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A '''Basilisk egg''' is an egg of the [[Basilisk|said creatures]]. They are [[chicken]] eggs hatched under a [[toad]], thus breeding the deadly King of Serpents. This method was first discovered by [[Herpo the Foul]], and has been banned since Medieval times. |
A '''Basilisk egg''' is an egg of the [[Basilisk|said creatures]]. They are [[chicken]] eggs hatched under a [[toad]], thus breeding the deadly King of Serpents. This method was first discovered by [[Herpo the Foul]], and has been banned since Medieval times. |
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A Basilisk egg is an egg of the said creatures. They are chicken eggs hatched under a toad, thus breeding the deadly King of Serpents. This method was first discovered by Herpo the Foul, and has been banned since Medieval times.
Behind the scenes
- Alastor Moody believed in paranoia that one of his birthday present was a cleverly disguised basilisk egg and smashed it apart before realising it was a carriage clock.
Appearances
- Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (First mentioned)
- Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Mentioned only)
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Mentioned only)