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'''Spadefish''' are very easy to catch, making them a reliable [[Food|food source]]. |
'''Spadefish''' are very easy to catch, making them a reliable [[Food|food source]]. |
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==Appearance== |
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'''Spadefish''' have a flat, irregularly-formed body. They have two small pectoral fins and one long dorsal fin that extends across its tail protuding from the back of its triangular head. Next to its side fins, two tendrils extend towards the tail, to which they connect about mid-way. |
'''Spadefish''' have a flat, irregularly-formed body. They have two small pectoral fins and one long dorsal fin that extends across its tail protuding from the back of its triangular head. Next to its side fins, two tendrils extend towards the tail, to which they connect about mid-way. |
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'''Spadefish''' have a broad, yet low, mouth lined with small white teeth at the front, on top of which lies a single large eye with a black pupil that is split into two halves. A small concave black stripe goes up from the tip of its mouth. |
'''Spadefish''' have a broad, yet low, mouth lined with small white teeth at the front, on top of which lies a single large eye with a black pupil that is split into two halves. A small concave black stripe goes up from the tip of its mouth. |
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The '''Spadefish's''' body is predominantly turqoise in color with a few lighter patches dotted around. A ring of reddish-pink skin encircles the eye and it has bright bright orange fins. The patches, fins and the area around the eye emit [[ |
The '''Spadefish's''' body is predominantly turqoise in color with a few lighter patches dotted around. A ring of reddish-pink skin encircles the eye and it has bright bright orange fins. The patches, fins and the area around the eye emit [[Bioluminescence|bioluminescent]] glows at night. |
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==Behavior== |
==Behavior== |
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# Single Eye:<br />Observed swimming near to the seabed from where it can keep its one eye on predators in the water above it.<br /> |
# Single Eye:<br />Observed swimming near to the seabed from where it can keep its one eye on predators in the water above it.<br /> |
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# Mottled-green Coloration:<br />Commonly encountered in plant-rich environments, the spadefish is well-adapted to hide amongst the vegetation. |
# Mottled-green Coloration:<br />Commonly encountered in plant-rich environments, the spadefish is well-adapted to hide amongst the vegetation. |
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For a more complete gallery, visit [[Spadefish/Gallery]]. |
For a more complete gallery, visit [[Spadefish/Gallery]]. |
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==Trivia== |
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* Their databank entry, physiology and behaviour all suggest that the '''Spadefish''' is a detritivore, rather than a herbivore - this places them in the same ecological niche as the [[Jellyray]]s and the [[Ghostray]]s. |
* Their databank entry, physiology and behaviour all suggest that the '''Spadefish''' is a detritivore, rather than a herbivore - this places them in the same ecological niche as the [[Jellyray]]s and the [[Ghostray]]s. |
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* Due to their size, '''Spadefish''' were not originally intended to be edible, instead the player would be able to grab onto them and use them as a makeshift [[Seaglide]]. This feature was originally intended for the [[Rabbit Ray]], but it was thought that the '''Spadefish''' fit the role better as it had "handlebars" {{Citation Needed}} |
* Due to their size, '''Spadefish''' were not originally intended to be edible, instead the player would be able to grab onto them and use them as a makeshift [[Seaglide]]. This feature was originally intended for the [[Rabbit Ray]], but it was thought that the '''Spadefish''' fit the role better as it had "handlebars" {{Citation Needed}} |
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Revision as of 08:34, 20 March 2017
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Template:Class 2 Fauna Spadefish are passive life forms belonging to the fauna category, they are extremely common and can be found in many biomes.
Spadefish are very easy to catch, making them a reliable food source.
Appearance
Spadefish have a flat, irregularly-formed body. They have two small pectoral fins and one long dorsal fin that extends across its tail protuding from the back of its triangular head. Next to its side fins, two tendrils extend towards the tail, to which they connect about mid-way.
Spadefish have a broad, yet low, mouth lined with small white teeth at the front, on top of which lies a single large eye with a black pupil that is split into two halves. A small concave black stripe goes up from the tip of its mouth.
The Spadefish's body is predominantly turqoise in color with a few lighter patches dotted around. A ring of reddish-pink skin encircles the eye and it has bright bright orange fins. The patches, fins and the area around the eye emit bioluminescent glows at night.
Behavior
Spadefish swim at a moderate pace. mostly hovering on the seabed, occasionally fleeing from the player when approached.
Uses in Crafting
Energy Value
Data Bank Entry
A common herbivore that seems to avoid shallower waters.
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Gallery
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</tabber> For a more complete gallery, visit Spadefish/Gallery.
Trivia
- Their databank entry, physiology and behaviour all suggest that the Spadefish is a detritivore, rather than a herbivore - this places them in the same ecological niche as the Jellyrays and the Ghostrays.
- Due to their size, Spadefish were not originally intended to be edible, instead the player would be able to grab onto them and use them as a makeshift Seaglide. This feature was originally intended for the Rabbit Ray, but it was thought that the Spadefish fit the role better as it had "handlebars" [Citation needed]
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