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rob89
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sand slug

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In the manual :

<<Large silicon-based inhabitants of desert planets. They pose serious threats to stationary platforms like mining stations >>

Why do they appear and attack my continental colonies ?

thanks in advance

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There are also "Space slugs" that mostly inhabit asteroid fields. Perhaps your continental colony passed close to some of them along it's orbital path.
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rob89
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unfortunately, this is not the case
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Sand slugs inhabit desert worlds because they eat the silicon found there. There shouldn't normally be any silicon at continental planets. Unless you are playing with a mod that alters the normal planetary resource distribution?
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Only desert worlds, especially with a valued resource. I've seen them attack other planets with a close proximity orbit. Sure it wasn't an ardulus or whatever? Sorry I can't help.
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