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I know that I didn't get any takers when I first mentioned this, I just figured that I'd leave the option open in case someone later on would be interested.
Nejirva(Water)= 12 points
Nejorba(Stone)= 12 points
If you are interested just send me a note and we can work things out.

Guaftoids are the single most common genus of arthropod Rahi on Okoto. They are totally harmless and each different species has a diet to match their environment. Even though their bodies look extremely unbalanced their four legs are able to hold them up just fine. All but one species have four large eyes on the front of their heads, which are capable of different types of vision depending on which region they are from. It is unknown why their heads are so wide. At first it was thought that they were used for sparring during mating season but, as stated before, Guaftoids are completely harmless even to those of their own kind. Their compact bodies are perfectly suited to living in small spaces that most other organisms cannot get to, providing them safety as well.

Pictured here are two individuals from two very different biomes. Nejirva, the blue species, are very commonly found on the mainland of the Water Region, as despite their adaptability are unable to swim. They can live in watery environments just fine, but without a method of propulsion they can't go anywhere in open water. As expected for an organism of the Water Region, they are filter-feeders. They most often live in large groups so there is saftey in numbers from some of the carnivorous amphibious Rahi.
Nejorba are the species endemic to the Stone Region, and while they often vary in terms of colour, they are always a shade of orange or brown depending on their age. Unlike the Nejirva which have yet to adapt to their surroundings, Nejorba are adept burrowers and they use this ability in order to find small soft-bodied organisms to feed on under the stone flats. Because they live in the Stone Region where the ground is baked by the harsh Okotoan suns, you'd think having heat-vision would be useless, but these hardy bugs have a finely attuned heat vision which allows them to see organisms that give off heat, as opposed to everything in their field of view.

Description
I know that I didn't get any takers when I first mentioned this, I just figured that I'd leave the option open in case someone later on would be interested.
Nejirva(Water)= 12 points
Nejorba(Stone)= 12 points
If you are interested just send me a note and we can work things out.

Guaftoids are the single most common genus of arthropod Rahi on Okoto. They are totally harmless and each different species has a diet to match their environment. Even though their bodies look extremely unbalanced their four legs are able to hold them up just fine. All but one species have four large eyes on the front of their heads, which are capable of different types of vision depending on which region they are from. It is unknown why their heads are so wide. At first it was thought that they were used for sparring during mating season but, as stated before, Guaftoids are completely harmless even to those of their own kind. Their compact bodies are perfectly suited to living in small spaces that most other organisms cannot get to, providing them safety as well.

Pictured here are two individuals from two very different biomes. Nejirva, the blue species, are very commonly found on the mainland of the Water Region, as despite their adaptability are unable to swim. They can live in watery environments just fine, but without a method of propulsion they can't go anywhere in open water. As expected for an organism of the Water Region, they are filter-feeders. They most often live in large groups so there is saftey in numbers from some of the carnivorous amphibious Rahi.
Nejorba are the species endemic to the Stone Region, and while they often vary in terms of colour, they are always a shade of orange or brown depending on their age. Unlike the Nejirva which have yet to adapt to their surroundings, Nejorba are adept burrowers and they use this ability in order to find small soft-bodied organisms to feed on under the stone flats. Because they live in the Stone Region where the ground is baked by the harsh Okotoan suns, you'd think having heat-vision would be useless, but these hardy bugs have a finely attuned heat vision which allows them to see organisms that give off heat, as opposed to everything in their field of view.