Hailing from the Crystalspine Reaches, these Hydrena have had an extreme reaction to Arcane radiation. These Hydrena have lost their fins and replaced them with sparkling crystals. Crystal hides hunt mainly on land, as their heavy crystals tend to weigh them down in the water. Though that doesn't mean they avoid it, Crystal Hides can be found cleaning their namesakes until they shine.

These hydrena have a special affinity towards the elemental magic of Sornieth. While not able to use the magic itself the elements manifest on these afams as a physical representations of the elements. Must use an elemental catalyst and primal eye vial on a hydrena or breed from an Elemental to qualify (elements don't have to match)

Glowyena hunt exclusively in the darkness of night. You'd think their glow would give them away but they wave their fins in disorientating patterns to hypnotize their prey.

Petalmane hydrena's slowly came to be in riverbeds, beaches, and other waterlogged terrain. Their manes changed as their lifestyle did. As the hydrena's ate more land based products, including plants, their manes slowly evolved to what they are now.

Discovered in Winterfest, these soft, squishie plushies aren't quite the typical Hydrena. They seem to prefer scavenging for carnival foods over hunting. Packs can often be seen stalking out festivals in hopes for a tasty treat.

Hailing from prehistoric times, scientist have found a way to bring this long extinct species back. A dinosaur/proto-hydrena mix has been reconstituted into current familiars to protect and propagate the original species. These hydrenas are more agile and temperamental than their more tame counterparts.

Yeenaphants are a highly evolved species, independently developing Baku-like traits. They use their trunks and tusks to help them pick through the boneyards in which they live.