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The subject of this article is from the Beyond update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 27 November, 2019. |
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 27 November, 2019.
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This article was documented by the Galactic Hub. |
| D. Reguspaxima | |
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| Galaxy | Euclid |
| Star system | Riwons-Yohild |
| Planet | Aturmion Ebet |
| Bait | Fermented Fruit |
| Gender | Male/Asymptotic |
| Behaviour | Wary |
| Diet | Solar Vines |
| Height | 0.5 m |
| Weight | 71.2 kg |
| Genus | Conokinis |
| Notes | No stomach |
| Mode | Survival |
| Territory | No |
| Discovered by | g5457s |
| Discovery platform | Xbox |
| Updated | Atlas Rises |
D. Reguspaxima is a creature
Summary
D. Reguspaxima is a creature in the No Man's Sky universe and it is a member of the Conokinis genus.
These Greater Mushroom Beetles can be found littered all over this Hot planet and thrive in the immense heat caused by the Heated atmosphere of planet Aturmion Ebet. Large congregations of these creatures can be found around Solar Vines as the Solanium that grows on the vines is the main source of their diet. Wary creatures that avoid strangers and odd situations at all cost as their smaller size makes them vulnerable to almost anything that comes across them. Seem to have no stomach which allows them to go for great lengths inbetween meals.
Alias names
| All | Original: | D. Reguspaxima |
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| Xbox | Current: | D. Reguspaxima |
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Location
It can be found on the planet Aturmion Ebet in the Riwons-Yohild star system.
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Additional information
Documented by: TPHaze
The name of this GMB has changed from Idusosae Ociu to D. Reguspaxima. Also seems the color has changed from having red in it to being mostly tan and brown. Surveyed and confirmed to be still in existence by TPHaze during the Beyond(2.13) update. Original discovery credits go to g5457s who noted when first discovered "cute and adorable floating greater mushroom beetle, features rarely-seen red stripes with an even more rarely seen white-to-orange-gradient-colored mushroom symbiote. The stem appears brownish-grey with blue spots, and it floats on 8 tentacle appendages."
Gallery
Analysis Visor view of the Male gender
Analysis Visor view of the Asymptotic gender
HUD data
Original picture by g5457s
