The Players of the Game

The Players of the Game

As stated previously, the species seeded on Gaia are either domestic, invasive, urban, or in some other way tied to humans (aside from a few invertebrates).

Animals

Mammals

Domestic dog (of various breeds)

Domestic cat

Domestic pig

Brown rat

Guinea pig

Common Raccoons

Goats

Red fox

Cottontail rabbit

Grey squirrel

Northern Brown bandicoot

Sugar glider

Llama

Ferret

Virginia opossum

Southern red-backed vole

Fish

Koi

Beta fish

Pacostymus

Oscar/velvet cichlid

Common molly

Gobis

Mosquitofish

Mandarinfish

Silver Carp

Northern Snakehead

Rainbow Trout

Clownfish

Striped sea bass

Salmon

Tilapia (5 species)

European Bass

Milkfish

Red drum

Sea Lamprey

Birds

Blue jays

Chickens

Canada Geese

Domestic Turkeys

House sparrows

Rock Doves

Peregrine Falcons

Seagulls

Zebra finch

Budgie

Cockatiel

Starlings

Peafowl

Reptiles

Garter snakes (5 species)

Red-eared slider turtle

Common Snapping turtle

Brown Anole

Bearded dragon

Green iguana

Amphibians

Cane toad

Tiger salamander

American bullfrog

Insects

Cockroaches (American)

Mealworms

Asian giant hornets

Honeybees

Earwigs

Gypsy moth

Tree wetas

Hercules beetle

House Cricket

Housefly

West Indian drywood Termites

Gray silverfish

Red imported Fire ants

Linne's Cicadas

Myriapods

House centipede

Arachnids

Whip spider (Phrynus longipes)

Camel spider (+10 species)

Giant Vinegaroon

House spider

Carolina Wolf spider

Crustaceans

Ecuadoran Hermit crabs

European Crayfish

Brine shrimp

Common Pillbug

Acorn barnacle

Annelids

Earth worms (Nightcrawler and Red wiggler)

European medicinal leech

Christmas tree worm

European Fanworms

Mollusks

Banana slug

Common Cuttlefish

Cone Snail (20+ species)

Zebra Mussels

Queen Scallops

Garden Snail

Cnidarians

Sea Anemones (10+ species)

Echinoderms

Sea Urchins (20+ species)

Sea Cucumbers (40+ species

Purple Seastar

Plants

Various algae

Common latans

Kudzu

Papyrus

Aloa Vera

Maze

Wheat

Sunflower

Carrot

Potato

Yam

Wild Bananas

Apples

Pears

Cantaloupe

Watermelon

Grapes

Roses

Ginko biloba

Cedar

Indigo

Henna Tree

Kentucky bluegrass

Nori seaweed

Various fungi, bacteria and other single celled organisms have also been seeded on Gaia for the purposes of filling out the ecosystems of the planet and allowing biological processes to occur.