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<div class="ItemTabber"><tabber>Fauna={{Fauna|title1 = Bladderfish |
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|image1 = Bladderfish Fauna.png |
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|category = Herbivores |
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|Attitude/s = [[:Category: Attitude: Neutral|Neutral]], [[:Category: Attitude: Fleeing|Fleeing]] |
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|tab = [[Fauna]] |
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|Biome/s = [[:Category:Safe Shallows|Safe Shallows]] |
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|attitude = [[:Category: Attitude: Passive|Passive]] |
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|Active time = [[:Category:Cathermal|Cathermal (Night and Day)]]|image = Life-form bladderfish-back.jpg|Type = [[:Category:Fish|Fish]]}}The [[Bladderfish]] is a [[:Category:Life Forms|Life-Form]] belonging to the [[:Category:Fauna|Fauna]] category. |
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|health = * 30 |
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|biome = * [[Dunes]] |
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* [[Grand Reef]] |
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* [[Grassy Plateaus]] |
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* [[Kelp Forest]] |
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* [[Mushroom Forest]] |
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* [[Safe Shallows]] |
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* [[Lost River]] |
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** [[Lost River|Tree Cove]] |
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{{Smallspoiler|* [[Primary Containment Facility#Aquarium|Primary Containment Facility Aquarium]]}} |
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|active_during = [[:Category:Diurnal|Diurnal (Day Only)]] |
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It's [[Attitude]] is [[:Category: Attitude: Neutral|Neutral]] / [[:Category: Attitude: Fleeing|Fleeing]] but it is rather slow. |
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|debugspawn = ''bladderfish'' |
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It is both [[:Category:Catchable|Catchable]] and [[:Category:Harvestable|Harvestable]]. When killed it drops a [[Membrane]]. |
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Uncooked= |
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{{Fauna |
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|title1=Bladderfish |
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|image1= Bladderfish.png |
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|category=[[Food & Water]] |
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|description=Unique outer membrane has potential as a natural water filter. |
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|debugspawn=''bladderfish'' |
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|size=1 |
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|bioreactor2 = +210 Energy |
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|food=+6 |
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|water=-4 |
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|oxygen=+15 |
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}} |
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Cooked= |
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{{Fauna |
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|title1=Cooked Bladderfish |
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|image1= Cooked Bladderfish.png |
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|category=[[Food & Water]] |
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|description=Spongy. Gristly. Low calorie count. Thankfully odorless. |
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|debugspawn=''cookedbladderfish'' |
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|size=1 |
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|food=+16 |
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|water=+4 |
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}} |
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Cured= |
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{{Fauna |
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|image1= Cured Bladderfish.png |
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|category=[[Food & Water]] |
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It can thus be used for crafting recipes: |
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|description=Reminiscent of jerky. Dehydrating, but keeps well. |
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*[[:Category:Crafted with Membrane|Crafted with Membrane]] |
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|debugspawn=''curedbladderfish'' |
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*[[:Category:Crafted with Bladderfish|Crafted with Bladderfish]] |
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|size=1 |
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|food=+16 |
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|water=-2 |
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}} |
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</tabber></div> |
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{{Quote2|Alien lifeforms may have unexpected applications. Utilizing alien resources is a proven survival strategy.[[File:BladderfishVO.ogg]]|PDA|Dialogue}} |
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The '''Bladderfish''' is a small, passive [[fauna]] species. It can be caught and is [[Food & Water|edible]], mostly populating in the [[Safe Shallows]] and the [[Grand Reef]]. |
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The Bladderfish stands out in comparison to other small fish, as it can be used to craft [[Filtered Water (Subnautica)|Filtered Water]]. As a result, Bladderfish are a good source of [[Food & Water|H<sub>2</sub>O]], though not as good as [[Disinfected Water (Subnautica)|Disinfected Water]] and [[Large Filtered Water (Subnautica)|Large Filtered Water]]. |
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Being slow and passive, Bladderfish are easy to catch, especially during night time, when they are next to immobile due to their diurnal properties. |
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Eating a raw Bladderfish will restore fifteen points of [[Oxygen]], which can save the player in certain situations. This only works in survival and hardcore modes. |
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==Appearance== |
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The Bladderfish is a small creature comprised of a long, extremely thin main body with pale-purple coloured translucent bladders on top and bottom. These bladders have slim tubes protruding from their outer edges, the tips of which glow pink. |
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The Bladderfish's head is bright orange and ovular in shape, possessing a pair of large eyes and no mouth. The bladders have a faint violet [[Bioluminescence|bioluminescent]] glow. Its main body is reddish-pink with light green spots. |
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==Behavior== |
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The Bladderfish swims by contracting and expanding its bladders, constantly altering its speed between fast and slow. Bladderfish [[Shoal of Fish (Subnautica)|shoals]] can currently only be found following [[Reefback Leviathan]]s. At any other place they are mostly found alone or in very small groups. |
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The Bladderfish will flee from the [[Ryley Robinson|player]] upon being approached. |
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== Comparison to Tanks == |
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Bladderfish, interestingly, is a viable option to extend periods of diving rather than carrying additional tanks in the inventory. However, this strategy has the downside of dehydration caused by eating raw bladderfish, which may require the player to carry extra sources of water, as well as additional time needed for growth. |
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* Each Bladderfish only takes up 1 inventory space and replenishes 15 units of O<sub>2</sub> |
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* [[Standard O₂ Tank (Subnautica)|Standard O₂ Tank]] takes up 6 inventory spaces and will replenish 30 units of O<sub>2</sub> making it 5 units per slot |
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* [[High Capacity O₂ Tank (Subnautica)|High Capacity O₂ Tank]] and [[Lightweight High Capacity Tank]] take up 6 inventory spaces and will replenish 90 units of O<sub>2</sub> making it 15 units per slot, which is equivalent to the Bladderfish |
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* [[Ultra High Capacity Tank (Subnautica)|Ultra High Capacity Tank]] takes up 9 inventory spaces and will replenish 180 units of O<sub>2</sub> making it 20 units per slot. Which makes it the only tank that will replenish more O<sub>2</sub> per slot than the Bladderfish. However, unlike the Bladderfish or other tanks carrying additional Ultra High Capacity Tanks will reduce the players [[Swimming Speed]] |
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** This may in fact be the reason why other tanks do not reduce Swimming Speed |
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Hence, breeding Bladderfish in an [[Alien Containment (Subnautica)|Alien Containment]] can be a better option than crafting additional Tanks. Bladderfish use inventory space more efficiently, do not require materials to craft, do not reduce Swimming Speed, and, when consumed, will free up inventory space unlike swapping tanks. They do have numerous downsides however, being the dehydration they cause, which may require the player to carry extra sources of water; it is inefficient to replenish oxygen this way as other tanks do not require any materials for refilling and furthermore do so much quicker than bladderfish do. |
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In conclusion both ways have their own pros and cons and thus usage largely depends on the situation. The most practical option is simply to operate near a powered submersible. |
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==Energy Value== |
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{{Recipe2}} |
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==Uses in Crafting== |
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{{Recipe2|page = Filtered Water}} |
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{{Recipe2|page = Cooked Bladderfish}} |
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{{Recipe2|page = Cured Bladderfish}} |
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{{Recipe2|page=Air Bladder}} |
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==Data Bank Entry== |
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This unusual herbivore appears to be mostly defenseless, and bears little resemblance to the other lifeforms around it. |
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1. Semi-permeable Bladder:<br /> |
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The bladderfish is able to filter air and seawater into its body cavity through a unique membrane which surrounds its spine like a bladder. This allows it to remove and consume organic particulate caught on the way, and adjust its buoyancy. |
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2. Open-ended Vascular Tubing:<br /> |
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Can be angled and contracted to pump out water and achieve low-velocity, guided propulsion. |
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Largely oblivious to threats, and practically immobile at night, its only identified defense mechanism is that it's composed almost entirely of water, air and cartilage. |
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Assessment: Edible (oxygen may be retrieved from the bladder and added to tanks on consumption); membrane has applications as a natural water filter |
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==Gallery== |
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Screenshots= |
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<gallery position="left" widths="200" spacing="small" captionalign="left"> |
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Bladderfish3.jpg|Front view |
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Bladderfish1.jpg|Side profile |
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Bladderfish4.jpg|Dorsal view |
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Bladderfish2.jpg|Bioluminescence |
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HoldingBladderfish.jpg|A Bladderfish held in the Player's hand |
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Bladderfish5.jpg|Size comparison with the player |
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BladderfishGallery.png|A Bladderfish in the Safe Shallows |
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</gallery> |
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Concept Art= |
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<gallery position="left" widths="200" spacing="small" captionalign="left"> |
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airsackconcept2.png|[[Concept art]] |
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</gallery> |
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<gallery widths="200" spacing="small"> |
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Airsacmodel.png|Bladderfish's model from [https://sketchfab.com/models/b5f2564fcf8145dab5103505dd286266 Sketchfab] |
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</gallery> |
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</tabber> |
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==Trivia== |
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* The original name for this creature was ''Bladderfish''. It was later changed to ''Airsack'', but was then changed back to Bladderfish again in the [[Update History (Subnautica)|PRAWN Update]]. |
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[[Category:Lost River]] |
Latest revision as of 18:11, 11 November 2024
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Alien lifeforms may have unexpected applications. Utilizing alien resources is a proven survival strategy.File:BladderfishVO.ogg
― PDA, Dialogue

The Bladderfish is a small, passive fauna species. It can be caught and is edible, mostly populating in the Safe Shallows and the Grand Reef.
The Bladderfish stands out in comparison to other small fish, as it can be used to craft Filtered Water. As a result, Bladderfish are a good source of H2O, though not as good as Disinfected Water and Large Filtered Water.
Being slow and passive, Bladderfish are easy to catch, especially during night time, when they are next to immobile due to their diurnal properties.
Eating a raw Bladderfish will restore fifteen points of Oxygen, which can save the player in certain situations. This only works in survival and hardcore modes.
Appearance
The Bladderfish is a small creature comprised of a long, extremely thin main body with pale-purple coloured translucent bladders on top and bottom. These bladders have slim tubes protruding from their outer edges, the tips of which glow pink.
The Bladderfish's head is bright orange and ovular in shape, possessing a pair of large eyes and no mouth. The bladders have a faint violet bioluminescent glow. Its main body is reddish-pink with light green spots.
Behavior
The Bladderfish swims by contracting and expanding its bladders, constantly altering its speed between fast and slow. Bladderfish shoals can currently only be found following Reefback Leviathans. At any other place they are mostly found alone or in very small groups.
The Bladderfish will flee from the player upon being approached.
Comparison to Tanks
Bladderfish, interestingly, is a viable option to extend periods of diving rather than carrying additional tanks in the inventory. However, this strategy has the downside of dehydration caused by eating raw bladderfish, which may require the player to carry extra sources of water, as well as additional time needed for growth.
- Each Bladderfish only takes up 1 inventory space and replenishes 15 units of O2
- Standard O₂ Tank takes up 6 inventory spaces and will replenish 30 units of O2 making it 5 units per slot
- High Capacity O₂ Tank and Lightweight High Capacity Tank take up 6 inventory spaces and will replenish 90 units of O2 making it 15 units per slot, which is equivalent to the Bladderfish
- Ultra High Capacity Tank takes up 9 inventory spaces and will replenish 180 units of O2 making it 20 units per slot. Which makes it the only tank that will replenish more O2 per slot than the Bladderfish. However, unlike the Bladderfish or other tanks carrying additional Ultra High Capacity Tanks will reduce the players Swimming Speed
- This may in fact be the reason why other tanks do not reduce Swimming Speed
Hence, breeding Bladderfish in an Alien Containment can be a better option than crafting additional Tanks. Bladderfish use inventory space more efficiently, do not require materials to craft, do not reduce Swimming Speed, and, when consumed, will free up inventory space unlike swapping tanks. They do have numerous downsides however, being the dehydration they cause, which may require the player to carry extra sources of water; it is inefficient to replenish oxygen this way as other tanks do not require any materials for refilling and furthermore do so much quicker than bladderfish do.
In conclusion both ways have their own pros and cons and thus usage largely depends on the situation. The most practical option is simply to operate near a powered submersible.
Energy Value
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Uses in Crafting
Data Bank Entry
This unusual herbivore appears to be mostly defenseless, and bears little resemblance to the other lifeforms around it. 1. Semi-permeable Bladder: 2. Open-ended Vascular Tubing: Largely oblivious to threats, and practically immobile at night, its only identified defense mechanism is that it's composed almost entirely of water, air and cartilage. Assessment: Edible (oxygen may be retrieved from the bladder and added to tanks on consumption); membrane has applications as a natural water filter |
Gallery
<tabber> Screenshots=
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Bladderfish's model from Sketchfab
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Trivia
- The original name for this creature was Bladderfish. It was later changed to Airsack, but was then changed back to Bladderfish again in the PRAWN Update.
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