Mialine (MY-ah-leen)

Mialines are tiny, airborne, fish-like creatures with a high level of bio-luminescence. They are diurnal, and speculated to be distant relatives of the far larger Caeo.

Basic Information

Anatomy

Invertebrates, partly translucent and iridescent, with a variety of fin shapes.

Ecology and Habitats

They appear to be found most often in temperate areas, especially forests where the air is stiller.

Dietary Needs and Habits

Grass pollen appears to form the largest portion of their diet.

Lifespan

One to two Seasons

Conservation Status

Least Concern

Average Length

0.25"-1" (body; some fin lengths have been 3"-4")

Body Tint, Colouring and Marking

Typically silvers, golds, lavenders, and blues with an iridescent overtone.

Geographic Distribution

• Icalar