Flagellacilio

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## Description

Bactericilliate Flagelliatus is a species of bacteriocillates. It is common in freshwater or saltwater streams, lakes and ponds, as well as mosses and soil. Flagellacilios have newer ancestors and smarter ancestors, but Flagellacilios hate coexisting with them. Even with their other ancestors.

### Variants

There are 2 variants that can appear in the same genus, The Sucker-Cilio and the Puffer- Cilio. These are genes that affect the Flagellacilio's ciliocytes and realter them. They are just different genes, not species. However, they are just variants.

#### Sucker-Cilio

Sucker-Cilios, also known as Bull-Cilios are types of ciliocytes that suck cells inside their body. Flagellacilios also use Sucker-Cilios for defense. However, Flagellacilios might use their defense protocol too much and get too aggressive they might start forming fights between other Flagellacilios. This fight usually starts by the ciliocytes, trying to break the opponent's adhesin of cilliocytes. The fight usually ends if the others adhesin broke. The Broken-Adhesin Flagellacilo will go straight to a spot and die slowly, causing free food eventually. It is said that Puffer-Cilios have a super low chance to win against the Sucker Cillio form because it can't fight. Sucker-Cilios are aggressive and can destroy other Bactericilliates.

#### Puffer-Cilio

Puffer-Cilios are friendly-behaving ciliocytes which acts friendly to other Bactericilliates. When bumping to another Bactericilliate, it will just brush it away like nothing happened. Puffer-Cilios do not attack. Around 75% of the population are puffer-cilliates. However, Puffer-Ciliates are defenseless to Sucker-Cilliates and might have a low chance of winning. Puffer-Ciliates just swipe off any debris it comes off. It doesn’t devour or kill it, it just swipes it off. Puffer Cilios, unlike the Sucker Cilio, do not start fights, unless it is fighting with a Sucker-Cilio.

### Download

https://www.dropbox.com/s/2t3u10l41wwu2vb/Flagellacilio.substrate?dl=0

### Competitors

Bactericilliate Flagelliatus is a tiny bacteria species. They are very small bacteria with a dark green color and a small body. They filter feed and do not prey on other animals. These species can survive predator attacks, but an invasive species of Predatory Drillers, also known as Cilliato Infestakargus, can wipe them out and make them extinct. These Predatory Driller species are capable of wiping out any competition by flooding them with massive numbers, which prevents the competitors from eating, resulting in the rival dying. These Predatory Drillers are hazardous to Flagellacilios and can seriously harm the ecology. The Flagellacilios, despite their aggressiveness, have a slim chance of victory.

## Scientific Classification

### Species

Bactericilliate Flagelliatus

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Flagellacilios also share their habitat with other species, as long if their are not threatening them.

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### Appearance

Flagellacilios are a group of animals distinguished by the presence of ciliate cells known as cilia, which are structurally identical to Phago-Cilios. Like cilliate species, Flagellacilios also have Flagella. Because flagellacilios are bacteria, they are quite tiny. The Flagellacilio appears to have only four cells, with a green palette of varying green tints. Ciliocytes function on all sides, both up and down. Other bacteria have evolved to fight flagellacilios. Because of its small size, their flagellocyte is extremely rapid, and the drills collect food on its center body. Flagellacilios reproduce by destroying their flagella and replace them with new flagella. Flagellacilios are able to regenerate their flagella by reproducing. They too can also regenerate their damaged Flagellocytes. They reproduce by creating an Egg which will eventually hatch into the new offspring of the organism.

### Size and Habitat

Flagellacilios are ussually the upgraded ancestors of Phago-cilios. All though similar, Flagellacilios are in the same genus of Phago-cilios. Phagocilios are too weak so they adapted to other harsh conditions. Because of this, this is the reason why Flagellacilio gets its name. (Phago = Flagella + Cilio) Flagellacilios are not smart, like Phago-Cilios. Flagellocilios are micro-bacteria. A normal Micro-Algae is super huge for Flagellocilios. They are not yet extinct.
Flagellacilios also hate to stay with Smart Flagellacilios, as they could die to them. To prevent this, Smart Flagellocilios are toxic to salt to Flagellacilios have evolved to move in salt water.
Flagellacilios are bacteria, so they rather thrive on lake water. Because of that, they could even coexist with another species if possible. Basically, they will simply drill other bacteria because the Flagellocilio is aggresive. Flagellocilios love drilling alot of nutrients so it will reproduce alot. They also camouflage green as other bacteria or algae so they are prey to other predators. Flagellacilios actually coexist with Phago-Cilios. Flagellacilios also live in the ocean. Flagellacilios don’t mind sharing their habitat with other species unless they are dangerous species, for an example; is the Smart Flagellacilio. They could almost crush them using their ciliocytes when disturbing them. Flagellacilios also can regenerate their damaged flagellocytes.

## Predation

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Flagellacilios are not always carnivores, even their bodies were made for filter feeding. They are not predators, but they may attack other organisms if they feel threatened by them. They attack other organisms for self-defense protocols, since they don't possess any Keratinocytes. Flagellacilios have a slim chance of winning against predators.

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A flagellocilliobitat in lake water.A Flagellacilio wandering.