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* [[Sparse Reef]]
* [[Sparse Reef]]
* [[Underwater Islands]]|active_during = [[:Category:Cathemeral|Cathemeral (Day and Night)]]|debug_spawn = <i>reefback</i>|image2 = Reefback Egg.png|tab2 = [[Eggs]]|description2 = Incredibly, Reefbacks hatch from these.|biome2 = -|size = * [[File:Reefback Egg.png|30px]] 9 (3x3)
* [[Underwater Islands]]|active_during = [[:Category:Cathemeral|Cathemeral (Day and Night)]]|debug_spawn = <i>reefback</i>|image2 = Reefback Egg.png|tab2 = [[Eggs]]|description2 = Incredibly, Reefbacks hatch from these.|biome2 = -|size = * [[File:Reefback Egg.png|30px]] 9 (3x3)
* [[File:Reefback.png|30px]] 16 (4x4)|dna = |item_id = <i>reefbackegg</i>|bioreactor = * [[File:Reefback Egg.png|30px]] +50 Energy
* [[File:Reefback.png|30px]] 16 (4x4)|dna = |item_id = <i>reefbackegg</i>|bioreactor = * [[File:Reefback Egg.png|30px]] +250 Energy
* [[File:Reefback.png|30px]] +1000 Energy|incubation = * [[File:Water Park.png|30px|link=Alien Containment]] 3 (day/s)}}The '''Reefback''' is a large, passive [[fauna]] species. It is the second largest passive life form, and the fourth largest life form in the game, behind the [[Sea Emperor Leviathan]], [[Sea Dragon Leviathan]] and [[Ghost Leviathan]].
* [[File:Reefback.png|30px]] +5000 Energy|incubation = * [[File:Water Park.png|30px|link=Alien Containment]] 3 (day/s)}}The '''Reefback''' is a large, passive [[fauna]] species. It is the second largest passive life form, and the fourth largest life form in the game, behind the [[Sea Emperor Leviathan]], [[Sea Dragon Leviathan]] and [[Ghost Leviathan]].


==Appearance==
==Appearance==
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==Energy Value==
==Energy Value==
{{Recipe|item= Reefback|machine=Bioreactor|result=Energy|resultcount=1000}}
{{Recipe|item= Reefback|machine=Bioreactor|result=Energy|resultcount=5000}}
{{Recipe|item= Reefback Egg|machine=Bioreactor|result=Energy|resultcount=50}}
{{Recipe|item= Reefback Egg|machine=Bioreactor|result=Energy|resultcount=250}}


==Data Bank Entry==
==Data Bank Entry==

Revision as of 21:43, 15 June 2017

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This article contains information that is updated for the latest Experimental Version of Subnautica. Players using stable mode may find this information inaccurate.

Template:Class 2 FaunaThe Reefback is a large, passive fauna species. It is the second largest passive life form, and the fourth largest life form in the game, behind the Sea Emperor Leviathan, Sea Dragon Leviathan and Ghost Leviathan.

Appearance

The Reefback is massive in size, with most of the creature's body being comprised of a thick, dark-blue carapace having a rounded, triangular front, and a relatively small body concentrated in the posterior. Attached to its main body are three long whip-like tentacles.

The carapace is patterned with slightly bright blue dotted pattern across towards the back. It also has many patches of teal colored coral dotted across it, as well as some less prevalent, brown grass. Beneath its carapace, it is dark green with light blue bioluminescent stripes on the sides and in the middle. On either side of its body are eight yellow bioluminescent bulbs. The purpose of these is unknown, though the data bank entry notes a visual similarity to the Gasopod algae gland. Two siphon-esque structures that constantly expand and shrink as the creature moves are located next to these bulbs.

Behavior

The Reefback drifts slowly and gently around the open waters of many biomes, mostly seen swimming in pods of more than two. It almost never adjusts its current altitude, unless bumped against obstacles.

Juvenile Reefbacks are a quarter the size of an adult, and have no coral or flora on their backs. They can be found with adults in certain locations.

The Reefback's unique trait comes from its ability to emit a wide range of echoing, low-frequency calls. Reefbacks will only emit these calls if there are other Reefbacks nearby, if not they will be silent.

Mini-ecosystem

Reefbacks can support mini-ecosystems on their back. These ecosystems include many types of flora and coral, along with other small fauna swimming in the vicinity of the gentle giants. It can still be somewhat dangerous to approach Reefbacks as Tiger Plants often make their homes on their backs.

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Energy Value

Reefback.pngItem Arrow.pngBioreactor.pngItem Arrow.pngEnergy.png×5000
Reefback Egg.pngItem Arrow.pngBioreactor.pngItem Arrow.pngEnergy.png×250

Data Bank Entry

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Limited data available.

  1. Chitinous Plating:
    Thick enough to interfere with the spectroscope scanner.
  1. Unidentified Pods:
    Unknown purpose. Green in color. Visual similarity to the gasopod's algae gland.
  1. Tentacles:
    Total length ranges upwards of 25m. Tentacles provide low speed propulsion.


Sociable, seen travelling in small pods, behavior consistent with low-level sentience.

Predators: Unknown

Assessment: Additional research required

Gallery

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</tabber> For a more complete gallery, see Reefback/Gallery

Trivia

  • Reefbacks were initially intended to submerge themselves in sandy areas. Increased activity about them would've made them rise in search for a peaceful place to rest.[1] It is unknown if this will ever be implemented.
  • Another intended interaction would've been that the player could grab a hold of the Reefback's tentacles to hitch a ride or hide on their plant-covered backs to hide from predators. It is unknown if this will ever be implemented.[2]
  • Schools of Bladderfish can only be found near Reefbacks
  • Reefbacks used to be smaller than they currently are, and had the same texture that is now given to juvenile Reefbacks

References

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