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Caipeito Gators live high in the jungles of Phi. With their wings they soar above the trees and nest in the lush green canopy. They are semi-aquatic and like to hunt and rest in the cool waters of the Phi rivers. Caipeito Gators are excellent hunters that usually go after small game and fish. When hunting in the wild they will sit still for a very long time waiting for prey. They gather lots of bugs on them in this way and tropical jawbreakers will take advantage of this for the meal it provides. It is not uncommon to see a flock of Caipeito with jawbreakers mixed in. However, Caipeito are known to get in fights with Mousiki Monkeys and will eat them if the opportunity arises, seeing the two fight with their duplication powers is quite terrifying. They can be tamed as long as they are properly conditioned from a young age to rely on Candyfloss for food and affection. They like having access to a swimming pool and high shelves to fly up to and sleep. Many owners of the Caipeito Gators set up netting in high corners of their home for them to nest in. Domestic Caipeito are rather lazy and like to flop about on their big claws and snap their jaws for attention. The Phi capitol Mercury City has named the Caipeito Gator as their city mascot and the streets of the city can see countless flocking to the sunniest areas. The city bans any harm to come to the wild Caipeito and people are encouraged to feed or take them into a loving home.