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The '''Sparse Reef''' is a [[Biomes|biome]] located southwest of the [[Escape Pod]]. It is composed of relatively flat areas covered by green mounds, scattered with [[Brain Coral]]s, as well as large fissures where most of the [[Bioluminescence|bioluminescent]] plants inhabit, including the [[Tiger Plant]]s.
The '''Sparse Reef''' is a [[Biomes|biome]] located southwest of the [[Escape Pod]]. It is composed of relatively flat areas covered by green mounds, scattered with [[Brain Coral]]s, as well as large fissures where most of the [[Bioluminescence|bioluminescent]] plants inhabit, including the [[Tiger Plant|Tiger Plants]].


There are also pillar-like structures found along the border of the '''Sparse Reef''' next to the [[Grassy Plateaus]], under the [[Floater Island]], near the [[Grand Reef]] and the [[Sea Treader's Path]].
There are also pillar-like structures found along the border of the '''Sparse Reef''' next to the [[Grassy Plateaus]], under the [[Floater Island]], near the [[Grand Reef]] and the [[Sea Treader's Path]].
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* [[Salt Deposit]]
* [[Salt Deposit]]
*[[Thermal Plant Fragment]]
*[[Thermal Plant Fragment]]
*[[Tiger Plant Seed]]
*[[Titanium]]
*[[Titanium]]



Revision as of 10:58, 12 February 2016

Template:Infobox Biome The Sparse Reef is a biome located southwest of the Escape Pod. It is composed of relatively flat areas covered by green mounds, scattered with Brain Corals, as well as large fissures where most of the bioluminescent plants inhabit, including the Tiger Plants.

There are also pillar-like structures found along the border of the Sparse Reef next to the Grassy Plateaus, under the Floater Island, near the Grand Reef and the Sea Treader's Path.

Resources

Fauna

Flora

Corals

Gallery

For a more complete gallery, visit Sparse Reef/Gallery.