Gulp Fish
Gulp Fishes are aquatic critters who inhabit cold liquid pools.
Their gills filter Polluted Water into Water.
Tame metabolism
- Lifespan
- 25 cycles
- Incubation
- 5 cycles
- Fed each cycle
Algae 7.5 kg/cycle
Polluted Dirt 5 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Pacu Treat 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 6 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Thimble Reed Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Mealwood Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Nosh Bean 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Sleet Wheat Grain 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Hydrocactus Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Fungal Spore 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Blossom Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Dasha Saltvine Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Waterweed Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Pincha Pepper Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Bog Bucket Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Balm Lily Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
- Fed each cycle
Grubfruit Seed 1 unit/cycle
Polluted Dirt 3 kg/cycle
Ranching & reproduction
- Egg chance
- 65.66%
- Hatches into
- Gulp Fry
- Egg morphs
- Pacu32.32%Tropical Pacu2.02%
Living conditions
- Comfort range
- -30 – 5 ºC
- Lethal range
- -50 – 25 ºC
- Space per critter
- 8 Tiles