Post by Omega on Apr 22, 2008 16:30:43 GMT -5
Name of species: Gemfin
Elemental type{s}: Water
Size: 2'6" feet long.
Method of reproduction: Sexually. The male releases sperm cells into the water which fertilize the female's egg cell.
Description/Appearance: The Gemfin is a tan color with numerous markings across its scales. Notable features are the numerous gems encrusted in its scales. Picture.
Disposition: Gemfins are nonviolent. They tend to ignore other species. They rarely interact with other species. If threatened, they will flee.
Habitat: An odd factor of the Gemfins are their ability to survive in both freshwater and saltwater. They are very hardy and can survive in polluted waters.
What does this pokémon eat?: Gemfins are herbivores. Their diet consists of aquatic plants.
How common is this pokemon?: Gemfins' rarity depends on the season. They are extremely rare during the winter; common in spring and summer; and moderate in autumn.
Elemental type{s}: Water
Size: 2'6" feet long.
Method of reproduction: Sexually. The male releases sperm cells into the water which fertilize the female's egg cell.
Description/Appearance: The Gemfin is a tan color with numerous markings across its scales. Notable features are the numerous gems encrusted in its scales. Picture.
Disposition: Gemfins are nonviolent. They tend to ignore other species. They rarely interact with other species. If threatened, they will flee.
Habitat: An odd factor of the Gemfins are their ability to survive in both freshwater and saltwater. They are very hardy and can survive in polluted waters.
What does this pokémon eat?: Gemfins are herbivores. Their diet consists of aquatic plants.
How common is this pokemon?: Gemfins' rarity depends on the season. They are extremely rare during the winter; common in spring and summer; and moderate in autumn.
