Sea Pickle
Underwater cluster glowing brightly in warm oceans.
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Description
The Sea Pickle is a small bioluminescent organism that grows in clusters of one to four on the floor of warm and deep warm oceans, attaching itself to coral blocks and nearby stone surfaces. Each individual contributes to the total brightness of the cluster, producing six, nine, twelve, or fifteen levels of light when fully submerged in water.
Out of water the cluster dims considerably, giving only three light per piece, which makes it a niche dry decoration. Applying bone meal while it sits on a coral block multiplies the colony across adjacent surfaces, smelting yields lime dye, and the cluster can be mined instantly by hand without losing any pieces.
Out of water the cluster dims considerably, giving only three light per piece, which makes it a niche dry decoration. Applying bone meal while it sits on a coral block multiplies the colony across adjacent surfaces, smelting yields lime dye, and the cluster can be mined instantly by hand without losing any pieces.
