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Taddies hatch with an “apical tuft”. I don’t recall ever seeing anything saying there is a significance to them, just that they are lost at the first moult. Since it is not unusual for babies to have features that adults don’t have, I imagine it was just a whimsical thing with no particular meaning.
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I thought I read that the tufts of hair help with camouflage in the Reptangle environment? I could have dreamed that up, but not sure xD
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http://www.sarahjestin.com/feedbacklists.htmThe apical tuft is the remnants of the vel that became the Poad, or however you want to phrase it:
The Veligent, page 76
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As GardenNinja says, the tuft is lost in the first moult. However, a Poad can change back into a vel if needed so they must keep some connection:
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Hmm, I don’t see that mentioned in those pages. Is that something Ms. Melody said longer ago, before she started posting the Veligent pages (and before I started reading the forum regularly)?
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I probably mentioned this in a comment thread somewhere. The apical tuft is like the belly button of a newborn, or maybe like the tail of a tadpole. It’s the remnants of a physical bit of the vel, a reminder of a transitional phase. The connection to the vel becomes an internal structure, like the way a newborn’s attachment to a belly button closes and becomes the hepatic portal vein.
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