Vailnoffsticker
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The Vailnoffsticker is much like its cousin, the Ladysticker, but on the opposite side of Glicker—it split off from the Cleanupsticker simply by moving north. It focuses more on scavenging than its ancestor. It is otherwise just like its ancestor; it crawls about on the seafloor using its many leg-like baits, it seeks out dead fauna and flora to feed on with its chemoreceptive patches at the end of each arm, it eats by pulling food to a stomach-like organ in its center using its locomotory baits, it reproduces by releasing a plume of gametes from its underside when it finds a suitable mate, and it has a brief free-swimming Leafstar-like larval stage.