Whilst the Pairrankistro adapt to cling upon stoney land, their brethren, the Actankistro and Laqueuskitro, have divulged for more humbling tides. Lapping along as waves, the intertidal zone's outermost edges to the free land breach the sandy seas in their high tide, with few exiting the nursery as to avoid an untimely demise. Afterall, what was even the point if there was nothing to eat? The one thing to gain was freedom, and oh could they do such. Actankistro primarily constitute themselves among the beaches and softer coastlines of Talamhgaile's landmasses. Similarly to their relative, Actankistro hold two tubes spreading from a single tube leading down to it's root, of which was inversed from the Pairrankistro for better grasping of the sands. Actankistro gains it's nutrients from the lapping waves. Laqueuskistro represent one of the only organisms to properly adapt to freshwater, despite it's lack of vascularity preventing further spread from the seabed. It's roots have evolved to branch outward into the thin substrate and rocks, spreading itself across the river. It's distinguishing 'Loops' of the two tubes, almost like it were stretching, is actually a mechanism to extend more surface area to itself. Both organisms represent the hearty climb to land beyond the nursery, niches filled by the red photosynthesizers down there unseen in the barrens.
