Farewells and Introductions in Artemiidae
During our last glimpse into Artemiidae, we saw some rather lucky behavior! Unfortunately for Pale Cyematidae, the Banshee Hydrolisks eventually got to her. Opalescent Striata was one very violent Grendel, yet I slowly watched her age. Despite all of the slapping, the cause of her death was completely natural old age. She ushered in the end of the original group’s chapter, which wasn’t all that interesting to watch. There were a lot of deaths, and a flurry of imported babies! After the storm cleared and things calmed down, I finally had a chance to make a new video chapter about this C3/DS underwater world! A slightly extended chapter was requested, so this one has a longer running time. Sit back and enjoy meeting the very colorful babies, including some unusual mixed breeds! Everyone is unique in this world.
The dark side to everything was the sudden loss of a number of imported babies. All appeared to die from genetic mutations, although I plan to do a full analysis to make sure I didn’t do anything incorrectly. Most surprising of all were the deaths of Colortrue Pearl Mermaid Norn fraternal twins. That’s right: Their genetics were not identical, yet they both suffered from fatal mutations. The other set of fraternal twins did survive, though: See them and many more in this latest chapter of Artemiidae!
Somehow, I find the fact that you never noticed the older Artemia Grendel despite passing over him a bunch of times to be extremely amusing.
On a more serious note, perhaps now would be a good time to look into getting the Dummy Control or something into Past Seas to distract the Banshee Hydrolisks from each other.
I laughed at myself when I watched the video. He was RIGHT there. Being the only one with a mark didn’t tip me off, either! Ha ha!
I think I will look into getting something to keep the Banshee Hydrolisks more occupied with something other than slapping other Grendels. Some are a tad more violent than others, and if I can get those ones to ease up, I think our visits to the Past Seas will be more positive! Thanks for the suggestion!