Killislontus maculatus

Extinct (February 26th, 2019): No reason provided.

Killislontus maculatus
Creator	CheetoLord02
Information
Status	Extinct
Zones	23
Roles	Predator
Classification
Genus	Killislontus
Species	Killislontus maculatus
Evolution
Date	January 8th, 2019
Ancestor	Oslontus disrentius
Descendants	Duplicislontus xylunta

Oslontus maculatus, descended from Oslontus disrentius in a similar way to Oslontus disambiguus, is a symbiotic cleaner species, feeding on parasitic algae and fungus, particularly Phungii chytridus. It’s similar appearance to O. disambiguus is simply an evolutionary coincidence, as these 2 species simply share a common ancestor and are not directly related. It lives in zone 23, and due to its symbiotic relationship with Cynopsis pyrrhosynopsm, it is not often preyed upon by them. It also evolved a dorsal fin to gain extra swimming speed, so as to escape any potential predation. Furthermore these Oslontus are only around 6cm in length. This smaller size is beneficial, as they can more easily clean the smaller regions of their hosts.