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Fregilous mongs are a species of fish which live on the tide zone on [[Sevas]]. These fish are flat and span over 4 feet in length and width. Fregilous mongs have a porous back that contains many holes for sand and roots. This is is why many plants are able to grow on the back of this fish. Tourists have named it the “garden fish” because of this. The fregilous mongs are carnivores and use the plants that grow on their back to cover themselves in the sand. They sit and wait for hours until the right opportunity to strike. | Fregilous mongs are a species of fish which live on the tide zone on [[Sevas]]. These fish are flat and span over 4 feet in length and width. Fregilous mongs have a porous back that contains many holes for sand and roots. This is is why many plants are able to grow on the back of this fish. Tourists have named it the “garden fish” because of this. The fregilous mongs are carnivores and use the plants that grow on their back to cover themselves in the sand. They sit and wait for hours until the right opportunity to strike. Prey fish go into the plants thinking that they are safe, but that is when they are eaten. | ||
Fregilous mongs are also tan like the sand, letting them blend in very easily. When fregilous mongs attack prey they move extremely fast. Fortunately, the plants on their back are almost always rooted deep into their back, so the only thing that falls off is the sand. | Fregilous mongs are also tan like the sand, letting them blend in very easily. When fregilous mongs attack prey they move extremely fast. Fortunately, the plants on their back are almost always rooted deep into their back, so the only thing that falls off is the sand. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:19, 10 May 2026
Fregilous mongs are a species of fish which live on the tide zone on Sevas. These fish are flat and span over 4 feet in length and width. Fregilous mongs have a porous back that contains many holes for sand and roots. This is is why many plants are able to grow on the back of this fish. Tourists have named it the “garden fish” because of this. The fregilous mongs are carnivores and use the plants that grow on their back to cover themselves in the sand. They sit and wait for hours until the right opportunity to strike. Prey fish go into the plants thinking that they are safe, but that is when they are eaten.
Fregilous mongs are also tan like the sand, letting them blend in very easily. When fregilous mongs attack prey they move extremely fast. Fortunately, the plants on their back are almost always rooted deep into their back, so the only thing that falls off is the sand.