Alien Containment (Subnautica): Difference between revisions
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If you leave two creatures inside the '''Large Aquarium''' for long enough, they will breed and another fish of the same species will spawn inside. Eggs can also be placed inside the '''Large Aquarium'''. Once the '''Large Aquarium''' reaches a population of 10 fish, they will stop reproducing. |
If you leave two creatures inside the '''Large Aquarium''' for long enough, they will breed and another fish of the same species will spawn inside. Eggs can also be placed inside the '''Large Aquarium'''. Once the '''Large Aquarium''' reaches a population of 10 fish, they will stop reproducing. |
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As of Build 27323 (Experimental 20/Jan/2016) you can stack Large Aquaria to increase the fish reproduction limit - each additional Large Aquarium increasing the reproduction limit by 10. As of this build fish reproduce at a rate of approximately 1 new fish per pair each day/night cycle. This does not appear to be affected regardless how many pairs of fish present or how large the tank (beyond the above constraints) |
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== Recipe == |
== Recipe == |
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Revision as of 22:36, 20 January 2016
The Large Aquarium is a large, circular aquarium which can house Fauna acquired by the player. It is built using the Builder inside Rooms.
In order to get inside of or put fish into the Large Aquarium, the player must build a Hatch on the side. The player can then enter the Large Aquarium and release caught fish into it. Non edible fish can currently only be added by using spawn commands
If you leave two creatures inside the Large Aquarium for long enough, they will breed and another fish of the same species will spawn inside. Eggs can also be placed inside the Large Aquarium. Once the Large Aquarium reaches a population of 10 fish, they will stop reproducing.
As of Build 27323 (Experimental 20/Jan/2016) you can stack Large Aquaria to increase the fish reproduction limit - each additional Large Aquarium increasing the reproduction limit by 10. As of this build fish reproduce at a rate of approximately 1 new fish per pair each day/night cycle. This does not appear to be affected regardless how many pairs of fish present or how large the tank (beyond the above constraints)
Recipe
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Gallery
Outdoors view
- WaterPark02.jpg
Indoors view
Closeup
- WaterPark04.jpg
View of the residing fish
