Greater Gildea

The greater gildea split from its ancestor and has spread throughout the sea floor. With no major competition, it has formed thick carpets over every available surface, its growth only hindered by regions of softer sand formed by the constant burrowing of young hiding feeders and tentafeeders. They have altered the terrain, forming a new biome that is monoculturous in nature, and providing a home for smaller organisms and their larva. Particles of food and the like often get caught within the flora, which other organisms can use.