Goiba owners often find small trinkets and jewelry missing. It is difficult to rid Goiba of this habit of trinket collecting and will line their beds in a human home with their owner�s valuables. Goiba have been known to swipe items from guests with incredible speed and secrecy, so visitors to the home of a Goiba owner should keep an eye on their valuables. Goiba do not dislike the company of others, but they do not require it either, making them excellent pets for almost anyone.
After eggs are laid, members of the herd take shifts watching them until they hatch. Once the eggs hatch the young find their mothers by their scent and stay close to them until they are strong enough to run fast enough to avoid predators. Once the young are old enough, they begin bonding with others in their herd and developing their defensive abilities by playing with others their age.
Meragon live well with humans, easily accepting the family as their herd. It is only the first few days that are difficult to get through, especially when the Meragon is hatched from an egg. Because they are born knowing their mother's scent, they will panic if they cannot find her. They must be convinced that they are safe and with their family despite not being able to find their mother. A good way to do so is to provide them with apples and Scria berries, two of their favorite treats. Once they have accepted the family they are excellent babysitters and great with kids as they will play as gently or as rough as the child wants as long as the child is safe.
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yer of mud to hide them from predators. Once hatched, the young Goiba spend their time almost exclusively in the water. Here they can hide amongst the seaweed and rocks until their shells harden enough to protect them from predators. They are completely independent as soon as they hatch, capable of catching insects within the first day of life. If a young Goiba is having trouble catching an insect because it cannot move fast enough it will occasionally eat algae to sustain itself until it learns how to hunt properly. Once their shells harden they can use their powerful legs to run from larger predators or simply retract into their shells to protect themselves from smaller ones.
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