The Silverscale Glider is a sleek, surface-skimming fish species native to the faster-moving currents of the Arla River inflow into Lake Arla. Its shimmering scales and gliding movements just beneath the surface give the illusion of silver ribbons dancing across the water. It feeds primarily on micro-mineral particles suspended in the river water, along with small airborne insects it catches mid-jump.

The Silverscale Glider helps regulate insect populations and is prized in myths of the Trando Tribe and the Honga Tribe as a spirit-fish believed to guide the souls of the drowned.

• Size: 12-15 cm
• Weight: 600 grams
• Body Shape: Elongated and aerodynamic, with wing-like fins
• Skin: Silver with light blue undertones, highly reflective
• Speed: 6.0–9.0 km/h with bursts during leaps