There is nothing what a Maggot seal fears more than the sharp pseudo-jaws of an adult Diblocongri prodigiosus.
Dubiobrachids are inhabitants of the upper water layers (between 100 and 0 meter). They are fast, very well armed and intelligent enough to surprise even the most vigilant herbivore. Their boby is covered with electric receptors, a sensitive lateral line system and heat sensors. Diablocongri have one of the longest spines and is the longest animal of Silvanus. Normally the beast swim slowly through the underwater vegetation and search for prey with it's shark like smelling system. When near enough it uses mainly it's lateral organ and the electric receptors. Acisculaqueus stromeri is a close relative which prefer hard shelled prey which is often hidden under mud.