Moonleaves
Moonleaves are the small version of Moonvines, that will eventually grow into them. They are a common sight in deep waters, growing from a hundred metres to a mile deep.
Basic Information
Anatomy
Moonleaves are a steel blue colour. They have large leaves that glow in clusters of 5-10. Each cluster grows into one large piece of moonvine kelp.
Ecology and Habitats
Moonvines grow very close to each other, creating a large bed of them. These beds can stretch miles, and when they grow into moonvines, will create the kelp forests.
Geographic Distribution
Typo: "Moonvines grow very close to each other, creating a large bed of them. These beds can stretch miles, and when they grow into moonvines..." If their leaves grow in clusters of 5-10, would ones with leaves in clusters of 5 be classified as a different species than the ones with leaves in clusters of 10?