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| Weight | 2 g |
| Height | 1.4 inches |
| Scientific Name | Anuocol poisidiate |
| Classification | Modernus |
Description
Karro are a small frog-like Verpet who dwell in forests. They are brightly colored and most often have spots. Karros are excellent swimmers, and their large eyes glow in the dark. Karro have few predators as their skin produces a deadly toxin if they feel threatened.
Behavior
Karro are most commonly found in groups but they are not necessarily social Verpets. They spend most of the day sleeping underneath leaves and come out at night to hunt. Karro become good Verpets over time and will stop secreting poison when their owner holds them, but it is still wise for any owners of Karros to wash their hands thoroughly every time they hold their little pets.
Habitat
Karro dwell strictly in forests. They are usually found high in the trees, but can sometimes be found on the forest floor. At night Karro congregate in the very tops of trees where they snatch insects out of the air as they fly by.
Karro Colors
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Blue
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Red
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Yellow
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Green
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Black
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Brown
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White
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Orange
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Purple
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Pink
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Death 
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Divine
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Teacup
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Viral
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Totem
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Candy |