Laspitrachys, more commonly called River Lichen are montane fykiamischos. Laspitrachys are tough and flakey, very similar to the rocks they grow on in texture, rough and bumpy. They reproduce purely asexually, spreading from one rock to another to another, they will also grow on wood and skeletons. Pieces of them are prone to break off and float through the ammonia, landing on new hard surfaces to grow on, or even getting caught in archeina of terrestrial seelenlos who bring them to other bodies of ammonia to spread. If you have any questions about this organism please don’t be afraid to ask.