Biome Adoption Plan - All the empty caves

[MNIDJM]

After reading the ecosystem page, I realized that there are no organisms in the Darth Lava Tube Sea Caves, the Bono Limestone Sea Caves, the Blood Lava Tube Sea Caves,or the Martyk Sandstone Sea Caves, and in some, there has NEVER been any organisms, EVER! Since there is that Cave only rule, I thought this would be the prefect opportunity to try.

Darth Lava Tube Sea Caves: - Kenotai
Micros:
Current: 1
Planned: 5

Macros:
Current: 0
Planned: 5

Bono Limestone Sea Caves:
Micros:
Current: 1
Planned: 5

Macros:
Current: 0
Planned: 5

Blood Lava Tube Sea Caves:
Micros:
Current: 0
Planned: 5

Macros:
Current: 0
Planned: 5

Martyk Sandstone Sea Caves:
Micros:
Current: 0
Planned: 5

Macros:
Current: 0
Planned: 5

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This topic is I could really use some help.

[Kenotai]

There are plenty of other caves to choose from that have no life.  Because, you know, I was going to do this one.

[MNIDJM]

Then you can have it.

[Hydromancerx]

Yeah the Ice Comet flooded those caves and thus washed out all the life that once was in them. I might help too but i need to first keep working on the week 20 ecosystem page.

[Clarke]

I think Martyk and Blood caves are connected through wright water tables, so organisms should also spread out between the empty biomes.

[Hydromancerx]

I think Martyk and Blood caves are connected through wright water tables, so organisms should also spread out between the empty biomes.

As long as they lived in the water table too.

[MNIDJM]

Bono Buckler (Coli bonotus)

Creator: MNIDJM
Ancestor: Blue Buckler
Habitat: Bono Limestone Sea Caves
Size: Microscopic
Diet: Detrivore (Organic Particles)
Reproduction: Binary Fission

The bono buckler split from it's ancestor. Due to the lack of any other organisms, they now must live completely independent lives. they feed off of the ancient remains of the old inhabident of this cave, now reduced to nothing more than particles and fossils. They also became more stream lined and absorb particles through openings on both ends of their cell membranes.