Though the angler fish can be considered pug ugly for the common eye (people who just don't really know about animals) it's could lead to a new way to hunt underwater. The angler fish is famous for the ability to use bioluminescence to attract prey to it, doing nothing but staying still. So the lure (don't have a name for it) would be a horn gene that would be obtained by fishing 50 times. The effects would be +1 attractiveness to fish, however would be doubled if the nicheling would be underwater. This would of course include Clownkoi and Razoranha.
Next would be the angler jaws (like the barracuda gene idea). It would be obtained by fishing 70 times. The effects would be +1 underwater breathing, +1 fishing and +1 strength. The reason for no smelling is because gills don't have smelling so this won't either and it also makes the gene not broken. The snout gene is pretty obvious why.
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Though the angler fish can be considered pug ugly for the common eye (people who just don't really know about animals) it's could lead to a new way to hunt underwater. The angler fish is famous for the ability to use bioluminescence to attract prey to it, doing nothing but staying still. So the lure (don't have a name for it) would be a horn gene that would be obtained by fishing 50 times. The effects would be +1 attractiveness to fish, however would be doubled if the nicheling would be underwater. This would of course include Clownkoi and Razoranha.
Next would be the angler jaws (like the barracuda gene idea). It would be obtained by fishing 70 times. The effects would be +1 underwater breathing, +1 fishing and +1 strength. The reason for no smelling is because gills don't have smelling so this won't either and it also makes the gene not broken. The snout gene is pretty obvious why.
Hope this was interesting, Sincerely Biogamer
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