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This swamp-dwelling species makes its home in lands saturated in water or in deltas where fresh and saltwater meet in complicated and branching waterways. Their role in these muddy waters is to collect the thick sludge that forms throughout their environments and accumulate it at the roots of trees to create anchors that keep these plants in place, as well as to dig out locations where mushrooms take root and eventually fell these invasive and towering fungi. This constant movement of nutrients throughout their environments has the added benefit of shifting the layout of the land over time which allows for new plants to take root. When they aren't constantly terraforming their homes, these aquatic creatures seek shelter in the tangled roots below the murky waters of their swampy home.

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This ocean-dwelling variety of namudzu completely lacks eyesight, instead depending upon the tentacles across their body to sense their surroundings based on light levels. Given this lack of eyesight, these creatures tend to be very leisurely in their travel, floating slowly from place to place and letting their slow movement lure in unsuspecting creatures. They are just as likely to feed on parasitic aquatic creatures as they are to make a meal of creatures Mynrosians would consider pets, so those who keep these creatures pet are advised to give them pools to soak up moisture as well as isolation from small creatures of any kind. Instead, caretakers of these aquatic creatures can substitute their diet with a variety of fruits, mushrooms, and vegetables.