researchers in Labyrinthos for both scientific and aesthetic reasons.				36400	500	0	6000	False	2	255	0	True	0
1036	1032	A freshwater crustacean with a moss-green carapace. Its habit of ingesting aether makes it a crude-yet-effective means for measuring the aetheric concentration of any water source.				35604	430	0	6000	False	2	255	0	True	0
1037	1033	A subspecies of snook reared in hypogean hatcheries. Their coloration and musculature differ from that of their superterranean siblings, a fact which is no doubt both meaningful and revealing to those who care about such things.				36402	510	0	6000	False	2	255	0	True	0
1038	1034	Though perhaps too conspicuous for its own good, this wavekin's shimmering scales and striped orange tail fin make for a welcome sight to naturalists in the know, as its diet of moss and microbial organisms helps maintain balance within the biosphere.				36403	500	0	6000	False	2	256	0	True	0
1039	1035	Few would describe this wavekin's coloration as unique, and fewer still can distinguish it from similar species─of which there are many─as its only defining feature is the black stripe that appears when predators encroach upon its territory.				36404	500	0	6000	False	2	256	0	True	0
1040	1036	This lichen-hued wavekin is entirely unique to Labyrinthos. Its existence proves that breeding species with typically broad migratory patterns within confined environments has promise as a method for developing optimal food sources.				36405	510	0	6000	False	2	256	0	True	0
1041	1037	Despite every appearance of it being a member of the salmonid class of wavekin, this fish is in fact a variety of koi hatched in Sharlayan and the product of selective breeding. During spawning season, its blue scales instead adopt a red hue.				36407	510	0	6000	False	2	257	0	True	0
1042	1038	Though hatched in captivity, this variety of bowfin has existed unchanged since time out of mind, proof that its reddish brown scales provide the perfect camouflage amongst roots or driftwood. Even the safety of an artificial environment has yet to cause it to evolve in any significant way.				36408	527	0	6000	False	2	257	0	True	0
1043	1039	This variety of long-clawed wavekin is the oldest of its kind and originated in the waters of the Near East, though few are to be found there at present. Labyrinthos's ichthyologists are currently researching the viability of breeding more in captivity.				36409	500	0	6000	False	2	258	0	True	0
1044	1040	This entomophagous wavekin's pointed snout hides a unique propulsion mechanism that shoots water at high speeds to stun prey. Its incredible level of accuracy has led many to believe that it can detect aetheric fluctuations.				36410	510	0	6000	False	2	258	0	True	0
1045	1041	Known for its ominous scales of shimmering sable, legend has it this wavekin is the living manifestation of a thief's blade. Such tall tales were quickly revealed as fiction, though, when ichthyologists began to rear them in hatcheries.				36411	520	0	6000	False	2	258	0	True	0
1046	1042	A propagated color variant, this wavekin has an exquisite cobalt hue which is thought to be caused by the complex aether flowing both above and below ground in Sharlayan.				36412	510	0	6000	False	2	259	0	True	0
1047	1043	Though classified as a freshwater wavekin, this fish is capable of surviving in both polluted environs and saltwater. Their copious numbers in Labyrinthos are likely an indication of the quality of their breeding grounds.				36414	570	0	6000	False	2	259	2509	True	0
1048	1044	The trunk-like snout for which this wavekin is known is adored by the Matanga of Thavnair. Legend has it that the creature's ancestor─a sadly trunkless fellow, as fish are wont to be─fell so deeply in love with an Arkasodara maiden that it grew its nose out through sheer force of will in the hopes of impressing her.				36415	500	0	6000	False	3	260	0	True	0
1049	1045	The waters that flank Meghaduta are teeming with these wavekin, whose fatty flesh makes them exceptionally toothsome. They are often served at dinners hosted by the satrap with a heaping helping of spice-rich sauce.				36417	500	0	6000	False	3	260	0	True	0
1050	1046	At the tip of the longear sunfish's opercular bones sit rounded protrusions that greatly resemble ears, which is likely how this wavekin earned its name. In reality, these protuberances are part of its gills, and the faster it swims, the more the “ears” undulate.				36418	510	0	6000	False	3	260	0	True	0
1051	1047	Treasured in Radz–at–Han since time immemorial, these strikingly silver wavekin can be caught by none other than the satrap and his immediate kin. Poaching them from the waters of Meghaduta is strictly forbidden.				36419	520	0	6000	False	3	260	0	True	0
1052	1048	Small, freshwater wavekin whose territory stretches from coral to coast in southern Thavnair. They are oft touted as a local delicacy by the fisherfolk.				36420	495	0	6000	False	0	262	0	True	0
1053	1049	These flatfish bear the name of “boat” in a language spoken by migrants from the continent, likely because they resemble a passing ship's shadow. They can oft be seen slinking along the sandy bottoms of shoals in search of prey.				36421	500	0	6000	False	0	261	0	True	0
1054	1050	This crab's carapace is so arrestingly cerise, it is no surprise it was bestowed the name of “rose.” Indeed, when multiple gather, they resemble a flower in full bloom. Alas, these roses of the sea, like their floral counterparts, have a thorn─deadly toxins.				36422	510	0	6000	False	0	261	0	True	0
1055	1051	Similar to the beast from which its name derives, this wavekin's defining brown spots stretch across the whole of its body. In the grouper's case, however, said spots confuse potential predators by their semblance to eyes rather than acting as camouflage.				36423	520	0	6000	False	0	261	0	True	0
1056	1052	The dazzling colors of this wavekin's scales oft inspire comparison to Thavnair's vibrant silks. In Thavnair's fishing hamlets, a bride will weave the pattern of a fate's design caught by her betrothed into garments for the ceremony.				36425	510	0	6000	False	0	262	0	True	0
1057	1053	Born deep within the abyssal zone, these wavekin migrate upward through the waters in search of prey. By turning to expose their lower fins as the rest of their body lurks in the shadows below, they lure unsuspecting fish above into striking range.				36426	510	0	6000	False	0	262	0	True	0
1058	1054	With its vicious temperament and superior size, this territorial slickhead reigns supreme over the southern seas. Given its place at the top of the food chain, there is little wonder that it was chosen to bear the name of an ancient Arkasodara king.				36427	520	0	6000	False	0	262	0	True	0
1059	1055	The sensation experienced when touching this wrasse's scales is akin to that of being kissed by lightning, giving rise to its name. No doubt related is how the wavekin causes disturbances to aetherial currents, particularly when gathered with others of its kind.				35605	495	0	6000	False	0	263	0	True	0
1060	1056	Alchemists of the Great Work are responsible for this wavekin's golden scales. Upon closer inspection, one may find that some bear symbols or even figures in profile, evidence of alchemical attempts to turn them into coinage.				36430	527	0	6000	False	0	263	0	True	0
1061	1057	Found twirling endlessly in the waters of the Giantsgall Grounds, legend has it these wavekin were once dancers who dreamt of performing in Kadjaya's Footsteps before suffering a fall from grace.				36431	500	0	6000	False	3	264	0	True	0
1062	1058	The word “massive” does no justice to these toads, who fortunately find a sufficiency of humid air to wet their skin in the jungles of Thavnair. So large are they that many believe they were once Arkasodara, ere being transmuted into amphibians for some manner of alchemical transgression.				36432	510	0	6000	False	3	264	0	True	0
1063	1059	Once presented to the satrap as a gift, this non-native wavekin is a rare find in Thavnair. Its propagating prowess, which in other lands presents a problem, is mitigated by its seeming inability to acclimatize to Thavnairian waters.				36434	520	0	6000	False	3	264	0	True	0
1064	1060	A tutelary divinity to those who work in the quarry, this fish has teeth so strong as to shatter stone. Indeed, it chews rocks into pieces so fine that its body absorbs the particles and adopts their color.				36435	527	0	6000	False	3	264	0	True	0
1065	1061	Well known in Thavnair for their brilliancy of color, these wavekin can be found in fresh water across the island. Unique to the species is that roughly half of its female population change sex over the course of their lifetimes.				36436	527	0	6000	False	2	266	0	True	0
1066	1062	Open-mouthed swimming in Ksiroda is what this large wavekin is generally known for. Watching it, one would be forgiven for thinking it is attempting to drink the river dry.				36438	534	0	6000	False	2	266	0	True	0
1067	1063	Guardian of the Wakeful Torana, this fearsome-looking fish suffers none attempting to slip into the city through waterways unseen.				36439	540	0	6000	False	2	265	0	True	0
1068	1064	Due to both its habitat's proximity to the markets and its highly palatable flesh, this large wavekin fills the bellies of many of Radz–at–Han's citizens on a daily basis.				36440	570	0	6000	False	2	265	2509	True	0
1069	1065	Sporting fiery fins, this wavekin is thought to be a wayward ingot sent flying up and out of the Great Work's forge and into the river in which it now calls home.				36441	534	0	6000	False	2	266	0	True	0
1070	1066	As its nomenclature implies, this wavekin's long snout is its defining feature─and a killing machine. Its hydrodynamic shape allows the fish to dart through the waters at high speed and catch prey off guard.				36442	540	0	6000	False	2	266	0	True	0
1071	1067	Oft mistaken for a pile of sunken treasure, this wavekin fetches a high price abroad. Visions of mountains of gil have drawn poachers to the creature's waters, though residents of Thavnair maintain a vigilant watch.				36443	534	0	6000	False	3	267	0	True	0
1072	1068	This wavekin's already arresting azure and crimson tail grows even more brilliant when kissed by the nacre light of the moon. As such, it comes as little surprise that this fish is a great favorite in Radz–at–Han's wealthier circles.				36444	540	0	6000	False	3	267	0	True	0
1073	1069	This eel's similarities to the fruit from which it takes its name are impossible to deny. This serves the wavekin just fine, however, as it uses its unique coloration to entice unsuspecting prey who just want a nice, wet banana.				36446	547	0	6000	False	3	267	0	True	0
1074	1070	With its golden head, mottled scales, and overall rotundity, this wavekin bears something of a resemblance to Thavnair's beloved hamsa. Even the fish's darting, unpredictable movements are reminiscent of its land-dwelling namesake.				36447	540	0	6000	False	3	268	0	True	0
1075	1071	The impossible-to-ignore cranial protrusion that is this wavekin's claim to fame─rather than being congenital─grows as the fish matures. According to locals, flowerhorns with exceptionally large bumps were anointed in the Font of Maya and thus portend fair tidings.				36448	534	0	6000	False	3	268	0	True	0
1076	1072	This ferocious creature's viridescence perfectly matches the hues of its home, allowing it to position itself beneath surface-dwelling prey without being detected. Oral history would indicate that its violent predation is what drove even the most devout from the Font of Maya.				36449	547	0	6000	False	3	268	0	True	0
1077	1073	This bright red wavekin dances across the sandy ocean floor and flits through coral reefs like a flickering aquatic flame. Indeed, schools of these creatures can turn any location into a veritable undersea chandelier.				36450	534	0	6000	False	1	269	0	True	0
1078	1074	This puffer's resemblance to fruit was not lost on the taxonomist who had the pleasure of naming it. Its similarities to the papaya are more than skin-deep, in fact─for when it is detoxified and sun-dried, it makes for a surprisingly sweet treat.				36451	527	0	6000	False	1	269	0	True	0
1079	1075	An oversized octopus that keeps to the waters surrounding Narunnair. It is fiercely protective of its territory, and even the most minor disturbance─whether intentional or accidental─will earn the offender and all in its vicinity a face full of ink.				36452	540	0	6000	False	1	269	0	True	0
1080	1076	Between its haughty bearing and the seven long spines arching from its back that it uses to antagonize fishermen, one might be tempted to call this large wavekin a coxcomb.				36453	547	0	6000	False	1	269	0	True	0
1081	1077	A sea monster with teeth as deadly and piercing as sharpened lances. Despite having every appearance of a sea-dweller, this serpentine creature is incapable of remaining underwater for long periods of time. As such, it keeps to shallow areas.				36454	570	0	6000	False	1	269	2509	True	0
1082	1078	Small though it is, this shellkin produces a considerable amount of tasty soup stock for Garlemald. The lines present on its shell can shed light on environmental changes, thus making the clam of great interest to researchers.				35606	520	0	6000	False	2	271	0	True	0
1083	1079	Not even the freezing temperatures of the Eblan Rime can keep this large wavekin from swimming its icy waters. The fatty deposits it uses to keep from becoming a fish-shaped icicle have the added benefit of making this trout so delicious, it can be enjoyed raw.				36456	520	0	6000	False	2	271	0	True	0
1084	1080	A sedate and unobtrusive wavekin with close ties to the mollusk phylum, the animulus was thought by the Garleans' forebears to be a departed spirit manifesting in the world of the living, and has thus avoided trite comparisons to bellicose gods or capricious fae.				36457	520	0	6000	False	3	270	0	True	0
1085	1081	The Empire's researchers studied, dissected, and analyzed this frosty organism in excruciating detail due to its fascinating ability to convert the water's ceruleum into energy.				36458	527	0	6000	False	3	270	0	True	0
1086	1082	Thick, protective scaling hides a body as soft as candy floss, and just as toothsome. Oft used in regional delicacies, this wavekin would enjoy a great deal more popularity were it not such a monstrous pain to flense.				36459	510	0	6000	False	3	270	0	True	0
1087	1083	Sprouting from this wavekin's body like rows of elegant horns are its stygian fins, which resemble naught so much as the imperial diadem. It is said that members of the royal family once fought to acquire this wavekin, that they might be first to present it to the emperor as a show of fealty.				36460	510	0	6000	False	2	271	0	True	0
1088	1084	The imperial pleco's black-and-white striping allows it to blend in against the frosty metal of Garlemald's aqueducts, and has fooled many a predator. Alas, as these stripes can be mistaken for the pathway indicators on city streets, it has fooled many a citizen into tripping headlong into the waters as well.				36461	520	0	6000	False	2	271	0	True	0
1089	1085	This translucent, cerulean catfish generally keeps to deeper waters, but will occasionally rise to the surface. Much more consistent is the alarmed reaction of the capital's citizens when one is sighted in the Stainless Course, as the wavekin bears every resemblance to an ice floe.				36462	527	0	6000	False	2	271	0	True	0
1090	1086	This guppy's stunning tail is the color of a much-beloved star viewed from its moon. Naturally, the name for its species was conveyed to the Loporrits by a visitor familiar with Sharlayan taxonomy.				36463	520	0	6000	False	3	272	0	True	0
1091	1087	The sight of this cichlid's muted blue and pale yellow scales brings to mind the interplay between shadow and moonlight. Said unique coloration has been found to shift according to ambient aetheric density on the lunar surface.				36465	527	0	6000	False	3	272	0	True	0
1092	1088	This wavekin, with its dark, star-shaped eyes, appears forever on the verge of tears. It is said that it weeps for its long-lost brethren, who traveled to Etheirys's surface as meteoric messengers long ago.				36466	527	0	6000	False	3	272	0	True	0
1093	1089	An ancient wavekin concept, this species was revived through equally ancient processes. Its odd coloration, however, is new─an apparent result of lackadaisical Loporrits breaking for second breakfast whilst they were meant to be overseeing the fish's reconstruction.				36467	534	0	6000	False	3	272	0	True	0
1094	1090	This wavekin is capable of breaking down aetherochemical toxins to obtain the nutrients necessary to support itself. Those same toxins, however, degrade its mental faculties to such an extent that it can barely function, let alone swim straight.				36468	527	0	6000	False	8	273	0	True	0
1095	1091	Within aetherochemical pools, this wavekin shines a purplish copper─most likely due to a chemical reaction with its metallic scales. Transferring the fish to a different environment thus changes its coloration completely.				36470	534	0	6000	False	8	273	0	True	0
1096	1092	Do not be fooled by its wriggling tentacular mycelium─this tiny organism has no sentience whatsoever, and mimics the movements of creatures it lives amongst without even knowing that it does so. It synthesizes other organic matter equally unconsciously as it develops.				36471	534	0	6000	False	8	273	0	True	0
1097	1093	One theory posits that one or more of these eons-old creatures was cast down to Hydaelyn via a chance encounter with a comet, and there spawned such wonders as the sand-dwelling Olgoi-Khorkhoi.				36472	570	0	6000	False	8	273	2511	True	0
1098	1094	A parasitic wavekin found lurking in the crevices of the regotoise's large shell. Its resemblance to the pillars of Zodiark's imprisonment that lie scattered across the moon's surface gave rise to its needlessly grandiose name.				36473	534	0	6000	False	8	274	0	True	0
1099	1095	This turtle's subtle shell allows it to become one with the bleak and barren lunar surface. Loporrits enjoy attempting to convince unsuspecting people that the moon itself is simply a large accretion of these turtles─though this is, of course, a fiction.				36475	540	0	6000	False	8	274	0	True	0
1100	1096	It is the leaf-shaped dorsal fin that allows this creature to catch the wind and hop from island to floating island in Elpis. Some, however, are unable to ride the winds as well as others, and thus drop clean out of the sky to land on the ground, where they flop about impotently.				36476	534	0	6000	False	2	275	0	True	0
1101	1097	When this multicolored wavekin leaps from the water's surface, its brilliant scales reflect sunlight through the misty spray in its wake, making it appear as if it is climbing a rainbow to the sky.				36477	534	0	6000	False	2	275	0	True	0
1102	1098	This variety of golden loach was born quite by accident in the Cthonic Horns. Sadly, every attempt at registering its concept has been met with skepticism, as the wavekin is far too susceptible to predation.				36478	540	0	6000	False	2	275	0	True	0
1103	1099	Created strictly for aesthetic purposes, this wavekin's glimmering scales cast a brilliant effect across the water's surface, rendering the fish's own beauty sadly dull by comparison.				36479	540	0	6000	False	2	275	0	True	0
1104	1100	Stout and thick, this golden wavekin looks more like an ingot with fins than a fish. Residents of Elpis, however, do not ascribe any particular importance to gold, and thus the mangar's extravagance is largely lost on them.				36480	570	0	6000	False	2	275	2513	True	0
1105	1101	What this wavekin lacks in size is made up for in silvery luster. However, as its shine is the product of the luminescent microbial parasites covering its scales rather than its natural coloration─a dull dirt brown─it is hard to credit the fish's creator for their aesthetic sensibilities.				36481	540	0	6000	False	3	276	0	True	0
1106	1102	Remarkable even by ancient standards, this “flower among wavekin” is a great favorite in Elpis. Its original creator sought to test the limits of magic by creating the most vivid coloration possible─and is largely thought to have succeeded.				36484	540	0	6000	False	3	277	0	True	0
1107	1103	With a name inspired by its distinctive shape, this preposterously thin and tall wavekin has an appetite for bugs, aquatic plants, and seeds, which it pulverizes into tiny particles with its impressive teeth.				36485	547	0	6000	False	3	276	0	True	0
1108	1104	This green wavekin befittingly bears the name of “emerald” in the language of the ancients. There are hopes that a comparative study of the primeval bonytongue and this even more ancient creature will yield interesting results.				35607	540	0	6000	False	3	277	0	True	0
1109	1105	This creature's many waving strands shine with pinpricks of light akin to countless stars. Indeed, any who dares capture it may now hold the fates of entire galaxies in their hands...				36487	547	0	6000	False	8	278	0	True	0
1110	1106	Omicron records state that an advanced interstellar civilization bred these wavekin for sustenance. Whether by accident or design, the star eaters proliferated across world after world, and extinguished many a native population.				36488	554	0	6000	False	8	278	0	True	0
1111	1107	Discovered by the Loporrits manning the <Emphasis>Ragnarok</Emphasis>, this cosmic crustacean bears a number of similarities to the common crayfish. This resemblance to creatures found in Hydaelyn's riverbeds is likely a case of convergent evolution rather than the result of innocent arthropods being systematically ejected into the sea of stars, however.				36489	547	0	6000	False	8	278	0	True	0
1112	1108	With black-and-white coloration like unto that of a magitek monitor disabled by a sudden sandstorm, this creature is notable for its ability to mimic the magnetic turbulence of aetherochemical pools to disorient and snare its prey.				36491	554	0	6000	False	8	278	0	True	0
1113	1109	At first blush, this wavekin appears to be naught more than a floating bag of bones. In reality, it has a large, translucent frame─occasionally made visible thanks to the suspect contents of aetherochemical pools─and relatively standard organs concealed within its skull.				36492	554	0	6000	False	8	279	0	True	0
1114	1110	A creature whose origins can be traced back to the Dragonstar. Though this herbivore is relatively low on the food chain, its subsistence by means of riding aetheric wind currents across the stars to graze upon tree leaves was nonetheless impressive─until it was caught and unceremoniously grounded.				36494	560	0	6000	False	8	279	0	True	0
1115	1111	Similar to what men might call “chirurgeon fish,” these wavekin can be found attached to the scales of grown wyrms, nibbling away at the parasites upon which they feed and other detritus.				36495	554	0	6000	False	8	280	0	True	0
1116	1112	Meteion made contact with these life-forms somewhere in the cosmos. One theory posits that they are all that remains of a once-sentient race whose mental faculties were obliterated through some arcane mischance.				36496	560	0	6000	False	8	280	0	True	0
1117	1113	A predator capable of swallowing a dragon egg whole. With no such eggs available to it, it now mindlessly swims aetherochemical springs, jaw slack and mouth agape.				36497	560	0	6000	False	8	280	0	True	0
1118	1114	The flecks of white on this wavekin's azure body sparkle as it moves. Its multiple layers of scales are not unlike a telescope, reflecting the image of galaxies located thousands of light-years away.				36499	560	0	6000	False	3	281	0	True	0
1119	1115	Protruding red gills are the most aesthetically pleasing of this wavekin's many and varied respiratory organs, which allow it to survive in a variety of environs. Scholars insist that they are the result of direct exposure to highly concentrated aether following the collision of two celestial bodies, rather than a duller process such as evolution.				36501	560	0	6000	False	3	281	0	True	0
1120	1116	Atrophied optic nerves force this creature to use the faint electricity encasing its body to map its surroundings. The pulsating frequency that results echoes to the deepest reaches of the cosmos like an endless dirge.				36502	560	0	6000	False	3	281	0	True	0
1121	1117	Developed by the Ea to test the viability of returning to flesh-based bodies, this specimen was likely modeled after one of the few organic beings its creators managed to remember.				36503	560	0	6000	False	3	281	0	True	0
1122	1118	As a satellite forever orbits its star, so too does this wavekin follow an elliptical trail around and around a pole perceptible only to its species. Should the fish veer too far from its orbit, it would surely perish.				36505	560	0	6000	False	3	282	0	True	0
1123	1119	Capable of swallowing prey whole, this invertebrate and its digestive organs are enigmas wrapped in mystery, as no matter what it ingests, its weight never fluctuates. If any have discovered this creature's inner workings, doubtless they are no longer of this universe.				36506	554	0	6000	False	28	283	0	True	0
1124	1120	Given its high polymer resinoid shell is so dense that it remains nigh impossible to open, some theorize that UFB-II is in fact a ship within which reside countless sentient─though nevertheless delicious─beings.				36507	554	0	6000	False	28	283	0	True	0
1125	1121	This creature's name was no doubt inspired by its two chelae and its toxin-laced stinger, the three of which create a trident of pain. Its sweet, pleading eyes lull one into a false sense of security─the leading theory of how it came to terrorize and oppress those on its home world.				36508	560	0	6000	False	28	284	0	True	0
1126	1122	Unique in its remarkable ability to read the movements of the stars, this wavekin is capable of predicting which celestial body will next wither into nonexistence. At the point in time at which it was caught, it had been awaiting the arrival of a hapless fool who it knew would carry it across the stars.				36509	560	0	6000	False	28	283	0	True	0
1127	1123	A member of the seventh civilization with which Meteion came into contact, this many-legged entity's culture prizes the number of limbs one possesses above all else, seeing each as a mark of higher intellect. One can only imagine its despair at being fished up by a primitive organism with a mere four.				36510	554	0	6000	False	28	283	0	True	0
1128	1124	A Loporrit was once nearly devoured whole after mistaking this cephalopod's tentacles for ears. They know not how fortunate they were to run screaming away when they did, for this wavekin has been observed digesting its prey slowly─and to all appearances, painfully─through its translucent body.				36511	560	0	6000	False	28	283	0	True	0
1129	1125	Their ability to twist the minds of men has inspired some to refer to these ultrabright cephalopods as “hallucination” aliens, though some of the specificity of their true name is lost in translation. They appear not dissimilar to an octopus in low-gravity pools, but one can only wonder what terrifying form they take in other environments─wonder, and pray that it is not bipedal.				36512	560	0	6000	False	28	283	0	True	0
1130	1126	The elongated proboscis protruding from its cylindrical torso allows this curious being to feast on stardust. Though it does not, by all accounts, eat Loporrits, one did claim to have a nightmare in which they were assailed by an evil carrot that looked eerily similar.				36513	560	0	6000	False	28	283	0	True	0
1131	1127	This tentacled wayfarer has, for all intents and purposes, become one with its aether-propelled carapace, so effective is it for travel between stars. Indeed, the creature flies through the cosmos at speeds nearing that of sound.				36514	560	0	6000	False	28	284	0	True	0
1132	1128	This intimidating ball of spindly spikes hides a soft underbelly which tastes a great deal like urchin. The taste is so similar, in fact, it lends credence to the theories which suggest Hydaelyn's urchins can trace their lineage to the sea of stars.				36515	560	0	6000	False	28	284	0	True	0
1133	1129	Once sentient and vaguely manlike, this creature accidentally transformed itself into a desiccated husk following a botched attempt at immortality. Now, it can do naught save drift sadly along the currents of the cosmos.				36516	560	0	6000	False	28	284	0	True	0
1134	1130	Its diminutive limbs theoretically allow this creature to walk on land, though it has long lost the need for such a skill following the destruction of its star. Should it ever find a place to call home again, perhaps it will regain the ability.				36517	560	0	6000	False	28	284	0	True	0
1135	1131	Characteristic of this octopus are its membranous limbs and entropically addled brain. The latter is only explicable if one accepts the absurd idea that this creature was once inside a region so dense that gravity prevents its very observation, and then was summarily cast out by forces unknown. As it has no memory of this─or anything whatsoever─the truth remains elusive.				36518	560	0	6000	False	28	285	0	True	0
1136	1132	Though it resembles naught so much as a free-floating eyeball, the Ea insist that this creature is in fact a mere appendage of an “extra-dimensional” entity with which they made contact during their “space-time exploration phase,” meant to keep an eye on the observable cosmos. Those familiar with said cosmos attest that in either case, it has likely “seen some things.”				36519	560	0	6000	False	28	285	0	True	0
1137	1133	With a bulbous head that tapers into an incongruously tiny back half, this creature is almost comedic. Do not let its curious design deceive, however, for it is said to be an ill omen, appearing only when a civilization's end draws nigh.				36520	560	0	6000	False	28	285	0	True	0
1138	1134	This oddly proportioned, sharklike creature sails the wispy aether currents of the sea of stars on wings more expansive than it is long. Despite every appearance to the contrary, its physical composition has more in common with flora than the fauna it resembles.				36521	570	0	6000	False	28	285	2511	True	0
1139	1135	Fascinating despite its repulsive countenance, this massive guitarfish creates weak electrical currents through the vibration of its gills─the potency of which vary depending on the speed it is moving. Reports of fishermen unwittingly bobbing their heads to the symphony of notes produced by this curious phenomenon led to the creature's present nomenclature.				36679	570	0	6000	True	0	252	2509	True	1000
1140	1136	This burly wavekin has grown to its gargantuan size by gorging itself on the bountiful nutrients found in the waters circulating from Unmoved Source Alpha. Astonishingly muscle-bound, it spends its days swimming against the tide, further embiggening itself to─one assumes─compensate for its fragile ego.				36680	570	0	6000	True	2	255	2509	True	1000
1141	1137	Capable of extending and flattening its earlike fins at amazing speed, this peculiar creature at times resembles a child throwing their hands over their ears in petulance. In turn, the children of Thavnair are careful not to cover their ears when being scolded by their elders, lest they be forced to endure a wholly different earful come dinner.				36681	570	0	6000	True	3	260	2509	True	1000
1142	1138	An amphibian with the terrible proclivity to swallow its prey whole─even should that prey be its equal in size. The sight of its wide-open mouth in the water is strikingly similar to that of the hippos known to inhabit the northern region of Thavnair.				36682	570	0	6000	True	3	264	2509	True	1000
1143	1139	Many an unsuspecting tooth has cracked upon this creature's scales, notorious for being harder than even the ice of the Eblan Rime. Simmering it for several hours, however, is said to have a transformative effect on the wavekin, allowing diners to masticate with molars intact.				36683	570	0	6000	True	3	270	2509	True	1000
1144	1140	This organism's name can be roughly translated to “tranquil bird.” It is said that dragonkind once cherished the gentle winds this creature flies upon, but none remain to appreciate the rare sight of a placid foun ahlm adrift on the aetherial breeze.				36684	570	0	6000	True	8	279	2511	True	1000
1145	1141	This curious cephalopod extends its limbs in often successful attempts to threaten those who approach. To wit, a brave Loporrit once attempted to stare it down in a clash of wills, but was tragically brought low when they could no longer bear the forbidding look of the creature's eyes and earlike protrusions.				36685	570	0	6000	True	28	283	2511	True	1000
1146	1142	So undisputably delectable is this squid that it is served in every restaurant and food stall found along the coasts of Thavnair. Whilst extolling its virtues when both fried and dried, locals often add that a dragoon from a distant land once purchased a veritable starship's worth.				36686	570	0	6000	False	1	269	2509	True	0
1147	1143	A resourceful species of toad that conceals itself through camouflage, blending in with seeds on the riverbed. Considered ideal familiars, one must approach them with care, for they will sprout legs and flee the very moment they perceive a threat.				36660	495	0	6000	False	2	266	0	True	0
1148	1144	An exceedingly unusual sphere of algae that glitters radiant as a crystal. The belief that pom-poms blessed by copious amounts of aether turn a beautiful shade of violet after death is one commonly held among mooglekind, which raises several questions both related and unrelated to the matter at hand.				36662	500	0	6000	False	3	130	0	True	0
1149	1145	A white shade of coral harvested from the Near East. A group of sailors departing Yedlihmad once sneakily pocketed fragments of the reef to use as writing implements for a sudden voyage, and discovered how remarkable it was in the process. The chalk made from this coral soon took the world by storm.				36663	510	0	6000	False	0	262	0	True	0
1150	1146	This prodigious and particularly keen snook has given rise to rumor that Studium pupils loosed a misguided attempt at autonomous weaponry into Sharlayan's streams, where it now lurks in wait for the toes of unwary bathers. While this estimation of students' propensity to engage in dangerous experiments “for science” is not inaccurate, the fish is mostly harmless.				37845	600	0	6000	True	2	253	2509	True	1000
1151	1147	The swampsucker bowfin prowls the muddy depths of its freshwater home, inhaling muck, nutritious vilekin, and unfortunate frogs all the same. As a result of this indiscriminating method of predation, it is just as often found regurgitating clouds of silt.				37846	600	0	6000	True	2	257	2509	True	1000
1152	1148	Among the rosaceous gwl crabs clustered along Thavnair's shores may be found brighter and more keenly shaped specimens─distinctive blooms all their own. So elegant are their wine-colored carapaces and delicate steps that any noblewoman of Radz-at-Han treasures the gift of a lale crab above that of its namesake tulip, integrity of her suitors' digits be damned.				37847	600	0	6000	True	0	261	2509	True	1000
1153	1149	Although bicuda are known for their magnitude, the bigcuda dwarfs its kin. It defends its place in its species' size-based hierarchy─and commensurate territory─with a ferocity bordering on the savage, though theories that it has thinned out the competition by taking bites out of its kin remain unsubstantiated.				37848	600	0	6000	True	2	266	2509	True	1000
1154	1150	This wavekin's delicate stygian fins resemble naught so much as tendrils of shadow. Oral history holds that the Empire's sovereigns have traditionally bequeathed such creatures to members of their nigh-unseen personal guard─though whether out of a fondness for metaphor or mere aesthetic appreciation, only the imperial family could say.				37849	600	0	6000	True	2	271	2509	True	1000
1155	1151	Ever in pursuit of ways to delight the inhabitants of Etheirys, the Loporrits endeavored to refine their replipirarucu design in order to offer greater challenge to its anglers. The natural conclusion to their experimentation was the advent of the disappirarucu, which none among Loporrit kind has seen since.				37850	600	0	6000	True	3	272	2511	True	1000
1156	1152	Created by a fallen civilization particularly fond of divination, this wavekin was once believed to convey celestial portents. Given the outcome, its tidings may have been too dire to bear─or perhaps its makers simply overestimated the prophetic capacity of what is, to all appearances, a glorified lungfish.				37851	600	0	6000	True	3	281	2511	True	1000
1157	1153	Inside this single spacefaring shell undulate not one, but two argonauts. Though it is not wholly unusual for creatures to mate for life, this pair shows a remarkable dedication to remaining entangled within their vessel until the end of time itself.				37852	600	0	6000	True	28	284	2511	True	1000
1158	1154	Even more lustrous than one's average mangar, the planetes was so named by a taxonomist of some repute, who marked the transient light it cast up to the surface as it wandered through Rumination's Ramble.				37853	600	0	6000	True	2	275	2513	True	1000
1159	1155	This ancient turtle has long bathed in the maya of its aquatic habitat, making even a pinch of its powdered shell a surpassing source of alchemical power.				37697	600	0	6000	False	3	268	2509	True	0
1160	1156	Grown uncommonly large, the catastrophizer stands out in a school of its smaller relatives─an undesirable prominence which has resulted in a timid, anxious temperament. Whether attempting to feed or simply find a quiet place to exist, this wavekin appears to be on constant lookout for approaching doom.				38830	600	0	6000	True	3	254	2509	True	1000
1161	1157	The mossy growth between the scales of this greengill salmon gives it an especially verdant appearance. Far from being detrimental, the moss is said to aid in keeping the creature's microbial organisms in a healthy state.				38831	600	0	6000	True	2	256	2509	True	1000
1162	1158	A tropical fish whose Hannish name means “thundercloud.” It can often be found swimming dead center in a school of garjana wrasse, every ilm the reigning deity of its electrifying subjects.				38832	600	0	6000	True	0	263	2509	True	1000
1163	1159	A somewhat overripe banana eel. When hunting, this specimen compensates for its less-than-enticing appearance by secreting fluid with the scent and consistency of thickened fruit juice.				38833	600	0	6000	True	3	267	2509	True	1000
1164	1160	This creature is a particularly long-lived specimen of the regotoise family. In keeping with a popular fiction they derived from gods know where, the Loporrits insist that the Frozen Fissure is, in fact, just one of the grooves in the massive moon tortoise's craggy shell.				38834	600	0	6000	True	8	274	2511	True	1000
1165	1161	While the cosmic noise is strictly black and white, certain scales of the larger cosmic haze will glimmer with an aurora-like glow. Other wavekin find these points of light irresistible, the bemusing enchantment persisting right up until the jaws snap shut.				38835	600	0	6000	True	8	278	2511	True	1000
1166	1162	The fins of this striking wavekin resemble the delicate petals of the dahlia. With the addition of new antheian varieties, the original creator hoped to turn the waters of Lethe into a shifting field of flowers.				38836	600	0	6000	True	3	277	2513	True	1000
1167	1163	This substantial and nutrient-rich seaweed was originally cultivated at the bottom of the Tempest, but was introduced to Kholusia when brought to market by the Ondo. As it is now quite popular amongst land-dwellers, experiments to grow it closer to the ocean's surface proceed apace.				38810	495	0	6000	False	0	213	0	True	0
1168	1164	It is said that an Ondo youth first discovered this reclusive fish living in the depths of Purpure and found it so delectable that they secretly feasted upon it for moons, unwilling to share their bounty.				38812	510	0	6000	False	1	235	0	True	0
1169	1165	Believed to be a new variation of shellfish created by recent changes to the flow of aether along the ocean floor, this captivating rainbow-colored clam was commemoratively christened by Bismarck.				38814	527	0	6000	False	1	236	0	True	0
1170	1166	This plump and delicious prawn is a popular main ingredient on the isle of Thavnair. Baked whole or added to curry, no part of the crustacean is wasted─even a meal's leftover shells find their way into alchemical concoctions.				38935	600	0	6000	False	0	262	2509	True	0
1171	1167	A wavekin created to resemble a piece of leafy vegetation. So successful was this endeavor, the phyllinos was almost registered as a plant species. Until it laid eggs, that is.				39240	600	0	6000	False	3	276	2513	True	0
1172	1168	Smitten with its precious platinum gleam, Lakeland nobles will pay top coin to have this rare wavekin for their private aquariums. Apothecaries, too, prize its dried remains as an ingredient for various alchemical mixtures.				38792	570	0	6000	False	3	204	0	True	0
1173	1169	This singular species of moray dwells primarily on the coast of Kholusia, and is so named for its inexplicable habit of threatening anyone or anything which approaches the Clave. While most consider this behavior passing strange, others regard these self-appointed guardians with a degree of reverence.				38793	570	0	6000	False	0	212	0	True	0
1174	1170	Legend has it that when a preening Voeburtite princess admired her own beauty in the surface of Handmirror Lake, the pattern on her dress and the rosiness of her cheeks was reflected onto the scales of a surprised fish. Along with the coloration, the mirror image is also said to have acquired the young royal's imperious bearing.				38798	590	0	6000	False	3	218	0	True	0
1175	1171	The Ronkans once wore clothing sewn with coins, and the glimmering scales of the spangled pirarucu appear to be keeping that ancient fashion trend alive. Catching one of these sparkling specimens has been likened to reeling in a wriggling treasure trove.				38799	590	0	6000	False	3	225	0	True	0
1176	1172	Sharlayan ichthyologists held a number of symposiums to narrow down the myriad suggestions for substances darker than darksteel when naming this anomalous knifefish. That it is both more stygian and more lustrous than its kin that yet dwell in the species' native habitat is attributed to ideal breeding conditions in captivity.				39879	620	0	6000	True	2	258	2509	True	1000
1177	1173	Born with a most dignified visage by wavekin standards, this fish was often flanked by schools of wakeful watchers as it dutifully guarded the waterways of Radz-at-Han, and was even to be granted the status of honorary Radiant. Now that it has been hauled up from its home, however, it shall receive no such recognition.				39880	620	0	6000	True	2	265	2509	True	1000
1178	1174	This vicious creature is as a king amongst its species. Given that basilosaurs are already termed “kings amongst lizards,” this makes for confusing nomenclature, but given this specimen's particular tendency to tear into interlopers, rivals, and even minor inconveniences with its razor-sharp teeth, naturalists have elected to simply append “rex” to its title and back away slowly.				39881	620	0	6000	True	1	269	2509	True	1000
1179	1175	In ages past, this shark would swallow whole the wayward sparks of dragonkind, that it might absorb the long-lived creatures' vitality. The “devourer of flames,” as it was known on the Dragonstar, continued its desperate search to the very end, vying for the faintest bits of energy in the sighs of Ultima Thule's spectral dragons.				39882	620	0	6000	True	8	280	2511	True	1000
1180	1176	Perhaps to prove those who doubted their aesthetic sensibilities wrong, this wavekin's creator sought to adjust its symbiotic microbes in pursuit of a specimen that would glitter like the sun that fell upon it. After much trial and error, the star was graced with dermogenys species new and old─the original haloed in silver, its younger cousin, gold.				39883	620	0	6000	True	3	276	2513	True	1000
1181	1177	While the ink-black scales of this sardine give it the gift of camouflage in the dead of night, it curses the light of day, hiding in the shadows and seeking wider migratory routes to avoid potential predators─a tactic effective against all dangers save the angler's lure.				40524	1	1	6001	False	1	286	0	True	0
1182	1178	In making its abode on the seabeds and reefs of the Sirensong Sea, this mussel quietly wreaks carnage upon other marine life by creating nigh-unnavigable mazes of razor-sharp shells.				40522	1	1	6002	False	1	286	0	True	0
1183	1179	This wavekin is known for swimming through the seas faster than a loosed arrow. Less well known is that, once suitably dried, its fins are as sharp as its namesake, which goes some way toward explaining the otherwise nonsensical squid-based harpoons referenced in many a fishwives' tale.				40523	1	1	6003	False	1	286	0	True	0
1184	1180	This variety of herring is a common catch when trawling the seas surrounding Kugane. Its varied culinary uses see that demand is always of a pace with supply, and thus has the Ruby herring filled the coinpurses and stomachs of the local smallfolk for generations.				40541	1	1	6004	False	1	288	0	True	0
1185	1181	The unique grooves on these wavekin's spiral shells are believed to disrupt ocean currents, creating whirlpools wheresoever they bob in shallow tides. The fishers of Kugane pay little attention to cautionary tales surrounding them, however, as the flesh pairs exceedingly well with soy sauce.				40542	1	1	6005	False	1	288	0	True	0
1186	1182	Cousins to the Yanxian tiger prawn, these crustaceans are scrutinized at market like a cut of expensive beef─per the gastronomically astute, the more vivid and varied the pattern of the carapace, the richer the flesh will be.				40543	1	1	6006	False	1	288	0	True	0
1187	1183	A number of Far Eastern gastronomical experts rate crimson kelp among the most indispensable ingredients in Far Eastern cuisine. Prepared in a multitude of mouthwatering ways, it sees use in stock, seasoning, and as a dish unto itself.				40561	1	1	6007	False	1	290	0	True	0
1188	1184	Though these wavekin's migration pattern covers most Far Eastern waters, it is to the Ruby Sea's rocky reefs that they return to deposit their eggs. Relatively average as far as stature is concerned, reef squid typically grow to two fulms at the longest.				40562	1	1	6008	False	1	290	0	True	0
1189	1185	These flounder were given their arboreal appellation for the bark-like patterns that mark their scales. Prized as delicacies by the upper echelons of Kugane, the wavekin are sold directly to the finest eateries in the city, and thus are rarely ever seen at market.				40563	1	1	6009	False	1	290	0	True	0
1190	1186	Found in freshwater sources across Yanxia, these shy carp prefer to remain in shallow waters for the majority of their lives, hiding under the leaves and roots of the local aquatic plant life. During spawning season, however, they become far more aggressive─if a tranquil pond suddenly comes alive with the sound of splashing, catching carp are likely to blame.				40581	1	1	6010	False	2	292	0	True	0
1191	1187	An invasive species once unique to Garlemald, this bluegill was introduced to the Far East during the Empire's occupation. The residents of Yanxia, desiring revenge against the Garleans in a manner that would not endanger themselves or their families, hunted down the marine invaders as a small act of rebellion, preventing their manifold multiplication.				40582	1	1	6011	False	2	292	0	True	0
1192	1188	Yanxians prize the nutrient-rich meat of softshell turtles, historically imbibing their blood as a cure-all. Judging this to be “savage,” the Empire prohibited the practice upon the region's annexation, and it is yet unclear how this will affect Yanxian tradition long-term.				40583	1	1	6012	False	2	292	0	True	0
1193	1189	The vivid hues of this crustacean's shell are reminiscent of a cherry tree in bloom. Though other shrimp require tedious peeling and declawing before they can be eaten, the pink shrimp's carapace is pleasantly chewable. Whether its flesh is dried or baked into a savory biscuit, those who have had the pleasure of eating it claim to have glimpsed a mythical realm known only as “shrimp heaven.”				40521	1	2	6013	False	1	286	0	True	0
1194	1190	One tale of the Sirensong Sea speaks of these “singing scourges” as harbingers that surround doomed fishing vessels ere the crew is caught in a siren's sweet serenade. Any angler who hauls one up should do so quietly, lest they drive an entire ship of seamen to hysterical tears.				40525	1	2	6014	False	1	286	0	True	0
1195	1191	Though this fish supposedly resembles a mythological being known as a selkie, few sailors have actually laid eyes upon such a creature. As such, the comparison may be thoroughly inaccurate, provoking the ire of selkies skulking in seaside taverns with every utterance.				40526	1	2	6015	False	1	286	0	True	0
1196	1192	These sharp-headed cephalopods are believed to bring good fortune to those who wield the spears they were named for─immediately, if said lancer enjoys dried squid as a snack. This perhaps explains the high demand for spear squid in Ishgard in recent years.				40544	1	2	6016	False	1	288	0	True	0
1197	1193	Weaving through the tides like a paper lantern lost in a soft summer breeze, this glowing invertebrate was once thought by local fishers to be a malevolent spirit known as a “bake-chochin,” playing tricks on unknowing passersby with its alluring lamplight. The discovery of its true nature was embarrassing for all present, save the jellyfish, which appeared unperturbed.				40545	1	2	6017	False	1	288	0	True	0
1198	1194	Fortunate enough to share the red-and-white coloration of the leopard prawn, these meek wavekin use the coincidence to their advantage, curling up and blending in with colonies of crustaceans to avoid conflict with other species. They may be biding their time as they grow, knowing they will one day rise upon the waves as Ruby Dragons...or not.				40546	1	2	6018	False	1	288	0	True	0
1199	1195	Resembling the divine raiments worn by the Ruby Princess, this translucent blue moray sways elegantly in the currents. The more transparent the eel's scales, the higher the price it will fetch at market, and merchants make a pretty gil selling the seemingly ephemeral wavekin to collectors eager to boast of their precious find.				40564	1	2	6019	False	1	290	0	True	0
1200	1196	These female lobsters are twice as large as their male counterparts, spiny lobsters, and no less fit for battle. During breeding season, pairs resemble a knight taking the field atop his faithful steed.				40567	1	2	6020	False	1	290	0	True	0
1201	1197	This knifejaw's stripes create a striking resemblance to the patterned hat donned during the ceremonial sanbaso dance. Much like these performances, the fish are believed to herald peace between nations and bountiful harvests in days to come.				40566	1	2	6021	False	1	290	0	True	0
1202	1198	Unlike most other salmon species, the princess does not migrate out to sea, and lives out its entire life in familiar freshwater. Its succulent flesh was the favorite of a popular Doman princess generations past, which led to it being given its name.				40584	1	2	6022	False	2	292	0	True	0
1203	1199	This subspecies of lightscale is unique for having scales that look as though they had ink dripped upon them. According to Far Eastern legend, it came into being when a monk skilled at calligraphy held a brush over the One River and spilled a few drops of ink into the water.				40585	1	2	6023	False	2	292	0	True	0
1204	1200	Normally a deep green, this shrimp turns red as a plum blossom when cooked. While its flesh is somewhat tough, it boasts a singular springiness that people grow to love, and it has long been a One River specialty.				40586	1	2	6024	False	2	292	0	True	0
1205	1201	A species of saltwater fish that is likened to an ocarina on account of its shape. Legend holds that, enchanted by a siren's song, a bard cast himself into the sea, and from the instrument he was clutching this fish was born.				40527	1	3	6025	False	1	286	0	True	0
1206	1202	With its large eyes, grey body, and long nose, it is not hard to see why this shark is considered the Matanga of the sea. A folktale claims that it is the reincarnated form of a Matanga high priest who had spent years in solemn meditation.				40528	1	3	6026	False	1	286	0	True	0
1207	1203	Meaning “standard-bearer” in the Far Eastern tongue, the hatatate is identifiable by its prominent and forward-swept dorsal fin, a characteristic which earned it its name. Considered a symbol of bravery in Hingashi, it is favored among warrior families as an ornamental fish.				40547	1	3	6027	False	1	288	0	True	0
1208	1204	Likened to and named for a mouse in the Far East, this shark is a swift and silent hunter that strikes before its prey is able to mount any resistance. Ranging broadly, it can be found in the Ruby Sea and all along the continental coastline.				40548	1	3	6028	False	1	288	0	True	0
1209	1205	Although mainly found in the coral reefs surrounding Shisui of the Violet Tides, this variety of goby is also known to migrate widely upon the currents of the Ruby Sea. The people of Sui-no-Sato look upon them affectionately as little servants of the palace.				40565	1	3	6029	False	1	290	0	True	0
1210	1206	Possessed of powerful jaws and dreadful fangs, this ancient crocodilian beast is said to be a guardian of Shisui of the Violet Tides. Together with the crimson sentry, a gargantuan shark, it protects the palace from would-be interlopers.				40568	1	3	6030	False	1	290	0	True	0
1211	1207	Since olden days, this carp has been prized as an ornamental fish in the Far East. Although breeders exist who specialize in the species, many exceptionally beautiful specimens can be found even in the wilds of the One River.				40587	1	3	6031	False	2	292	0	True	0
1212	1208	Existing since prehistoric times, this fish possesses peculiar butterfly-shaped patterns upon its shark-like body─traits that have earned it the appellation “butterfly shark” in the Far East. Its flavorsome roe is enjoyed as a rare delicacy.				40588	1	3	6032	False	2	292	0	True	0
1213	1209	A ferocious shark that is said to haunt every sunken ship in the Sirensong Sea. Its grey body makes it appear like a spirit of the dead in the dark depths, on account of which it is feared and loathed by sailors.				40530	1	4	6033	True	1	286	0	True	0
1214	1210	A fish of white and crimson named for its resemblance to the rice paper cords traditionally used to wrap gifts in Hingashi. Those who manage to hook one of these decorative creatures are said to be blessed with good fortune.				40550	1	4	6034	True	1	288	0	True	0
1215	1211	Legend has it this fish was once a mythical tiger come from the farthest reaches of Heaven-on-High. Why such a divine beast might forgo its stripes for speckled spots─and the form of a shark, besides─remains a mystery to this day, but the wavekin is nevertheless considered an omen of bounteous catches to come.				40570	1	4	6035	True	1	290	0	True	0
1216	1212	Grass sharks of this subspecies are speculated to be close cousins─or at least good friends─of the Namazu. Though its behavior may engender suspicion, the fishy shark's tendency to linger amid the vegetation of the riverbed arises from a fondness for scratching its hide against the verdure rather than more sinister motives.				40590	1	4	6036	True	2	292	0	True	0
1217	1213	This mollusk's blue and purple hues are made all the more vibrant by the aether-rich spectral waters it calls home. Though the mermaid supposed to have shed these “scales” invariably eludes them, sailors continue to fancy she is just out of sight whensoever they happen upon one.				40531	1	4	6037	True	1	287	0	True	0
1218	1214	As its moniker suggests, a well-aimed broadhead darts through the water as swiftly as an arrow. No sooner do its tentacles latch onto its prey than does its powerful barbed beak sink into its victim's flesh, rendering all attempts to remove it futile.				40532	1	4	6038	True	1	287	0	True	0
1219	1215	Aether-rich spectral currents are believed to be the secret of this shrimp's brilliant pink shade, as well as its exceedingly resilient shell. Indeed, the crustacean's carapace is so strong that shipwrights often fashion its legs and pincers into nails for their vessels.				40533	1	4	6039	True	1	287	0	True	0
1220	1216	This ray-finned fish is highly sensitive to aetherial fluctuations in spectral currents. As fossils have surfaced the world over, researchers believe the species periodically migrates according to the aetheric density of the water.				40534	1	4	6040	True	1	287	0	True	0
1221	1217	Often spotted congregating around wreckage on the ocean floor, these fish were named for the sirens thought to lure ships to their demise.				40535	1	4	6041	True	1	287	0	True	0
1222	1218	The lower jaw of this wavekin continues to grow until it folds back on itself and coils, creating a suitable tool for grinding captured prey against rocks. As one might expect, red waters are a telltale sign one has entered its feeding grounds.				40536	1	4	6042	True	1	287	0	True	0
1223	1219	By making full use of their tentacles, these cephalopods are said to be capable of impersonating any living creature. While they clearly understand the composition of their subjects, impostopodes seem to enjoy adding additional eyes to these imitations by way of their suction cups.				40537	1	4	6043	True	1	287	0	True	0
1224	1220	Making its home in the Sea of Jade, this species of crustacean is well known for the breathtaking green of its carapace─a color with which it seems rather singularly taken in spite of its ability to perceive myriad hues. To maintain the desired coloration, individuals will migrate along spectral currents upon coming of age, in search of the perfect environment.				40538	1	4	6044	True	1	287	0	True	0
1225	1221	Legends say that each time the goddess Nymeia drops a spinning wheel, it falls from the heavens and becomes a shell for one of these enormous tortoises. The sheer number of these wavekin suggests that even the Twelve are fallible.				40539	1	4	6045	True	1	287	0	True	0
1226	1222	Spectral currents make the blue skin of this wavekin almost transparent, causing its yellow fins and mouth to appear as coins floating just under the ocean's surface. Many a greedy sailor has fallen overboard after reaching out a little too far over the bulwark.				40551	1	4	6046	True	1	289	0	True	0
1227	1223	These wavekin are named for the fine material of the nets used to catch them. Connoisseurs insist that any other netting would ruin the prawn's delicate flesh, while others claim it is merely a pretext to sell the crustacean at an inflated price.				40552	1	4	6047	True	1	289	0	True	0
1228	1224	The striking blue fins of this wavekin contain a venom made deadly by the aetherial concentration of spectral currents. A skilled chef can cut out the stingfin's meat without causing contamination, although few consider the reward to be worth the risk.				40553	1	4	6048	True	1	289	0	True	0
1229	1225	The sleek, clear body of this wavekin has inspired countless swordsmiths during their seaborne journeys. Opinions are divided on whether the dried swordtip squid or dried spear squid is tastier, with one's martial background apparently being the main indicator of preference.				40554	1	4	6049	True	1	289	0	True	0
1230	1226	This wavekin's silver scales are reminiscent of chainmail. It swims with its head bowed, and this mannerism has made it popular as a symbol of the Far East's hospitable culture.				40555	1	4	6050	True	1	289	0	True	0
1231	1227	These fish dart through the water at blinding speed that, per Far Eastern sailors, can only be the will of the kami. Spectral currents sometimes propel them with such force that they skip out of water, flying through the air at velocities to rival those of passing airships.				40556	1	4	6051	True	1	289	0	True	0
1232	1228	Feasting upon the nutrients replete in spectral currents, these shelled wavekin grow to prodigious sizes. In the folklore of Hingashi are tales of gale winds caused by the shell's unique structure, and many still believe the maelstrom turban to be the source of inclement weather in the region.				40557	1	4	6052	True	1	289	0	True	0
1233	1229	The speed of these enormous sharks has seen them named for the demons that fleet-footed Idaten pursued across the firmament. A single fearsome pod can hold dominion over a territory stretching from the Ruby Sea to Kugane.				40558	1	4	6053	True	1	289	0	True	0
1234	1230	One legend tells of a young farmer who, yearning for the excitement of city life, cast his spade into a nearby canal. The spade turned into a fish which then swam the long journey to Kugane, although whether the farmer followed suit differs depending on the storyteller's intended moral.				40559	1	4	6054	True	1	289	0	True	0
1235	1231	This wavekin's body is shaped like a leaf, and its color changes to adapt to its environment. A school of fleeting squid swimming through a spectral current looks like an upside down forest, inviting one to become lost among its sunken paths.				40571	1	4	6055	True	1	291	0	True	0
1236	1232	Characterized by its long whiskers, a male bowbarb lobster placed upon its back and viewed from exactly the right angle resembles a bowman taking aim.				40572	1	4	6056	True	1	291	0	True	0
1237	1233	This rare species of sea pickle was a favorite of Hingan nobility in generations past. As was the fashion at the time, they preferred to dye their teeth black, and a single pitch pickle was a swift means to a stygian smile.				40573	1	4	6057	True	1	291	0	True	0
1238	1234	When fished from the sea, this octopus folds its body into a shape not unlike the round crackers popular in the Far East. As an inevitable consequence, many a sailor has been caught by surprise when their late-night snack transformed into a ball of writhing tentacles.				40574	1	4	6058	True	1	291	0	True	0
1239	1235	Although this species of shark could have its pick of the ocean's bounty, it seems strangely fixated on hunting octopodes. Only in extreme states of hunger has a specimen been observed eating anything else, and even then, only enough to last until the next tentacled morsel comes along.				40575	1	4	6059	True	1	291	0	True	0
1240	1236	The spread of these wavekin to various regions is credited to spectral currents, which are the only force strong enough to wrest them from their rocky homes. Their tendency to settle on the ocean floor has earned them the favor of the Kojin, who sense a kindred spirit in the fish.				40576	1	4	6060	True	1	291	0	True	0
1241	1237	The delicate yellow scales of this fish belie its invasive nature, and many an ecosystem has been disrupted by the yellow iris's arrival on currents from afar. Sailors know to batten down the hatches upon sighting a school of them, for they invariably carry rough seas in their wake.				40577	1	4	6061	True	1	291	0	True	0
1242	1238	One of the two guardians of Shisui of the Violet Tides, this sentry has many times stained the sea red with the blood of those foolish enough to encroach upon the sacred halls.				40578	1	4	6062	True	1	291	0	True	0
1243	1239	Perhaps due to spending less time in the ocean than its seabound cousins, flying squid is considered inferior in flavor to other varieties of dried squid. Due to its low price and high availability, however, it is a staple among the commonfolk.				40579	1	4	6063	True	1	291	0	True	0
1244	1240	As this shrimp ages, its body becomes a deep shade of green. It is reminiscent of a legend of the Gensui Chain about a hermit whose skin took on the hue of the sweeping hills he lived among, leading some locals to call the species “hermits”─to the discomfit of foreign diners.				40591	1	4	6064	True	2	293	0	True	0
1245	1241	Yanxian legend tells of an ancient demon that once haunted the region, siphoning its nutrients and preventing the people from cultivating their land. A group of brave monks risked life and limb to seal it away and cast it into a spectral current, consigning it to a life of eternal wandering.				40592	1	4	6065	True	2	293	0	True	0
1246	1242	Eels of the Heron's Way often grow too large to sustain themselves on their environment's meager offerings, and make their way to the One River in search of a feast befitting their station. This has led to their consumption as a delicacy, with merchants seeing a reflection of their own journey in the eel's, though the flavor is naught to write home about.				40593	1	4	6066	True	2	293	0	True	0
1247	1243	The jet black shell of this bivalve mollusk can grow up to a fulm in length, giving it the appearance of a crow spreading its wings under the waves. The inside of the shell, however, is a dazzling pearly white.				40594	1	4	6067	True	2	293	0	True	0
1248	1244	This species of goby has migrated south from the Azim Steppe. The aether-rich spectral currents are their domain, and they swim through the turbulent waters without challenge.				40595	1	4	6068	True	2	293	0	True	0
1249	1245	Spectral currents have given this wavekin's scales a faint iridescence. They are highly valued by artisans of the Far East, with the most radiant scales fetching a high price at auction.				40596	1	4	6069	True	2	293	0	True	0
1250	1246	This unremarkable catfish is believed to have once been a Namazu so indolent that he reversed nature's course, regressing into the primitive form of his ancestors. Let this be a warning to any Namazu that would lie listlessly in his jar while there is work to be done, yes, yes.				40597	1	4	6070	True	2	293	0	True	0
1251	1247	According to a Far Eastern faerie tale, a white rabbit from the moon once placed this wavekin into the One River and utilized its sprawling form as a bridge. Given the gakugyo's rancorous demeanor, any such meeting seems more likely to result in the rabbit's being devoured whole, but perhaps it was of milder temperament before being thoroughly trod upon by hippity-hoppity feet.				40598	1	4	6071	True	2	293	0	True	0
1252	1248	Boasting scales of deep vermilion and silver, this paragon among carp makes its abode within spectral currents, thus its vivid coloration. From the water's surface, the wavekin reflects light much like a glimmering gold ingot, and as a result, many an unknowing sailor has fallen overboard in pursuit of false riches.				40599	1	4	6072	True	2	293	0	True	0
1253	1249	Its species having survived for a number of Astral Eras with strikingly few evolutionary gains, this particular coelacanth apparently decided it was high time for a change. After many a moon spent swimming the spectral currents, it has achieved partially crystalline scales and a glorious blue glow.				40529	1	4	6073	True	1	286	0	True	0
1254	1250	Ichthyologists have spent many sleepless nights studying the behaviors of the spectral wrasse, unable to understand what drives them to chase spectral currents─if, indeed, extant specimens did not end up there by accident. The single paper published on the subject, entitled “No Wrasse for the Wicked,” has been responsible for several leaving the profession entirely.				40549	1	4	6074	True	1	288	0	True	0
1255	1251	While the majority of snake eels tend to lurk under the sands and await the coming of their prey, these creatures─likely realizing that such tactics are not quite as effective when one has sparkling blue scales─have been spotted near the water's surface, blending in with the azure surf to catch their victims unawares.				40569	1	4	6075	True	1	290	0	True	0
1256	1252	When the spectral currents affect a kotsu zetsu, its bone-like tongue takes on the same glow as its scales. These appendages are highly valued by local artisans, who utilize special tools to clean and carve them into luminous pendants and finery.				40589	1	4	6076	True	2	292	0	True	0
1257	1253	Though “taniwha” is oft translated from the language of the south sea isles as merely “dangerous shark,” the slumbering creatures' backs are said to support many of the islands themselves. Accordingly, legend has it that their modern descendants make yearly migrations to the southern seas to ensure that their ancestors are well treated.				40540	615	5	6077	True	1	287	0	True	0
1258	1254	Said to have ruled the eastern seas alongside the Ruby Dragon, this living legend sports a set of silvery scales that shimmer in the sun. Some historians go so far as to claim it an auspice who clashed mightily with Seiryu in ages past.				40560	615	5	6078	True	1	289	0	True	0
1259	1255	This formidable king of the Crab Pots dons an armored shell of volcanic rock to protect itself against would-be predators. While this defense mechanism has proven successful, the sweltering heat of its once-molten carapace would cook the crustacean from the inside out had it not made a habit of launching itself into the cool depths of the Ruby Sea.				40580	615	5	6079	True	1	291	0	True	0
1260	1256	Wanting nothing more than to swim in the limpid waters it had long admired from afar, a wise old tree of Plum Spring is said to have shaped one of its knots into this flowering turtle. Though the plum blossoms are often submerged when the creature dives, their petals miraculously show no signs of wear.				40600	615	5	6080	True	2	293	0	True	0
1261	1257	For reasons as of yet unknown, Sharlayan naturalists have recently been inundated by a veritable mountain of inquiries from anonymous adventurers asking why this species of shrimp does not have the ability to transform into a shrimp-sized sword and fire shrimp-sized beams of rime. Perplexed by the specificity of the question, they have been unable to give a satisfactory answer.				39912	620	0	6100	False	2	258	2509	True	0
1262	1258	Such is the beauty of this creature's aurulent scales that it has been likened to a treasure once lost by the Nabaath royal family to the dunes of Amh Araeng.				39809	620	0	6100	False	4	217	0	True	0
1263	1259	Whether this entity is an albino fish or a sin eater masquerading as one has long been a matter of debate among Crystarium naturalists. Recent testimony from former inhabitants of the Derelicts, however, may at last tip the scales─evidently, the creature tastes uncannily similar to meol.				39810	620	0	6100	False	3	206	0	True	0
1264	1260	The scales of this creature glisten with a cacophony of colors like unto the surface of gleaming oil─a useful form of camouflage amidst the iridescent sheen of the iron-rich plunge basin it calls home.				39815	620	0	6100	False	2	208	0	True	0
1265	1261	According to Kholusian legend, this brightly colored echinoderm once served a princely sort who found himself stranded far out to sea. After a series of trials involving literacy, magic, and a rather abrupt masque, Gonzalo returned his liege to his rightful place and vanished amongst the tides, never to be seen again─until an adventurer from another world unknowingly reeled him in.				39816	620	0	6100	False	1	233	0	True	0
1266	1262	Naturally lengthy lifespans make these wavekin ideal subjects for long-term monitoring. They are thus the indispensable companions of Sharlayan researchers involved in the study and maintenance of water quality, who at this point have named quite a number with appellations befitting their individual countenances.				41401	630	0	6100	True	2	259	2509	True	1000
1267	1263	Protective of their underwater kingdoms as Paksa fish may be, none have yet been known to defy the authority of this particular specimen. Thus was she named for the legendary queen Durdina, the only one to whom Paksa ever bowed.				41402	630	0	6100	True	0	262	2509	True	1000
1268	1264	No few monks went missing in the bygone days when solitary ablutions in the Font of Maya were a popular form of devotion. Locals have come to offer their prayers for these wayward souls to the Mayaman─presumably while keeping a respectful distance from this caiman grown large on the font's nutritional boons.				41403	630	0	6100	True	3	268	2509	True	1000
1269	1265	Per Loporrit sources, little can compare to the experience of gazing into silent subterranean waters to see this massive, writhing worm casting a sickly glow. They likely have the sunken spores of proximal fungi to thank for the unique experience, though the scientific community has been slow to verify this hypothesis.				41404	630	0	6100	True	8	273	2511	True	1000
1270	1266	Due to its particular sensitivity to even the most minor magnetic fluctuations, this starscale charts its school's orbit with the utmost precision. Its fellows are only too eager to follow, for the slightest deviation might mean their end.				41405	630	0	6100	True	3	282	2511	True	1000
1271	1267	If we take at face value the assertion that the E.B.E.-9318s are observational appendages of extra-dimensional entities, then perhaps it follows that this anomaly, with its unusually large and unblinking “eye,” is of even greater use in observing the phenomena of our cosmos. Or perhaps this theory, too, reflects our terrifyingly limited perspective.				41406	630	0	6100	True	28	285	2511	True	1000
1272	1268	Replete with tiny bones equally visible whether the specimen is fresh or has lain desiccated waiting for a researcher to “get round to it” for moons, this fish also contains nutrients that may help rebuild cartilage, promising another experimental salvo in science's ceaseless war against lower back pain.				41058	495	0	6100	False	3	272	0	True	0
1273	1269	Toothsome and high in protein, this herring is one of the few wavekin guaranteed to satisfy the refined palates of Garlemald's domesticated cats─once it has been prepared for convenient consumption by doting hands. Needless to say, such strategies have figured prominently in the reconstruction effort.				41059	500	0	6100	False	2	271	0	True	0
1274	1270	Named for the saffron shading of its tail, this nutritious wavekin is considered an effective bulwark against progressive vision loss. Though this claim has been verified by the Faculty of Medicine, experts emphasize that the consumption of great quantities will not result in powers of sight exceeding typical mortal limits.				41061	527	0	6100	False	0	263	0	True	0
1275	1271	Despite its resemblance to gold leaf, the coating on a stargilt lobster's carapace serves the practical purpose of protection amidst the odd aetherial eddies of its habitat. Should one boil the creature like a common lobster, the coating will dissolve and lend the flesh a complex flavor─as will the knowledge of contributing to the extinction of a dead star's few survivors.				41419	630	0	6100	False	8	280	2511	True	0
1276	1272	This wavekin's ebon scales are reminiscent of the Greatwood's subaquatic sentinels. It drifts amongst the lightless depths like a submerged branch, swiftly sinking its teeth into the flesh of unsuspecting prey.				41298	630	0	6100	False	3	245	0	True	0
1277	1273	Some assert that this hulking fish is one of the lost treasures of Ronka, transformed into a living creature by ancient magicks. Regardless of the tale's veracity, it is unlikely that this wavekin could return to its original form by the hands of an amateur─only descendants of Ronkan priests can perform the necessary rites to do so.				41299	630	0	6100	False	3	245	0	True	0
1278	1274	The flat, golden scales of this fish resemble a scattering of gold coins from the water's surface. Those greedy few who mistake it as such, however, will find themselves dragged into the depths before they can claim the false fortune as their own.				41302	560	0	6100	False	3	245	0	True	0
1279	1275	On a visit to Il Mheg, the Crystal Exarch spotted a fish whose cerulean hues resembled the seas of his homeland. Fascinated by his tale, the people of the Crystarium began to refer to this wavekin as the little Bounty, that they might one day gaze upon the creature for themselves and reminisce on the vivid colors of their long-lost seas.				41300	630	0	6100	False	2	224	0	True	0
1280	1276	Saint Fathric was once a household name in the Kingdom of Voeburt, famed for his abnormally strict and lengthy acts of penance. Though the kingdom he served lies in ruins, his name lives on through this wavekin, whose rock-solid head remains as unbreakable as the saint's stubborn will.				41301	630	0	6100	False	2	224	0	True	0
1281	1277	Aptly named the “submerged lizard,” this lanky specimen utilizes its flat, elongated tail as a fin, allowing it to glide through the freshwater depths with relative ease.				41407	630	0	6100	True	2	259	2509	True	1000
1282	1278	Professor Gharl─a Studium scholar of both Near and Far Eastern ancestry─happened upon this whalelike wavekin while conducting a survey of marine life populations in Thavnair. Overjoyed to discover such an ancient species so close to home, the Auri academic proudly began to refer to the creature as “Gharl's fish.”				41408	630	0	6100	True	1	269	2509	True	1000
1283	1279	This wavekin was born with more evolutionary boons than most─the aetheric crystallizations on its scales serve as a means of camouflage, while the spiny protrusions from its fins prevent would-be predators from devouring it in one fell bite.				41409	630	0	6100	True	3	270	2509	True	1000
1284	1280	A resourceful ancient once coined the concept for a flat-tailed wavekin whose bones could be crafted into fine tableware. Fish bones did not make for aesthetically pleasing saucers, however, and the plan was eventually abandoned.				41410	630	0	6100	True	3	277	2513	True	1000
1285	1281	When the Loporrits came across this abnormally winding cephalopod, its beauteous spirals reminded them of a long, floppy ear. Though the lunar residents could not come to a consensus on how such an ear could be so long and floppy, they were nevertheless impressed, and would unanimously agree to name the creature an honorary Loporrit.				41411	630	0	6100	True	8	273	2511	True	1000
1286	1282	Recent theories on the subject of this cosmic wavekin suggest it to be the inspiration for the lunar whale─the starfaring airship of Mysidian myth.				41412	630	0	6100	True	28	285	2511	True	1000
1287	1283	Historically, this wavekin was introduced to various locales as a means of pest control─a cunning way of leveraging its enduring appetite for infuriating insects. To this day, populations still inhabit the waterways of Tuliyollal itself.				43664	645	0	7000	True	3	294	0	True	0
1288	1284	Easily mistaken for golden ornaments, these dainty amphibians are revered by the Pelupelu as harbingers of financial success. Indeed, some devotees keep the frogs as pets in small pots, hoping to profit from their alleged powers.				43665	645	0	7000	True	3	294	0	True	0
1289	1285	With dull silver scales and dark frilly fins, this species of tetra has an understated elegance. Appearances can be deceptive, however─simply ask any of the countless Tuliyollan children who've been bitten by this surprisingly belligerent wavekin.				43666	645	0	7000	True	3	294	0	True	0
1290	1286	When Tuliyollal's population began to boom, the Head of Reason sought to preempt future shortages by introducing this foreign species as a source of food. Fortunately for the growing city and its hungry residents, the fish soon became established in their new environment.				43667	645	0	7000	True	0	295	0	True	0
1291	1287	This delicious native of the Stardust Sea is a popular staple. In Tuliyollal, these shrimp are deep-fried before being slathered in all manner of rich, fragrant sauces.				43668	645	0	7000	True	0	295	0	True	0
1292	1288	Named after its alleged resemblance to the red face of an inveterate drunkard, the colloquialism has all but superceded the wavekin's original Yok Huy name. The fish itself seems unperturbed by the unflattering comparisons.				43669	645	0	7000	True	0	295	0	True	0
1293	1289	The silver scales of this saltwater fish are highly reflective, endowing it with the illusion of transparency. Known to be inquisitive, it is often seen swimming to the surface when people are present.				43670	650	0	7000	True	0	295	0	True	0
1294	1290	This cautious wavekin's broad silver body is speckled with inky black spots. The slightest hint of a predator is enough to send this timid specimen darting off to the relative safety of a rocky crevasse or other shaded spot.				43671	650	0	7000	True	0	295	0	True	0
1295	1291	With its head pointed toward the seabed as it swims, this slender wavekin bears a remarkable resemblence to its namesake. Keen-eyed observers will note that it features on the insignia of the Turali fife and drum corps.				43672	645	0	7000	True	0	296	0	True	0
1296	1292	The fine, gold-rimmed scales of this wavekin almost look like overlapping coins, bringing to mind a bulging purse filled with riches.				43673	645	0	7000	True	0	296	0	True	0
1297	1293	The golden fins of this saltwater fish are often likened to the honed tip of a halberd. Seen as protectors of the capital's harbor, these wavekin are venerated by Tuliyollan sailors.				43674	650	0	7000	True	0	296	0	True	0
1298	1294					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1299	1295	These wavekin favor the briniest waters, inhabiting inland lakes that were once contiguous with the ocean. Naturalists saw fit to name them for the Pelupelu's popular pack animal─though they are nowhere near as fuzzy as their mammalian counterparts.				43675	645	0	7000	True	9	297	0	True	0
1300	1296	The Yok Huy tell of a mighty warrior of yore who, beset by grief, cast down their axe. The weapon transformed into a majestic wavekin bearing marbled scales, its intricate patterns a manifestation of the warrior's agony.				43676	645	0	7000	True	9	297	0	True	0
1301	1297	When night falls, this tiny crustacean scuttles forth, brandishing its pincers, seemingly trying to snip at the stars reflected on the water's surface. One can only begin to fathom what drove the crab to its unceasing battle with the firmament.				43677	650	0	7000	True	9	297	0	True	0
1302	1298	As it inhabits a highly concentrated brine, this wavekin boasts naturally salty flesh. It is prized by the Yok Huy for being effectively pre-seasoned, and thereby delightfully simple to prepare.				43678	650	0	7000	True	9	297	0	True	0
1303	1299	This bladelike fish is said to resemble the implements used by Yok Huy quarry workers. Individuals with ragged fins are sarcastically likened to old tools sorely in need of a good honing.				43679	650	0	7000	True	9	297	0	True	0
1304	1300	A slender cylindrical fish covered head to tail with fine grey scales. Already small, this wavekin shrinks even further when cooked whole, often leaving naught but salt-encrusted skin.				43680	645	0	7000	True	9	298	0	True	0
1305	1301	Neither phonetically accurate to its indigenous appellation nor comprehensible in any way, this fish's name illustrates the proud ignorance that characterized many early visits to the “New World.” Had he listened well enough to learn of the wavekin's ability to swim only to the left, the Eorzean naturalist who “discovered” it would perhaps have chosen differently.				43681	655	0	7000	True	9	298	0	True	0
1306	1302	Said to have been named after a cowardly Yok Huy, this timid silver amphibian is often seen paddling around saltwater pools. One can only imagine the burning shame Zorlortor must have felt being associated with such a creature.				43682	645	0	7000	True	9	298	0	True	0
1307	1303	Folklore describes this wavekin as the remnant of a fallen star come to life, from an era in which the skies above Tural blazed with meteor showers. Indeed, when seen glinting in the water on a moonlit night, it is easily confused for the reflection of a comet arcing across the heavens.				43683	650	0	7000	True	9	298	0	True	0
1308	1304	According to legend, a member of this species was the very first morsel consumed by the ancient Yok Huy progenitor. Given this wavekin's high nutritional value, one can commend the giant's decision after emerging─presumably famished─from the primordial lake.				43684	655	0	7000	True	3	299	0	True	0
1309	1305	Endemic to Karvarhur the First, on average, these amphibians grow no larger than a single handspan. Girthier specimens have been observed, however─some bulking up to be wider than the waist of a Pelupelu. Admittedly, this is hardly an awe-inspiring metric.	A bulbous creature rears its head above the water!	You lose sight of the bulbous creature...	You reel in the bulbous creature!	43685	700	0	7000	True	3	299	2515	True	0
1310	1306	Roughly translated, the Yok Huy name of this wavekin means “fish of never-ending blooms.” A fitting name for a creature bearing such a close resemblance to a delicate petal.				43686	655	0	7000	True	3	299	0	True	0
1311	1307	This fish's name has origins in both the Pelupelu and Yok Huy languages, respectively referred to as “the filling fish” and “the fish of scant flesh.” The modern appellation attempts to strike a balance between the conflicting perspectives.				43687	655	0	7000	True	3	299	0	True	0
1312	1308	This looming, ancient wavekin has circled the depths of Karvarhur the First since time immemorial, watching on as generations of Yok Huy have prospered and fallen.				43688	660	0	7000	True	3	299	0	True	0
1313	1309					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1314	1310	This agile fish leaps between waterways with its broad, sail-like fins, constantly on the hunt for new sources of insect prey─or perhaps a mere change of scenery.				43689	645	0	7000	True	3	300	0	True	0
1315	1311	Upon encountering this fish submerged in the mud, novice naturalists may mistake its inactivity for drowsiness. In actual fact, this wavekin has perfected the art of remaining perfectly still─waiting for hapless prey to come to <Emphasis>it</Emphasis>.				43690	645	0	7000	True	3	300	0	True	0
1316	1312	Although the toxins this tiny frog secretes are deadly, the Hanuhanu have used the substance to dye their plumage for generations.				43691	650	0	7000	True	3	300	0	True	0
1317	1313	Named for the pleated protrusions adorning its shell, this gentle turtle is well camouflaged amongst the fallen leaves and rocks of its natural habitat.				43692	650	0	7000	True	3	300	0	True	0
1318	1314	In the Hanuhanu tongue, this serpent's name translates to “large egg”─a reference to the scalekin's ever-watchful state as it protects its eggs during hatching season. The reckless few who have approached a nesting uyuy xage and survived the encounter do not recommend the experience.				43693	650	0	7000	True	3	300	0	True	0
1319	1315	This prolific crustacean is a popular food source for many living in Yok Tural, and with good reason. For a crab, it is impressively large and meaty─more than fit for a feast.				43694	650	0	7000	True	3	301	0	True	0
1320	1316					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1321	1317	Burrowing into flesh through open wounds and other orifices, this truly frightful wavekin consumes its prey from the inside out. To be surrounded by a shoal of these voracious predators is all but a death sentence.				43695	650	0	7000	True	2	302	0	True	0
1322	1318	This mottled brown wavekin effortlessly blends into its muddy habitat. When hunting, the agile fish will dart out with lethal precision, ensnaring its unlucky prey with razor-sharp fangs.				43696	655	0	7000	True	2	302	0	True	0
1323	1319	Thanks to the bark-like pattern along its sides, this fish excels at hiding among driftwood and fallen trees. The Hanuhanu in particular consider the tender, fatty flesh of this fish a delicacy.				43697	655	0	7000	True	2	302	0	True	0
1324	1320	In the Hanuhanu tongue, Oho Hunu means “windflame.” The name refers both to the wavekin's impressive speed and the burning red gradation extending to the tip of its tail fin.				43698	655	0	7000	True	2	303	0	True	0
1325	1321	The coloration of this bottom-feeding fish is akin to a dull metallic patina. Preferring to lurk among rocks and logs, it subsists primarily on a diet of algae.				43699	655	0	7000	True	2	303	0	True	0
1326	1322	This Turali cichlid's delicate fins are a sight to behold in motion─if one can find a pristine specimen. Crenicichla are possessed of a rather aggressive demeanor, and their fins often end up ragged and torn from frequent bouts of intraspecies sparring.				43700	660	0	7000	True	2	303	0	True	0
1327	1323	This particular species of peacock bass is distinguished by its fiery lateral markings and equally fiery temper.				43701	655	0	7000	True	2	304	0	True	0
1328	1324	The lower jaw of this voracious predator is furnished with two fearsome fangs. Capable of propelling itself out of the water, the creature is known to pounce on unsuspecting prey near the water's edge─most notably the diminutive Pelupelu.				43702	660	0	7000	True	2	304	0	True	0
1329	1325	This devious wavekin is known to lurk on the riverbeds of Ihuykatumu, disguising itself as a rock and devouring any overly curious small fry that cross its path.				43703	660	0	7000	True	2	304	0	True	0
1330	1326	While bitterlings are commonly found throughout the waterways of Yok Tural, those in Ku'uxage possess a unique hunting habit. The wavekin often leap through the foamy spray of waterfalls, catching any insects in their path.				43704	655	0	7000	True	2	305	0	True	0
1331	1327	According to tales from the golden age of Yok Huy society, this ancient crustacean is said to have cut out the tongues of perjurers. One look at the creature's bladelike pincers is enough to convince even the most skeptical scholars of the fables' veracity.				43705	655	0	7000	True	2	305	0	True	0
1332	1328	This wavekin shares several similarities with the corn grown throughout Tuliyollal: a plump yellow form and prevalence on the dinner table.				43706	660	0	7000	True	2	305	0	True	0
1333	1329	The Hanuhanu word “ka” means “rainbow,” while “puhyu” describes the state of floating. A fitting name for such a graceful, iridescent wavekin. For their part, the Hanuhanu appreciate the flavor and texture of this fish as much as its beauty─dining upon it during festivals and other worthy occasions.				43707	660	0	7000	True	2	305	0	True	0
1334	1330	Lured by the promise of new discoveries, some learned Sharlayans choose to embark upon a scholarly tour of Tural in their twilight years. Clearly, creative naming was not the forte of the aging naturalist who located this species of guppy in Marsh Ligaka.				43708	660	0	7000	True	2	307	0	True	0
1335	1331	This freshwater wavekin plies the waters of Marsh Ligaka with the aid of its large dorsal fin. The Hanuhanu, who use this fish to prepare a variety of delicious dumplings, gave it a fitting (if not slightly on the nose) name, that all who encounter it might learn of its culinary uses.				43709	660	0	7000	True	2	307	0	True	0
1336	1332	This variety of candiru is wreathed in scales of black and yellow─a common coloration observed in venomous wavekin. Though these hues advise predators to think twice before eating it, banded candirus are, in fact, scrumptious and completely devoid of toxins.				43710	660	0	7000	True	2	306	0	True	0
1337	1333	The flanks of this large wavekin are covered with a row of spines, leading some to consider its viability as a kind of scaly, living cudgel. Some ideas are best nipped in the bud before foolhardy hands are ripped to shreds by indignant catfish.				43711	665	0	7000	True	2	306	0	True	0
1338	1334	The white spots on the back of this ray are easily mistaken for eyes. Indeed, this may well be the point─to keep predators and prey alike guessing as to which way the wavekin is <Emphasis>actually</Emphasis> looking.				43712	665	0	7000	True	3	307	0	True	0
1339	1335	When viewed on the peacock bass spectrum, this species is on the gaudier end of the scale. Despite its brazen coloring, however, this wavekin is adept at concealing itself amongst the reeds while on the hunt for prey.				43713	700	0	7000	True	3	307	2515	True	0
1340	1336	This peculiar catfish has a slender body that tapers towards the mouth. This characteristic, along with its long barbels, helps the wavekin trawl the substrate in search for tasty insects and microbial organisms.				43714	670	0	7000	True	3	307	0	True	0
1341	1337	When the silver scales of this wavekin catch the light, its body appears to shimmer with a faint red glow. This enchanting effect is all the more pronounced when a shoal forms.				43715	650	0	7000	True	3	308	0	True	0
1342	1338	An undeniably beautiful wavekin that has inspired reams of sometimes questionable poetry over the years. One renowned bard had this to say of the fish: “o'er the Horizon, the first blush of dawn, drawn down to the depths by the sea's mournful call.”				43716	655	0	7000	True	3	308	0	True	0
1343	1339	The dark brown scales adorning this wavekin's back fade to a glistening white towards its belly. Compared to the majority of other killifish, this particular species can grow to an impressive size─as large as a Xbr'aal's hand in some cases.				43717	655	0	7000	True	3	308	0	True	0
1344	1340	According to Xbr'aal legend, this cichlid─native to Yak T'el─is favored by the spirit of the tsolys, who bestowed the wavekin with their enchanting coloration and graceful demeanor.				43718	660	0	7000	True	3	308	0	True	0
1345	1341	This elegant freshwater fish effortlessly glides through the water, using the flowing sail-like fin that runs the length of its body as a means of propulsion. It is often observed skirting the edges of the tranquil cenote it calls home.				43719	660	0	7000	True	3	309	0	True	0
1346	1342	The distinctive striped pattern of this wavekin functions as camouflage when swimming through sun-dappled waters. It is little wonder, then, that the Xbr'aal name for this fish means “hidden in white.”				43720	660	0	7000	True	3	309	0	True	0
1347	1343	Its rather repulsive form is somewhere between a worm and a snake in appearance. When threatened, this ancient amphibian secretes a toxic slime to deter would-be predators.				43721	660	0	7000	True	3	310	0	True	0
1348	1344	This carp is adorned with dull, mirrorlike scales which dimly reflect driftwood and other waterborne detritus, allowing it to better conceal itself. Possessing a very mild temperament, it meanders through the waters of its habitat with an unhurried grace.				43722	660	0	7000	True	3	310	0	True	0
1349	1345	In the Xbr'aal language, “mu” means “sun,” while “tsoly” refers to a cenote. A fitting name for this vibrant red wavekin, which is easily mistaken for a mysterious light source when spotted in the depths.				43723	660	0	7000	True	3	311	0	True	0
1350	1346	Some say this fish struck upon its disguise when a flood of ashen leaves flowed into the waters of Iq Rrax Tsoly from the Xobr'it Cinderfield. Certainly, to the untrained eye, this wavekin is all but indistinguishable from a charred, waterborne leaf.				43724	660	0	7000	True	3	311	0	True	0
1351	1347	With its majestic winglike fins and muted coloration, this wavekin has an almost ethereal presence. While similar species are found across the world, this specimen in particular has persisted unchanged for eons.				43725	665	0	7000	True	3	311	0	True	0
1352	1348	This emerald-tinted giant is said to lurk in the depths with its great maw open, patiently waiting to ambush unsuspecting prey and swallow them whole.				43726	665	0	7000	True	3	311	0	True	0
1353	1349	This ancient wavekin is wreathed in lustrous metallic scales. It is said that in the age of conflict between the Mamool Ja and Xbr'aal, these sturdy scales were used in the making of plate armor and other protective gear.				43727	665	0	7000	True	3	311	0	True	0
1354	1350	A relatively recent discovery in the pantheon of Turali fauna, there is still much to learn about this mysterious wavekin. Lacking eyes altogether, this fish seems to navigate its environs using an array of other senses.				43728	660	0	7000	True	3	312	0	True	0
1355	1351	Ancestors of this ghostly lobster once had reddish-brown carapaces. When the forests surrounding its habitat were reduced to cinders by the raging fires of war, this species underwent a profound change─the excess ash in the atmosphere bleached their shells to a white-grey sheen.				43729	660	0	7000	True	3	312	0	True	0
1356	1352	In combination with its golden hue, the frilled gills that ring this amphibian's head call to mind the blazing sun. Scholars speculate that the motifs adorning some of the ruins in its native region are as much inspired by the creature as the sun itself.				43730	665	0	7000	True	3	312	0	True	0
1357	1353	This creature's bulbous brownish body helps it blend among fallen leaves and other dead vegetation. Readily identified by the protrusions above its eyes, it is said to detest having its horns mocked. Alas, no horned frog has ever learned the common tongue to corroborate this belief.				43731	670	0	7000	True	3	312	0	True	0
1358	1354	This wavekin burrows into the mud at the bottom of lakes. They were so commonly discovered by diggers that they were at one point believed to come from the earth itself.				43732	665	0	7000	True	3	313	0	True	0
1359	1355	As potent as beaded lizard venom is, Mamool Ja are immune to its adverse effects, which would certainly explain why Mamook soldiers of eld coated all their arrows in the stuff.				43733	670	0	7000	True	3	313	0	True	0
1360	1356	This wavekin puts the “cat” in “catfish,” as they hold a natural curiosity toward people, and many Mamool Ja like to spoil them with treats.				43734	670	0	7000	True	3	313	0	True	0
1361	1357	This catfish is so flat, it can easily conceal itself in the shallows. Those who decide to wade out into the cenote are encouraged to watch their step.				43735	675	0	7000	True	3	313	0	True	0
1362	1358	Also known as the “wicker fish” due to its alternating dark and light pattern resembling a type of fish basket woven by Mamool Ja crafters.				43736	670	0	7000	True	3	314	0	True	0
1363	1359	On rare occasions, this species rises to the surface for air. Some have suggested perhaps these sociable creatures have grown lonely in the time since Moxutural Zooj was abandoned.				43737	670	0	7000	True	3	314	0	True	0
1364	1360	One theory has it that this fish was purposely brought here from the Ut'ohmu Horizon, where other similarly vibrant species have been documented.				43738	670	0	7000	True	3	315	0	True	0
1365	1361	According to Yok Huy legend, this species came about when one of their forest-dwelling ancestors sought to capture the night sky.				43739	670	0	7000	True	3	315	0	True	0
1366	1362	Mathematically, this creature's body is a near-perfect circle. The Mamool Ja have used them as ritual platters since time immemorial.				43740	675	0	7000	True	3	315	0	True	0
1367	1363	Exposed to the unusual aether of the meteorites, this species has developed a faint, shimmering glow. In Mamook, they are typically given as a wedding gift to young couples.				43741	670	0	7000	True	3	316	0	True	0
1368	1364	It is said that this thin brown fish evolved to resemble a fallen branch or tree root in order to evade predators. Its algae-based diet helps to “clean up” the water in which it resides.				43742	675	0	7000	True	3	316	0	True	0
1369	1365	This pale, puny fish may seem helpless at first blush, but its aether-sensitive organs enable it to defend itself with primitive magicks.				43743	670	0	7000	True	3	317	0	True	0
1370	1366	It is believed that this sizable beast uses underground waterways to travel here from the ocean. It seizes its prey in its massive jaws and disappears beneath the surface, never to be seen again.				43744	675	0	7000	True	3	317	0	True	0
1371	1367	Its name is a union of two tongues: the Xbr'aal “ut'ohmu” and the Mamool Ja “tiika.” That the Mamool Ja chose this appellation speaks volumes to their yearning for the forest above.				43745	670	0	7000	True	0	318	0	True	0
1372	1368	The blue stripes on its back and golden tinge of its cranial scales serve to further highlight its decidedly sharklike snout.				43746	675	0	7000	True	0	318	0	True	0
1373	1369	Xbr'aal folklore describes this crab as a messenger of the underworld. The Mamool Ja, on the other hand, consider it a herald of the heavens above.				43747	670	0	7000	True	0	318	0	True	0
1374	1370	This fish has vivid, colorful scales that scarcely ever see the light of day. It spends most of its adult life in the ocean, then returns to Xty'iinbek Tsoly to spawn.				43748	675	0	7000	True	0	318	0	True	0
1375	1371	While originally native to the Indigo Deep, a number of these sharks migrated to the cenotes in search of prey and simply never went back.				43749	700	0	7000	True	0	318	2515	True	0
1376	1372	In contrast with their stout heads and bodies, these fish have extremely thin tails─some little more than skin and bone, hence the name. The caudal fin is forked deeply.				43750	665	0	7000	True	2	319	0	True	0
1377	1373	This trout travels along the Niikwerepi from lake to lake across its entire lifespan, from the moment of its hatching to maturity and beyond.				43751	665	0	7000	True	2	319	0	True	0
1378	1374	This midsized freshwater fish is said to change the color of its scales based on weather and water currents. As the fisherfolk say: “When the cichlid is brown, the sun sticks around; when the cichlid is blue, rain will pass through.”				43752	675	0	7000	True	2	319	0	True	0
1379	1375	During spawn season, its skin turns bright red to attract a mate. Jerky made from this salmon has long been prized as a nonperishable staple in Shaaloani.				43753	670	0	7000	True	2	319	0	True	0
1380	1376	It is said that the Hhetsarro study the fat deposits of the trailtrout to get a sense for the changing seasons and plan their next migration.				43754	675	0	7000	True	3	320	0	True	0
1381	1377	The Tonawawta traditional swimming style is said to have taken inspiration from the strong and steady movements of the Toari sucker.				43755	680	0	7000	True	3	320	0	True	0
1382	1378	The black roe laid by this paddlefish has long been treasured as a delicacy in Shaaloani. Some are even willing to pay for it in gold.				43756	690	0	7000	True	3	320	0	True	0
1383	1379	One theory has suggested that these creatures are born from dense pockets of ambient aether, but the truth of it has yet to be ascertained.				43757	665	0	7000	True	5	321	0	True	0
1384	1380	Peering over the side of Zorgor the Boundless, it might look as though someone's dropped their favorite blue ribbon, but in most cases it's just a cloudfish riding on updrafts using its tiny membranes.				43758	670	0	7000	True	5	321	0	True	0
1385	1381	On occasion, travelers of Zorgor the Boundless may catch sight of one of these scorpions leaping onto the bridge, a helpless cloudribbon in its pincers. What happens next is generally not a treat for the eyes.				43759	670	0	7000	True	5	321	0	True	0
1386	1382	The faint glow of this translucent tube─a result of both fungal and aetheric influences─may lead an unwitting observer to mistake it for a ghostly apparition floating in the mists.				43760	675	0	7000	True	5	321	0	True	0
1387	1383	This carnivorous predator primarily targets cloudfish, but may sometimes dive at pedestrians crossing Zorgor the Boundless, especially if they appear to be carrying a tasty snack.	A winged shadow rises from within the mist!	The winged shadow swoops away...	You reel in the winged shadow!	43761	690	0	7000	True	5	321	0	True	0
1388	1384	Colonies of cloud wasps nest in the trestles of Zorgor the Boundless, serving and protecting their queen in much the same fashion as honeybees.	A strange silhouette darts though the mist!	The strange silhouette seems to have vanished...	You reel in the strange silhouette!	43762	700	0	7000	True	5	322	2517	True	0
1389	1385	Traditionally, the meat is hung to dry for many hours. Locals often recount the story of a traveler who, upon tasting it, leapt straight into the falls from Zorgor the Boundless, spear in hand.				43763	675	0	7000	True	5	322	0	True	0
1390	1386	It is said that a traveling Eorzean angler once spied a school of these airborne sharks while crossing Zorgor the Boundless. Deathly afeared of the wavekin's Abalathian cousins, the angler cried, “Oh, <Emphasis>hells</Emphasis> no!”─an utterance rarely used in Tural─and promptly ran the other way. Witnesses to this event assumed he was referring to the sharks, and thus was history written.				43764	675	0	7000	True	5	322	0	True	0
1391	1387					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1392	1388	This lithe, slender wavekin has long been beloved by the inhabitants of Heritage Found. Capable of readily adapting to even the most severe environmental changes, it has survived numerous calamities in which other, less hardy species have perished.				43765	675	0	7000	True	2	323	0	True	0
1393	1389	Despite its name, the snout-like appendage protuding from the head of this fish is actually its mouth. Its form and habits have remained the same for eons. Much like the people of the outskirts, it seems committed to an unchanging existence in the face of upheaval.				43766	675	0	7000	True	2	323	0	True	0
1394	1390	According to Tonawawtan legend, this almost frighteningly fecund fish was born from a pumpkin seed cast into the river. Attempts to recreate the fable have invariably failed to produce results.				43767	675	0	7000	True	2	323	0	True	0
1395	1391	This wavekin is a hybrid between two species native to Alexandria and Yyasulani respectively. Although remarkably hardy, it is unable to produce offspring.				43768	680	0	7000	True	2	323	0	True	0
1396	1392	Distributed widely across Yyasulani, this species is prized as a source of food. When cooked, its white flesh becomes wonderfully plump and tender.				43769	680	0	7000	True	2	324	0	True	0
1397	1393	This trout species somehow survives in the stagnant, waste-filled sediment of the driftdowns. Unsurprisingly, its highly polluted flesh is entirely unsuitable for consumption.				43770	680	0	7000	True	2	324	0	True	0
1398	1394	This elegant wavekin is wreathed in an eerie purple glow. Naturalists have observed the species ingesting small waterborne fragments of electrope, and speculate that the resultant buildup of electrical charge is responsible for the luminance.				43771	675	0	7000	True	2	325	0	True	0
1399	1395	Come spawning season, this usually unremarkable brown fish undergoes a dazzling visual change. The poetic scholar who named this wavekin likened its vibrant stripes to flashes of lightning during a calamitous thunderstorm.				43772	680	0	7000	True	2	325	0	True	0
1400	1396	Hailing from a time long before Yyasulani was blighted by the dome's presence, this well-camouflaged wavekin can be found lurking in waters with a potent lightning charge.				43773	680	0	7000	True	2	325	0	True	0
1401	1397	With its faint turquoise glow, this charming flounder is said to rival the most precious of gems in terms of sheer beauty. Unfortunately, given the hazardous environment it inhabits, getting close enough to marvel at this fish is rarely worth the risk to life and limb.				43774	685	0	7000	True	2	325	0	True	0
1402	1398	A resplendent golden wavekin found amongst the submerged ruins of Alexandria. The excess lightning energy that permeates the area has imbued its scales with metallic strength and a chrome-like sheen.	You spot a glinting golden flash in the water!	The golden flash was only fleeting...	You reel in the glinting golden beauty!	43775	690	0	7000	True	2	326	0	True	0
1403	1399	This crustacean is found in waterways throughout Everkeep. A culinary favorite, steamed yabby is often paired with a variety of colorful but questionable sauces.				43776	680	0	7000	True	3	327	0	True	0
1404	1400	The row of pointed spines that adorn this wavekin's back act as a deterrent to predators. Incidentally, the appellation “stickleback” is used to deride the startling fashion choices made by wayward youths.				43777	680	0	7000	True	3	327	0	True	0
1405	1401	An unabashed omnivore, this wavekin will happily consume whatever it can fit inside its mouth. Hoping to capitalize on this unfussy approach to feeding─and thereby get rid of unwanted pests─cleaners have released several specimens into the artificial ponds of Solution Nine's residential sector.				43778	680	0	7000	True	3	327	0	True	0
1406	1402	The pattern covering this streamlined fish resembles a smattering of multicolored pebbles. It is unclear whether its name derives from this coloration, or from it being a firm favorite among employees at Solution Nine's premier café.				43779	680	0	7000	True	3	327	0	True	0
1407	1403	Legend has it that this amphibian first emerged into the world from a red rosebud. Given the species' love of nectar, scholars have surmised that whoever was responsible for the tale simply misinterpreted the sight of a young frog enjoying a fragrant meal.				43780	680	0	7000	True	3	328	0	True	0
1408	1404	This valorous wavekin is the national fish of Alexandria. Revered as a symbol of loyalty, its silver scales invite comparisons to the realm's armored knights.				43781	685	0	7000	True	3	328	0	True	0
1409	1405	Readily identified by the faintly unsettling eye-like markings that adorn their tails, wild specimens are usually light brown. In the abnormally pure waters of Windspath Gardens, however, this eel has developed a muted, almost transparent hue.				43782	690	0	7000	True	3	328	0	True	0
1410	1406	The black and yellow splotches that cover this wavekin's body bring to mind the gaudy costumes of clowns and jesters. Yet far from serving to entertain, these vibrant colors warn predators that the lancer's flesh is filled with deadly toxins.				43783	690	0	7000	True	3	328	0	True	0
1411	1407	This jet black carp is one of a few surviving specimens from Cleyra. Sadly, many other wavekin native to the region now exist only as entries in textbooks and scholarly journals.	A dark form looms in the water!	You lose sight of the dark form...	You reel in the dark form!	43784	690	0	7000	True	3	329	0	True	0
1412	1408	Possessing primitive lungs, this sizable fish is often seen surfacing for air. When observing such behavior, even the most experienced naturalists have been known to mistake its blunt head for that of a scalekin.				43785	690	0	7000	True	3	329	0	True	0
1413	1409	The young fry of these striped predators are highly susceptible to aetheric fluctuations─a phenomenon which manifests itself in their vibrant scales. As the species matures, this susceptibility wanes, along with the coloration.				43786	685	0	7000	True	3	330	0	True	0
1414	1410	Native to a now-lost realm, this species' survival is credited to Alexandrian hobbyists who bred the fish for its iridescent appearance.				43787	690	0	7000	True	3	330	0	True	0
1415	1411	This wavekin was a popular source of food in the port settlement Canal Town was based on. It is said that young chefs tasked with filleting the fish were often put off by its large, posthumously watchful eyes.				43788	685	0	7000	True	1	331	0	True	0
1416	1412	In the past, Endless would flock to the balustrades for a glimpse of these vibrant shoaling fish in the canals, likening their flowing form to a wildflower meadow astir in the wind.				43789	685	0	7000	True	1	331	0	True	0
1417	1413	In days gone by, the thoroughfares of Canal Town would often be thronged with crowds watching one of the resort's many musical troupes. This rounded wavekin takes its name from the drums used in such performances. Appellation aside, tapping out a triplet or two on its scales is discouraged.				43790	690	0	7000	True	1	331	0	True	0
1418	1414	This elongated oval ray looks like an oversized butterfly come to rest with its wings unfurled. Referencing the wavekin's color, some needlessly petty naturalists insist that it actually bears closer resemblance to a moth.				43791	690	0	7000	True	1	331	0	True	0
1419	1415	Favoring warm, temperate waters, this wavekin once roamed oceans far and wide. Sadly, its present habitat rather curtails these migratory tendencies.				43792	700	0	7000	True	1	331	2519	True	0
1420	1416	A beige bivalve originally hailing from a region of expansive shallows. This highly nutritious and exquisitely flavorsome creature was once a frequent fixture on dining tables across Alexandria.				43793	685	0	7000	True	1	332	0	True	0
1421	1417	The Meso Terminal contains nary a record on this fish, nor the circumstances surrounding its introduction to the resort. The whys, hows, and wheres of its existence are a mystery that will likely persist forevermore.				43794	690	0	7000	True	1	332	0	True	0
1422	1418	Relatives of this gargantuan rust-tinged shark voraciously stalk their prey in temperate seas. This particular species is comparatively docile, and seems content to trawl the waters of Living Memory for plankton and other microbial organisms.	A gentle giant stirs beneath the water!	The gentle giant seems to have given you a wide berth...	You reel in the gentle giant!	43795	700	0	7000	True	1	332	2519	True	0
1423	1419	This wavekin and its dull golden scales has become a symbol of nostalgic reminiscence─calling to mind the faded glory of bygone days. Despite the somber association, the sight of this charming fish has soothed many an onlooker over the years.				43796	685	0	7000	True	3	333	0	True	0
1424	1420	Glinting with a starry luster, this fish takes its name from the Yesterland plaza. Bereft of a natural night sky, people would turn their gaze to the waterways and watch these graceful wavekin float and frolic, inventing new constellations based on their positions in the current.				43797	685	0	7000	True	3	333	0	True	0
1425	1421	This beautiful, selectively bred species was awarded to the royal family upon Queen Sphene's resurrection as an Endless.				43798	690	0	7000	True	3	333	0	True	0
1426	1422	This large wavekin was once a domineering presence in Alexandria's castle moat. When the realm was reborn as Proto Alexandria, the few remaining carp also found themselves enjoying a new lease on life.				43799	690	0	7000	True	3	333	0	True	0
1427	1423					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1428	1424					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1429	1425					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1430	1426					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1431	1427					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1432	1428					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1433	1429					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1434	1430					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1435	1431					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1436	1432					0	0	0	0	False	0	0	0	False	0
1437	15000					6688	36	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1438	15001					6689	41	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1439	15002					6690	46	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1440	15003					6691	50	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1441	15004					6692	50	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1442	15005					2001398	2	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1443	15006					2001410	2	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1444	15007					2001422	2	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1445	15008					12241	136	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1446	15009					12242	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1447	15010					12243	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1448	15011					2001889	5	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1449	15012					13733	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1450	15013					13734	180	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1451	15014					13631	180	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1452	15015					13736	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1453	15016					13737	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1454	15017					13738	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1455	15018					13739	180	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1456	15019					13740	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1457	15020					17594	190	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1458	15021					17949	220	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1459	15022					17950	260	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1460	15023					17952	290	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1461	15024					17835	290	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1462	15025					17836	290	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1463	15026					2002390	5	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1464	15027					26750	380	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1465	15028					26751	430	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1466	15029					22668	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1467	15030					22669	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1468	15031					22670	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
1469	15032					22671	150	0	0	False	44	0	0	False	0
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