Coralius certia
Descended from coralius cytra in zone 28
This new decomposer has grown 8 new tendril-like growths from its main stem. These new growths are the main source of their released enzymes, with there being pores all down each stem that are used to release their enzymes in a greater area, allowing them to get more nutrients for themselves. They absorb nutrients in the same way as their ancestors, as well as reproducing in the very same way. When they first start growing the enzymes are released from the main stem, however as they grow they will begin to grow out their extra growths and in turn grow faster. They also now will grow to a size of 5 inches because of the ability to obtain more nutrients easier.