Editing Periodic Table of Dragons (section)

==Selenium 34==
Selenium dragons, somewhat related to Germanium dragons, showcase their intermediacy between Metallic and Crystal dragons by being born as a brick-red Crystalline dragon and remaining so through their youth. just before they reach maturity, they move into areas with high heat, such as a volcano or deep underground, and through a mysterious and unknown process, become lustrous black Metallic dragons.

As a young dragon, its red scales are sought out for creating red glass as well as for its property as a potent poison when powdered. This toxic property is useful for young Selenium dragons, its claws leave traces of this toxin in the wounds of its foes, making them difficult and dangerous enemies of those who hunt or displease them. This toxic property accelerates death and marks their opponent with a distinct stench so the dragon to find prey that was wounded but managed to flee, even if they later die from the poisoned wound. To be able to easily make out where a recent opponent has hidden adds to their nature as difficult and dangerous enemies or prey. Unfortunately, due to the rash and proud nature of young ones, enemies can be made quite easily. 

Along the back of a juvenile Selenium dragon are what appear to be partial fins whose purpose at this stage is unknown.

Adult Selenium dragons do not lose the toxic property of their scales and claws, however, they do not poison without provocation. This is traded off by the adult gaining a great resistance to most forms of acid as well as electricity sparking through its scales and back fins, whose exact purpose are unknown. This development gives the once breathless dragon an electric breath weapon slightly weaker than that of a Germanium dragon, but their scales are far tougher as a counterbalance.

In sunlight the adults seem to grow in strength and power, but the mechanism by which this happens remains unknown.

As adults their scales are no less valuable, now used as weak electric and solar focuses as well as catalysts in alchemical experiments. Adults, unlike juveniles, understand the value of their own scales and are far more level-headed and mellow than they were when they were young. It is unknown why their transformation has such profound changes in personality.