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| SPACE1 Photo shows three aquatic species. Located in the far background, glowing red number three is a new luminescent species. Visible are a total of five baby denizens. The electro luminescent is believed to come from a special DNA hemoglobin shining through a relatively clear exoskeleton. Markers one is an adult Veil Guppy and two is a juvenile Ramshorn. Credit: Humanoido |
New Alien Space Species Arrive!
Inside the mysterious far side domain of one space tank at the Aquatics Center, home of the SPACE1 Astronaut Training Center for Aquatic Species, a strange new aquatic species suddenly appeared.
While rapid breeding aquatics with new DNA more suitable for spacefaring missions on SPACE1 rockets, Aquatics Scientist & Curator Humanoido had moved the LED lighting source to the front for a fish photo shoot. What followed was fantastic and unexpected!
Hiding in the far backdrop were a new small baby breed cache of vividly red glowing snails, never seen before, highly visible by their electro-luminescence. The sudden appearance was due to a change and mix of space DNA employed in the breeding process to gain a species modification designed for space missions. Space aquatics can now add new species to their future missions in space.
