Chumboids

Chumboids are a family of intelligent fish like creatures known for their intelligence and socialability. They were created early in the Age of Nature by the God Declana. Chumboids come in three main genera: the large: Chunky Chumboids, the mid sized Common Chumboids or Mako Chumboids and the smaller Reef Chumboids.

Common Chumboids
The Common Chumboid or Mako Chumboid, are a genus of the Chumboid Family commonly found in the Eastern Seas. They range from 1-3 metres in length, live around 20-30 years and live on a diet of mainly fish and squid. They are the most sociable of chumboids, living in family groups of between 3 and 10 individuals.

Reef Chumboids
Reef Chumboids, are the smaller genus of the family, ranging in length from 50cm up to a metre. They are so named due to usual habitat of coral reefs, atolls and lagoons. They glide around the shallows hunting small fish and crustaceans. Reef Chumboids usually have patterned skin in order to best camoflage into their surroundings.

Chunky Chumboids
Chunky Chumboids, are the largest of the 3 genera and the most individual, living in groups of 2 or 3 individuals, travelling the open ocean and only coming together in mating season. They range in size from 5-10 metres and feed mainly on small fish and krill.