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Electro Slime
Diet:
Meat
Favorite:
Fish
Slimeology:
Electro Slimes are always energetic and buzzing with activity, jumping about as their body sparks with electricity. They prefer to eat foods high in electrolytes, and will spend morning to evening using up their seemingly endless energy. Electro Slimes will calm down later in the night, and rest to recharge.
Rancher Risks:
The biggest thing you need to worry about with an Electro Slime is it's ever-sparking body. Touching it will be quite a shock! Because they are full to the brim with energy, they can be a handful to keep hold of as all they want to do is continue moving. If you aren't careful, an Electro Slime can kill a Puddle Slime if the two come in contact.
Plortonomics:
Electro Plorts are relied upon heavily all across the globe. They can be used as a source for a generator, and even charge a dead car battery! Because electricity is a permanently demanded resource, Electro Plorts will always have a minimum of a decent price.
Crested Slime
Diet:
Fruits and Veggies
Favorite:
Mint Mango
Slimeology:
Crested Slimes are a beautiful, tropical slime that love to spend their time in high places like trees or high rocks. They slightly float due to their light bodies, and make chirping noises rather than typical slime noises. Crested Slimes love to follow Hens around.
Rancher Risks:
These slimes are a bit temperamental, and have been known to have attitude without any particular reason. Other than that, Crested Slimes pose no risk to Ranchers or other slimes.
Plortonomics:
Crested Plorts are a beautiful, soft plort used in decorations for many kinds of tribal clothing. Their beauty makes them a popular demand. Research has also shown that Crested Plorts can be broken down and used in medicine on Earth to help patients with anger disorders.
Toxic Slime
Diet:
Everything
Favorite:
(None)
Slimeology:
Toxic Slimes thrive in unhealthy areas, particularly areas lacking in other life. Although a little smelly and consisting of nasty material, they mean well and typically keep to themselves. Toxic Slimes will feed on literally everything. Due to the fact that their bodies are acidic and unnatural, it breaks down food or plorts very quickly. Because of this, it is impossible for a Toxic Slime to become a Largo. Their plorts are deadly to other slimes.
Rancher Risks:
These slimes don't go out of their way to harm a Rancher, but they can unintentionally hurt your crops and your other slimes. Slimes that eat a Toxic Plort will melt, making them a slime you don't want to leave roaming around. Furthermore, Toxic Slimes that approach too closely to a garden can cause the crop to rot immediately, just like The Tarr.
Plortonomics:
Although seemingly useless, Toxic Plorts are very handy back on Earth for disposing of waste. It's properties disintegrate garbage very easily, and has helped limit trash pollution better than ever before in Earth's history.
Bunny Slime
Diet:
Veggies
Favorite:
Carrot
Slimeology:
Who doesn't love a cute, bouncy bunny? Bunny Slimes are excellent jumpers, and would have no trouble escaping a low-grade Coral. They love hopping around in open areas, with lots of vegetation around. Some say that Bunny Slimes make great home pets, and get along well with Tabby Slimes. It has been observed that in low temperatures, Bunny Slimes appear less often.
Rancher Risks:
Although cute, these Bunny Slimes can be a crop nightmare. In particular, they can smell their favorite food, carrots, from a much farther distance than other slimes. This makes them a deadly threat to your garden if unattended or without a Scareslime properly placed. Be careful not to let your enclosed Bunny Slimes loose for this reason!
Plortonomics:
Bunny Plorts have been broken down to fine, tough thread and used back on Earth to make all types of different clothing. Especially in colder countries, it is common to see hats and mittens made from fine Bunny Plorts. In richer areas, entire coats have been made and sell for a pretty penny.
Ghost Slime
Diet:
(None)
Favorite:
(None)
Slimeology:
If you're out late and stumble upon a ghost slime, chances are a Tarr is nearby. Ghost Slimes are only visible at night, and if exposed to sunlight, will vanish. It is best to not try and enclose one of these, as their spirit may become restless, and who knows what might happen...
Rancher Risks:
Although some may be afraid of ghosts, these slimes will simply pass right through you. However, some say not to anger a Ghost Slime for a reason...
Plortonomics:
Ghost Slimes cannot produce plorts. Unfortunately, their time for that has passed.
MooMoo Slime
Diet:
Grass
Favorite:
(None)
Slimeology:
MooMoo Slimes are very slow, easy-going slimes that simply want to spend their days munching on grass and enjoying the breeze. These slimes greatly resemble their Earth counterpart, thus earning their name, and are great for beginner Ranchers. Just keep an eye on your grass fields!
Rancher Risks:
When there is a group of wild MooMoo Slimes, you can guarantee that Bull Slimes are nearby as well. They can be very temperamental if you get too close, so it is best to watch your back. MooMoo Slimes leave behind very tasty plorts, and can be a threat if any Largos nearby catch wiff of one.
Plortonomics:
MooMoo Plorts have been discovered to be an amazing substance in creating baby formula back on Earth. It is high in vitamins and is extremely healthy for bone growth. Further research has shown that MooMoo plorts are excellent for pill supplements, and have been great for people who are ill.
