I've already solved this using a combination of Keratinocytes and Gluocytes. One solution makes a Keratino worm with a Gluocytic head, and my other one being a simple colony of Keratinocytes and Gluocytes. Split Mass and which cell to split is crucial here in order for the third species to survive. ...

Producing a Secrocyte with Protease secretion can work as long as the split is linear (180 degrees, with the Secrocyte at the middle and adhesives off to Child Adhesive and Split Adhesive)

Either try to split it with Child Adhesive off or have a timed Stemocyte turn into a Gluocyte. The cell itself is too big for 90/10 splits to completely eliminate the bond.

Have you tried playing around with the Secrocyte? Secrocyte is one of the unique cell types because it can secret substances. These substances can be signals (S1, S2, S3,... ) or other stimulus (Food, Wall,... ). Secrocyte can only prodcue one of the selected substance in such large amounts. It cann...

You can try meddling with the Split Mass instead of trying to find the Nutrient Priority. Nutrient Priority prioritizes a cell to make it hatch first, which you can also do on Split Mass if you configured it accordingly. The challenge itself doesn't require Nutrient Priority to be solved. You can co...

Though there were some complications with the plant's development process, everything else is operational. Outstanding system you've built in this circular world.

M1 of Virocytes are passed down to the victim's M1 mode. They can only infect up to the second generation, meaning the third generation will keep its traits rather than being overriden by the Virocyte.

EDIT: Typo corrections.

I can see so much effort has put into this. Good Job!

Try making the chassis of your solution much smaller either by making the design simpler or divide the properties into smaller modules, individually floating by their own Buoyocyte/s. Maybe the problem is that they're interconnected to each other. If one were heavier, it'll pull the others down. Try...

Well, designs would require Keratinocytes if one were to use Devourocyte unlike Gluocytes which could still function without being dependent on Keratinocytes. I have a couple of my own designs that don't require Keratinocytes with the use of Gluocytes and still works like a charm. It is quite pecula...