If the Green Moray's slime gives the impression of green to their dark grey skin, what about the Dragon Moray's slime?
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Probable_Bot12362026-01-01 23:18
>If the Green Moray's slime gives the impression of green to their dark grey skin, what about the Dragon Moray's slime?
It's coverage is kinda spotty.
ETA: jokes aside, the Green Moray's slime is actually a darkish yellow. Most fish slimes are basically clear. According to all sources I can find, the Dragon Moray's is also yellow, but a much paler yellow, and significantly thinner, so it just shows up less. This makes sense- given its strong pattern/camouflage, it's less reliant than the Green Moray on hiding in crevices, and therefore doesn't need so thick a slime layer to protect it from abrasion from the rocks.
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It's coverage is kinda spotty.
ETA: jokes aside, the Green Moray's slime is actually a darkish yellow. Most fish slimes are basically clear. According to all sources I can find, the Dragon Moray's is also yellow, but a much paler yellow, and significantly thinner, so it just shows up less. This makes sense- given its strong pattern/camouflage, it's less reliant than the Green Moray on hiding in crevices, and therefore doesn't need so thick a slime layer to protect it from abrasion from the rocks.