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MAny are pretty good ideas and useful to help establish a good ecosystem.
As for planet two, I think we shall name it.. Zeon.
Also, a few creatures to tide you over.
Viking Slime: A ocean faring version of the standard slime. Oceans and seas tend to have more salt than fresh water. This tends to make things more buoyant if I recall. The viking slime is a bit bigger than the average slime(right on the outskirts of small, but never medium), but it's mass is more on it's membrane when on the ocean. Simply put it works like a innertube with a lighter liquid instead of air. Instead of a mustache, they have a beard like tendril that they extend down into the water to get bubble weed and smaller fish. Their shell, is a dome cap with two horns to defend itself against aerial prey and other creatures. Budding is it's growth method.
Sombrero Slime: A tan slime designed for the desert. The average slime tend to have a stickier film, but the sombrero slime uses said film as insulation by covering itself in a layer of sand. It's sombrero is a mixture of a few designs. First off, it keeps the sun off the slime's body. Second, unlike the top hat, the sombrero is sturdier. Third, like my canteen cactus design, there is a small hole at the top of the sombrero that opens when it rains. It will then store the water in the center part of the sombrero to last longer in it's harsh climate. Finally, the edges are damn sharp. With a fine, super hard shell trim on the edge(maybe iron), when this thing spins, even a spearling would have trouble. They are omnivores like the other slimes, but they are fine eating plants. When attacked, that's when the slime posy slices and dices.
Rainbow Trout: A special take on a normal fish. Slightly magical, rainbow trout's scales change color depending on various factors and 'mood'. Angry and alert trout would be red, while afraid trout would be a almost painful yellow. A hiding trout would be bluish green for camo, while a mating trout would be purple. Male and female fish reproduction, eats plankton and bubble weed and other plants.
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