Aciru Species Info

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Custom Aciru Are still being priced. Maybe around 2 to 5 USD or 160 to 400 points depending on type, and details given and needed. Other options and add-ons are added onto this base price.

Aciru Life span: ranges from 35 to 50 years.
Gender ratio: 50: 50
Eye sight (compared to a humans): 30% worse then the average human vision.
Number of young (per couple): 1 to 5
Main colorings: Often have dark markings and colors, Lighter colors are uncommon.


Basic Info:
Aciru are fishy little things. Seemingly out of this world these odd creatures like to live about ¾ of their life in water or by it. It is known that they take a human like form out of water. That form is not perfect however and even so it is rather easy to tell an Aciru from a human. Some Aciru are raised like humans and do have more humanish looks to them however.
They are excellent swimmers and seem to share a bond with certain types of aquatic species. They are often closest to clown fish in particular, other fish in rarity, sea jellies, and a few selective types of shark.
They do not like or get along at all with whales or dolphins. This is because of the whales and dolphins relative species the Seira. The Seira is the natural predator of the Aciru. As a result the Aciru tend to avoid anything that could bring the Seira near them.

Behavior traits:
Often very playful and strong willed. They enjoy company but dislike large numbers. Often are very quite they are very vocal around the spring to summer season. Most Aciru are often very picky about style and clothing choices and often what they wear is determined by gender and species.

Life cycle:
Live birth or eggs are the two ways Aciru reproduce and it depends on the types which method is used. They live the first 5 to 10 years in small school of young deep in the ocean, often in pitch-black darkness. The next 5 years are spent traveling closer to the surface and developing their eyesight. It is during that time the Aciru usually gain an interest in mating or their appearances. They live the rest of their years either alone or in mated pairs. It is hard pressed to find a group of three or more Aciru because of territorial fighting and the need to protect young.

Updated: (To be added to as time goes along)
Rare Facts and Traits:
1. All aciru's eye's glow in total or near darkness, The glow color is often the inverted color of their natural eye color.
2. Aciru and a rare breed of Seira called Tuxies do get along to a extent. (this only works with shark-fin or Octa-breeds though)

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