Sword Stealer: Broken Blade • Chillblade • Defender Sword Stealer • Exotic Sword Stealer • Forgefeist • Gleamer • Scimiterror • Verdigard

Shovelhelm: Clawlifter • Damsail • Exotic Shovelhelm • Fiend Trowel • Gnawhelm • Guslout • Sky Piercer • Twigdigger Bewilderbeast: Berserker Bewilderbeast • Drago's Bewilderbeast • Vanaheim Bewilderbeast • Valka's Bewilderbeast Be prepared for the water leaking. It can leak from around the tank’s lid. In addition, the water might be coming out of our magical friend’s mouth. It is so cute that so many kids may think that the dragon is drooling.The most important factors in terms of placement are areas where your Dragon Soul will receive enough water movement to gently move its tentacles, and enough light to maintain their vibrant colors, which tend to be in the lower to the middle region of most aquariums.

On the other hand, water flow that is not sufficient, will cause your Dragon Soul’s tentacles to remain underinflated, putting them at risk of debris settling on their precious polyps and infections. Dragon Soul Torch Coral Feeding Fireworm: Brightburn • Defender Fireworm • Enhanced Fireworm Queen • Ghostglow • Glowmer • Fearsome Flamellion • Flashfright • Homunculosa • Plain Fireworm Queen • Royal Fireworm • Snotlout's Fireworm Queen • Solar Flare • Verdigriff However, when placing two of the same torches next to each other, they shouldn’t start a battle if they were to accidentally touch. Yet, when it comes to placing your Dragon Soul torch next to other Euphyllia corals like hammers or frogspawns, your Dragon Soul may take a swing at them, potentially killing them in the process.Scauldron: Boiling Bride • Bonecrusher's Conquest • Breampunk • Bumble • Captured Scauldron • Defender Scauldron • Exotic Scauldron • Grim Sizzle • Mea • Mildew's Misery • Scauldy • Steam-spewer • Thunderfish Typhoomerangs apparently grow very fast, as Torch became a fully-grown adult in only a few months. However, this could likely be an illogic used for plot continuity. During the mating ritual, both male and female Typhoomerangs engage in a behavior reminiscent of birds of prey. They link their talons together and perform a coordinated descent, holding onto each other while in flight. Interestingly, they exhibit a unique behavior where they utilize their fire multiple times during this descent. After the first descent, they halt just before reaching the ground and then repeat the process, descending once again while still linked by their talons, accompanied by the use of their fire.