Spanish Dragons
- Cauchador Real: (Royal Conqueror ) From the Spanish Pyrenees, this large heavyweight breed is one of the ancestors of the Regal Copper
- Flecha-del-Fuego: (Arrow of the Fire). Spanish lightweight breed that can breathe fire. It has a black body with white wings. Its head, shoulders, neck, and the front of their wings are red. It weighs (8-10) tons. (40–48 ft) it is around the size of a Gray Copper. The males have horns and frills like the Kazilik. It can breathe fire up to 50 yards (46 m) and can maintain it for 1½ minutes. They are extremely fast and manuverable. They have wings like the Anglewing, so they can make faster and sharper turns than can most dragons.
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