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 Oh!  Those summer nights on Lambda are something to behold! The moon's   reflection on the water, the hot sand and the fire lit tikis dotting  the  beach are a sight to behold! But the most beautiful of all are the   swarms of Pu'uwai Agapi that light up the night like stars fallen to   Caramella! The  Pu'uwai Agapi are a species of small bug-like Petpet  that stand about  the size of a Softball! They are scaled and smooth  with hard shimmering  shells over their top sides and small claws on  their back toes. They  walk on their back 4 legs and use their soft from  appendages to gently   caress flowers and grab hold of the hair and fur  of their companions.   The long antennae on their heads glow with a  pulsating soft light and   can be seen from afar after dark. The Pu'uwai  Agapi are a mutualistic   creature who thrives by choosing another  creature to pair with, and  feed  off of the creature's negative  emotions. The strong mouth of the  Agapi  opens to suck away at their  hosts (it tickles a bit) to strip  them of  negative feelings. The  Pu'uwai Agapi seem to gain sustenance  from  converting these emotions to  energy, as a result the host  creature will  feel happy, relaxed and  some say you may even fall in  love if you get  kissed by a Pu'uwai Agapi  and then gaze into someone's  eyes. In Lambda  its considered good luck  for lovers to be kissed by  Agapi together. Some  floss have nick named  the Agapi "love bugs" due  to their abilities.