The Poisontail

The Poisontail

Class: Poison

Appearance: Shades of purple, blue, and lime green, horns, frill, spikes on chin, four legs, isosceles on tail

Sleeping Habits: Sleep like humans

Habitats: Jungles

Abilities: Tail injects a poison into the prey that slowly causes the body systems to shut down, breathes toxic gases with the same effect

Strenghts: Horrible breath keeps enemies away, can use smaller size to its advantage

Weaknesses: Smaller than most dragons

Size: A little bit taller than a human

Egg: Purple with a green flower shape in the center

Bio: The poison from a Poisontail starts with the nervous system. Once the nervous system is shut down, it moves on to the muscular system, and then the skeletal system until the victim is completely immobilized. Then, the Poisontail eats. They like to prey on Junglefangs, who are way bigger and stronger, but also easily scared. Poisontails live in packs with other Poisontails and will always defend their friends.

Diet: Meat, fruits, and vegetables

Trainable: Yes

How to Train a Poisontail: Warning! Close contact with a Poisontail may result in paralyzation in the entire body. To prevent this, bring food as an offering. They will not eat you then. Instead, they will most likely welcome you with open talons. These dragons need lots of food because they have small territories and lots of mouths to feed, so anything edible is welcome. Pro tip: do not bring weapons. Poisontails are a bit skittish and will attack if they see any sharp objects.

Facts:
 * The antidote for the poison is a combination of orchids and cocoa beans grounded into a pulp and ingested by the victim.
 * Nearly a thousand years ago, Poisontails were nearly hunted to extinction by an invasion of other dragons on their origin planet. This is why they can be a bit skittish around sharp objects.
 * While eatin poisonous jungle frogs will kill most dragons, to Poisontails, it is a delicacy. It also helps a growing Poisontail's poison develop.
 * Poisontails can craft nests in the trees out of leaves and vines, which keeps their eggs away from ground predators.
 * Adult Poisontails will often leave their young in a pit of snakes to test the dragon's ability to survive. Of course, if things get sticky, they will pull the dragon out of harm's way.