dragonets
callionymidae latin

"The dragonets were more of a help than I expected."

It was also the first chance he'd ever had of seeing dragonets.

Suddenly the air about the rock was busy with dragonets.

No one had time to notice that there were few dragonets about.

"The only question is, how are we going to feed all those growing dragonets?"

It was her own secret, and the only place she felt secure even from the dragonets.

"Any of you with dragonets would be very welcome in ground crews."

You know, at the rate those dragonets are growing, they're already capable of limited flight.

And at that point, there seemed no reason why this batch of dragonets needed to leave.

Curtains across the doors stopped some of the dragonets, but not all.

The gold dragonets were a lot smarter than the stupid green ones.

"Think of how many times we told the dragonets to get us fish for the hatchlings."

He no longer hoped for support from either dragonets or dragons.

Just then, Nofret began to slowly back away from the dragonets.

Can you train the candidates and the young dragonets if I do?"

It was only common sense to give your dragonets as wide a choice as possible.

They had the dragonets to thank for saving lives.

He stopped dead at the sight of the two dragonets romping together.

Dragonets second and third war patrols were designated as "successful".

Fortunately, by that time there were thirty of the little dragonets in Landing.

The dragonets dropped the net in favor of three digits.

But dragonets do seem to be massing in that area."

Just before the rains ended, there were eight new dragonets in the pens.

Both dragonets stopped what they were doing with snorts, and stared at one another.

The dragonets were nowhere near big enough to ride.

They are closely related to, and appear similar to, the fish of the Callionymidae.

The Mandarinfish belongs to the perciform family Callionymidae, the dragonets, which counts 10 genera and more than 182 species.

The bight stinkfish, Foetorepus phasis, is a dragonet of the family Callionymidae, found in the eastern Indian and southwest pacific Oceans, at depths of between 160 and 200 m. Length is up to 13 cm.