One final tip: THE BEST WAY TO FIGURE OUT WHAT COLOR TO USE IS: Test, experiment, and try. Get to know the body of water. Get to know the fish in the body of water. After a while, you will learn EXACTLY which colors the fish prefer.
The living sloths are omnivores. They may eat insects, small lizards, and carrion, but their diet consists mostly of buds, tender shoots, and leaves, mainly of Cecropia trees. They have made extraordinary adaptations to an arboreal browsing lifestyle.
A sloth's hair grows in the opposite direction, from its belly toward its back. That's because normal fur would fluff up, not lie flat, on an upside-down sloth. A sloth's smooth fur sheds water while it hangs upside down in the rainforest. Sloth fur also helps hide sloths from predators in the wild. That damp fur is a great place for moisture-loving algae (AL-jee) to grow. The algae turn the fur greenish. This makes a sloth blend in with the leaves around it.