Mancerxia amphaflorapod

Due to the large number of sun absorbing species around in the small pool, Mancerxia amphaflorapod has adapted to live both on the water and land. This amphibious walking plant can only stay out for a short time though before drying out even though it is about the size of an ant (2 mm). Its cone shaped body stores water so it can keep wet while the outside has developed a harder water resistant shell to prevent evaporation. The leaves have now grown even larger to absorb more sunlight. It must still go into the water to refill and re-hydrate as well as lay its budding babies into the water to grow.

Mancerxia amphaflorapod (Ambuloflorapodus amphibios)
Species Information
Creator	Hydromancerx More by this creator
Week and Generation	1/8
Habitat	Ocean Floor, Coast
Size	2 mm tall
Support	Unknown
Diet	Photosynthesis
Respiration	Unknown
Thermoregulation	Unknown
Reproduction	Budding
Taxonomy
Ancestor	Mancerxia florapod
Descendants	None