>>32114145>it makes things colder>induces increased mineralization in living organismsYea, that's what I was worried about. Might make it harder for something like a snake to exist where there are large concentrations of it, but I might just be overthinking it.
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>>32112862Salamanders would be cute, but again, I feel like they would face the same problems as the Noodles. How about instead various species of tiny crustaceans? They mostly develop shells as is, so the calcification could be redirected from important tissues into that, and they aren't really aversed to living in cold conditions.
Found
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiwa_hirsuta while looking them up, and I think this would be cute to put in.
All in all, it really depends on how cold you want the underground to be. I assume you don't want to go below freezing temp. because that would, along with it being a cave biome, basically kill of any chance of anything bigger than bacteria developing there, maybe not even that. If we are instead talking about somewhere in the range of 1-5 celsius(caves are usually somewhere in the 10-20 range from my very brief search) we still have options, but are still very limited.
This is actually really interesting, since we are trying to establish an ecosystem where by all accounts there shouldn't be anything.
Also side note, I find it funny how our chuubanite effects are practically the opposite, since I plan to make /rrat/'s chuubanite produce heat(because Bae is objectively the hottest holo) and "soften" men by making them more friendly and unable to get angry or upset.
>>32114974Still kinda in the dead hours, but if you are up for it, I would suggest coming back and asking a few hours later.
>>32115085Just leave it, Rosemaiden, the kid is just here to stir up shit.
