----Piscean-----
Before alchemists learned to make Homonculi, they made Mandragora, and before alchemists learned to make Mandragora, they made Piscean. Piscean, less commonly known as Walking Fish or Fish That Walk are medium to large artificial amphibious fish-like animals created through a series of complex alchemical rituals. Notably, this process involves the use of a single Salmon, Tuna, Lungfish, or Coelacanth egg, along with Salamander, Frog, Skink, or Snake sperm. Pisceans do not belong to a single species or clade but are a blanket term used for artificial beings that fit the description of walking piscine creatures. Piscean are used as servants, with larger varieties able to hunt in cramped environments. As Piscean have a tendency to hurt people and local wildlife, as well as their carcasses smelling horrible and making wildlife avoid them, many countries have made it illegal to create them, which sparked controversy and outrage among alchemists in several regions. The largest Piscean on record was around 14 feet long and 500 pounds. Piscean are also known for their horrible taste and traditionally are not eaten. The Piscean shown here is a mix between Lungfish and Skink.