Spinomandrus rostrodontus
rostrodontus’s long tail, snout, and slender body allows its move quickly through the salty swamp of zone 18 It’s elevated nose and permeable sail allows it to breath while eating/hunting . It has a varied diet from grazing on tastyensis to preying on intentius and the various extant species of Monodactylsukopredadensis. While hunting it wanders the swamp, waiting until it senses vibration in the water, then it finds, grabs, and crushes its prey with it razor sharp beak. As an adult, they are mainly carnivorous, but during the time of the year when tastyensis is most prolific, it will grazing to the point of ignoring prey. Larvae will mainly scavenge dead matter and consume on tastyensis Adolescences will continually add food items to their roster and commit cannibalism, though this behavior becomes less frequent with age. Larvae are nocturnal to avoid predators and cannibilistic adolescents. It is covered in scales to protect it self from the claws and teeth of it prey