Tropical fish

Summary

• 1th generation
  • 1.1 Java Edition
  • 1.2 Bedrock Edition
• 2 Drops
• 3 Behavior
  • 3.1 Weaknesses
• 4 varieties
  • 4.1 Java Edition
  • 4.2 Bedrock Edition
  • 4.3 Names
• 5 sounds
• 6 Data values
  • 6.1 ID
  • 6.2 Entity data
• 7 Achievements
• 8 Advancements
• 9 History
• 10 Issues
• 11 Gallery
  • 11.1 official art
• 12 References

Generation

Java Edition

In Java Edition, tropical fish spawn in warm, warm and deep warm oceans in groups of 8, with random patterns (see below).

Bedrock Edition

In Bedrock Edition, fish spawn underwater 12-32 blocks away from the player. Tropical fish spawn only in warm ocean biomes, in groups of 3-5 for the same preset pattern and in groups of 1-3 for a random pattern. Also, tropical fish only spawn on the surface (i.e. there should be no spawning block above the spawning site with a non-solid block on top).

Drops

• 1 [[clownfish

tropical-fish|Pez tropical]].

• 1 Bone Powder (5% chance) ‌ [Java Edition only]
• 1–2 Bone (25% chance) ‌ [Bedrock Edition only]

• 1-3 experience points when killed by a player or tamed wolf.

Behavior

Tropical fish tend to swim in schools of fish (a maximum of nine tropical fish per school).

The player can collect a fish using a bucket of water, which gives the player a bucket of fish. Fish placed in buckets do not disappear naturally. When that bucket of fish is used against a block, he empties it and places water with that fish swimming in it. An empty bucket can also be used. ‌ [Bedrock Edition only]

Weaknesses

Tropical fish cannot survive out of water. Out of the water, they float as guardians for a time before finally suffocating and dying like squids. In Bedrock Edition, they rotate when flipped. Fish cannot swim or breathe in cauldron water. [1]

Fish have a weakness for weapons that have the Impale enchantment, which also affects squid, turtles, guardians, elder guardians, and dolphins. ‌ [Java Edition only] ‌

Varieties

Java Edition

When tropical fish spawn in the wild, 90% of the time they appear as one of the 22 varieties seen on the right, and the other 10% of the time their patterns, size and colors are completely random, drawn from any of 2 shapes, 15 colors, 6 patterns and 15 colors for the pattern. The black color does not appear in any naturally reproducing tropical fish, as the eyes are often difficult to see. These result in 2700 combinations of natural origin.

Tropical fish can be created with black as one or both of their colors, and / or without any visible patterns. Although even without the pattern they can still have a pattern color, resulting in 884 more possible combinations, 480 of which look the same due to the missing pattern.

Bedrock Edition

Tropical fish have no common varieties in Bedrock Edition. Instead, all tropical fish use randomly chosen patterns, sizes, and colors (except black).

Full Name

Variants of tropical cubed fish have names that are assigned based on their colors and type. In Bedrock Edition, the names are in the name of the cube, giving names such as "Plum Blockfish Cube", "Sky-Orange Snooper Cube" or "Orange-Lime Dasher Cube". In Java Edition, the type and colors are displayed as an element tooltip.

In Bedrock Edition, the following colors are renamed from their default values ​​when referring to tropical fish. The parentheses indicate the default name and color identification;

• Sky (Light Blue; 3)
• Rose (Pink; 6)
• Silver (Light Gray; 8)
• Teal (Cyan; 9)
• Plum (Purple; 10)

The base color is the first and the pattern color is the next if it is different.

The type of fish is determined according to the shape and pattern of the fish:

Flopper Glitter Betta stripey Blockfish Clayfish

Kob Snooper Brinely Sunstreak[n 1] Dasher Spotty

Some varieties of tropical fish do not follow the normal naming system; instead, they refer to real-life fish species. In Java Edition, these unique fish are limited to the 22 common varieties. In Bedrock Edition, there are also 22 tropical fish with unique names, although not all are the same as in Java Edition. These uniquely named tropical fish are no different from normal tropical fish in terms of design or behavior.

These varieties are:

1. ↑ 1,0 1,1 1,2 1,3 Sunstreak and Java Edition, SunStreak and Bedrock Edition.
2. ↑ 2,0 2,1 The Emperor Red Snapper and Cotton Candy Betta have different names between the US and UK localisations, being 'Red Emperor' and 'Candyfloss Betta' in the UK.

Sounds

1. ↑ Reports on Mojira.
2. ↑ Empty events do not have this parameter set.

Data values

ID

Java Edition:

Bedrock Edition:

Entity data

Tropical fish have entity data associated with them that contains various properties.

Tropical Pez / ED

Achievements

Icon		Achievements	In-game description	Actual requirements (if they differ)	Player score obtained	Trophy Type (PS)
		I am a Marine Biologist	Collect a fish in a bucket	Use an empty bucket on any fish mob to collect it.	20G	Bronze

Advancements

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History

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June 28, 2010					Notch mentioned that fish could be a feature of coral, if he could add coral: "... I know that corals will have little fish particles around them."
October 4, 2010					Fish were a passive mob that Notch showed interest in adding. In the promotional graphic for the Halloween Update, Notch indicated he would add fish. However, they were only added as an item; there was no code for a fish mob.
Java Edition
October 5, 2012					Fish were jokingly teased in the fake snapshot 12marc40awesome, along with coral and "fish blocks".
April 13, 2013					When Jon Kågström was asked in his AMA on Reddit, "What mob would you like to implement into the game?" He responded, "I would like to add birds, fish and tree animals to make it more alive. However this will take some time before it can be done."
July 31th, 2013					During Notch's AMA on Reddit, when asked about what happened to his plans of adding fish as a mob, he responded, "Oh yeah, the fish!"
1.13		November 18			Two fish mobs, presumably early tropical fish, were shown off in a clip presented at MineCon Earth.
		18w10a			Added tropical fish.
		18in10b			Tropical fish now make sounds and no longer use the player damage sound.
1.13.1		18w31a			Fish now have a 5% chance of dropping bone meal when killed.
Bedrock Edition
March 1, 2018					ThorsHand11 states on the official Minecraft Discord that "more than a handful" of tropical fish will be added.
1.4.0		beta 1.2.14.2			Added all 4 variants of fish mobs.
1.8.0		beta 1.8.0.8			Tropical fish are now slightly bigger.
1.13.0		beta 1.13.0.9			Tropical fish now drop experience when killed.
Legacy Console Edition
TU69		1.76	38 Patch		Added fish mobs.
Education Edition
1.4.0					Added all 4 variants of fish mobs.

Issues

Problems related to "tropical fish" remain in the problem tracker. Report bugs you find on this page.

Gallery

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  An ocean with some fish visible.

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  Cod and tropical fish, along with a turtle and squid.

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  A screenshot of tropical fish up close.

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  Some tropical fish jumping on land.

official art

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  Tropical fish in the art of aquatic updating

References

1. ↑ MC-126819 - "The Fish bounces and suffocates in the upper part of the cauldron that is full of water" resolved as "Not fixed".

Entities

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