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Personal Narrative: Aquatic Biome

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Same as usual, since the conditions seem to not differ as much. The biome is just, worse, the snails are dead. They seem to be giving off their body parts like corn flakes in a cereal bowl, mixed with milk. The shells are flipped, with one shell floating, but dispersing off its flaky body parts. The aquatic biome is still crashed, just like last time. I don 't know if I have the time to restart since I have no clue as to sustain a biome. The snails look deceased, I am not looking forward to wasting anymore money on creatures, feel as though having an aquatic biome is worser than a terrestrial biome, and that 's just the jist of it. Pretty soon, I might restart, but the case looks to be ignored. If I am going to have to restart, it would be

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