Just as I've said before on the discord, this is a very interesting species and I like it a lot.
The lung-bumps in the neotenic form seem to be open from the back. Do they not fully grow over in the neotenic form?
It's odd these don't also eat Shelpads...given their sizes, it might be more useful to say they're filter-feeders with a given size range rather than listing out individual microbe genus groups)
" ( Larvaback" There's a slight spacing error before "Larvaback".
These eat only three non-genus-group organisms, and that includes cannibalism. I wonder if having specific watershed habitats for Alpha would have expanded local watershed-dwelling organism sets?
I made sure I didn't check others' entries when I made my submission. It's interesting to see the similarities between the dispersal form of this organism and the Minosparrow.
I like the coloring.
It's odd these don't also eat Shelpads...given their sizes, it might be more useful to say they're filter-feeders with a given size range rather than listing out individual microbe genus groups)
" ( Larvaback" There's a slight spacing error before "Larvaback".
These eat only three non-genus-group organisms, and that includes cannibalism. I wonder if having specific watershed habitats for Alpha would have expanded local watershed-dwelling organism sets?
I made sure I didn't check others' entries when I made my submission. It's interesting to see the similarities between the dispersal form of this organism and the Minosparrow.
I like the coloring.
| QUOTE (Coolsteph @ Jul 8 2021, 12:39 AM) |
| The lung-bumps in the neotenic form seem to be open from the back. Do they not fully grow over in the neotenic form? It's odd these don't also eat Shelpads...given their sizes, it might be more useful to say they're filter-feeders with a given size range rather than listing out individual microbe genus groups) " ( Larvaback" There's a slight spacing error before "Larvaback". These eat only three non-genus-group organisms, and that includes cannibalism. I wonder if having specific watershed habitats for Alpha would have expanded local watershed-dwelling organism sets? I made sure I didn't check others' entries when I made my submission. It's interesting to see the similarities between the dispersal form of this organism and the Minosparrow. I like the coloring. |
No they do not, since they don’t need to leave the water the need of lungs was pretty much non existent.
Eh, I think listing what they can eat works fine. I’ll check out the Shelpads though.
I’ll fix that error when I can.
*shrug*, I tried my best to see what would live with them and what they could actually eat.
Huh, well alright then.
Aw thanks coolsteph!
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