Islanding the Testualm

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Islanding
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Owner
tortoise
Stolen
1 Jul 2020
Hatched
7 May 2021
Immortal
10 May 2022
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Travels

Among The Flowers
Cherry Blossom Path
Cnidarians
Fiery Autumnal Skies
Fireskies
Grand Cathedral
Jurassic Flight
Misty Marigold Fields
Pink Mushrooms
Seat Of Atlantis
Secret Beach
Spring Dawn
Stone Library
St. Patrick's Day Rainbow
Sunkissed Flower Field
The Bunny’s Trail
Under Sea Viewing Tunnel


Creatures

Ahjoon
Ami
Amma
Aqueueren
Arnmnae
Beweg
Blobbart
Bushay
Buzzle
Clocat
Clous
Corphex
Daffolynn
Danaus
Dongelic
Effa
Elkikorn
Encalop
Flaren
Follet
Frion
Hoppit
Kirin
Kitep
Lemac
Lenochod
Mimic
Oscoa
Payas
Pipared
Poibleu
Pixgog
Pixices
Rousel
Seiren
Sirena
Spritemice
Tific
Ulert
Unipunk
Valequine
Yubby
Yuki

About Testualm Eggs

Testualm eggs lay partially buried underneath vegetation at the edges of sandy beaches. If you want a Testualm to hatch properly it is best to leave them where they are, moving a Testualm egg can result in death.

About the Testualm Creature

Testualm have a symbiotic relationship with various beach plants, mainly palm trees. Due to this relationship Testualm tend to swim at or vary near the surface of the ocean, diving deeper for only short amounts of time.

Testualms never really stop growing. There have been some reports, and many a sailor's tale, of small floating islands that disappear or move and are attributed to Testualms of extraordinary size and age.