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Coral Reef
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Abundant |
  
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Occasional |
 
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Rare |
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Tool Required |
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Resources |
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Renewable? |
No |
Common Biomes |
The Ocean (Shallow) |
"coralreef"
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“The coral's formed a reef!”
“I wish I had a snorkel.”
“Is so fragile!”
“The coral grows to escape the sea.”
“PEAK CORAL PRODUCTION”
“I adore marine invertebrates!”
“Ripe for the picking.”
“This could likely support a wide array of life.”
“A hard and brittle place. I like it.”
“A coral party!”
“What a pretty coral reef.”
“A rainbow searock.”
“Ye better steer clear, Woodlegs.”
Coral Reef is a Biome in the Shipwrecked DLC. It is characterized by a multi colored texture on the terrain, and often contain rocks covered in Coral. When mined with a Pickaxe, the reefs drop 2-4 pieces of Coral total. After being mined, they can be Hammered to drop Limestone, however since Limestone sinks, the drops can only be obtained using a Trawl Net, and only within 2 days of sinking.
The Coral will fully grow back after 12 days. It has a heavily increased grow rate during rain, similar to Mushrooms.
Brainy Sprouts may also be found less commonly, which may be picked for Brainy Matter.
The Yaarctopus may be found in this Biome and often plenty of Shoals are around.
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A coral reef with its inhabitants.
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