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Biofauna25 — Fresh Water Ribbonfish
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Ribbonfish are a type of aquatic radial organism that can be found in most Epimethian waters. They have an internal ribbing support similar to cuttlefish of Earth. Freshwater species of Ribbonfish come in two varieties: herbivorous tentacle-ribbons and carnivorous flower-ribbons.Related content
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these give me a sort of tadpole-ish impression, as if they were saying "this is not even my final form!" 
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Yeah, the largest ribbonfish only get to be about the size of a large goldfish, they're very close to the bottom of their respective food chains. They are primarily preyed upon by the bilaterally symmetrical ichthiids that I will be adding as soon as I'm done with the radials.
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in this case they look more than fit for their supposed niche 
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Thanks, but the credit must go to Mother Nature for that one. I admit that it's not very original.
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are you kidding? I absolutely love it! In fact I love the "natural" look of it! but the arrangement of the fins is totally original!
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