Ruby Dragon

One of the most fascinating aspects of the Ruby Dragon's existence is its relationship with the Emerald Dragons. the two species coexist in harmony, companions in the intricate tapestry of life. Only One Ruby Dragon Egg has been found so far. . .

About the Ruby Dragon

Appearance

The Ruby Dragon holds a regal stature, with sleek shimmering scales reminiscent of the crystal Rubies of Red. Often a loner, the Ruby Dragons have a thoughtful demeanor, often regarded to be quite intelligent. The Ruby Dragon's most distinctive feature are their shimmering crystals.

Diet

The diet of the Ruby Dragons are not currently known, more data will be added once we learn more about this rare species.

(Rubia Draco Species )

Special Abilities

The Ruby Dragon is a mysterious dragon, often hiding out from human interactions. Not much is known about their special abilities.

Legends spoke of it's ability to harness the power of the Aurora Borealis, weaving ribbons of shimmering light into intricate patterns that danced across the sky.

Habitat

Ruby Dragons are found in deep crystal caves, often staying in the same location for most of their lives. Solitary recluses, the Ruby Dragons are not around other wildlife often. If an adventurer is able to befriend a Ruby dragon, they will remain a loyal friend or life.

Behaviors

Caring for a Dragon Egg

• The Dragons will remain in their armored eggshell for many years, we have not yet discovered the hatching timeline.

• In order to take the best care of one of our Dragon Eggs, Display upright in a stand like Crystal spheres, or in a safe place away from high edges it could fall off.

• Not recommended to store in humid environments, like showers or bathrooms. Not recommended for hot direct sunny spots, some color vibrancy may fade overtime when exposed to direct sunlight, and/or (some) eggs may become tacky or sticky.

• Metal armored egg shells are NOT microwave safe or oven safe.

The Ruby Dragons are isolated creatures, spending most of their time along in their safe caves. Ruby and Sapphire Dragons are surprisingly similar, formed from the same crystals, but hatched in brilliant red scales instead of the Sapphire Blue. Ruby and Emerald Dragons have a known affinity for each other. Not much more about the Ruby Dragon's behaviors have been documented at this time. These Dragons remain ever elusive