Buried Beluga Fish
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Native Summary[edit]
DANGEROUS! Thought it was lying down for “just a quick rest” in the sun... three tides ago. Now it's half fossilized, emotionally unstable, and deeply concerned about the state of its blowhole. May bite out of panic, confusion, or just to feel something again.
| Buried Beluga | |
|---|---|
| Farovia | |
| Details | |
| Internal Fish ID | 1944 |
| Fish Type | Regular |
| Habitat | Tropico Cove (Numerous) |
| Damage | Fossil Fracture (~60%) |
| Minimum Pole | Level 33 Tiki Troller |
| Statistics | |
| Minimum Weight | 50.04 lb / 22.7 kg |
| Minimum Points | 2,900 Points |
| Minimum Tournament Points | |
| Minimum Earnings | 2,900 Gold |
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Catch Procedure[edit]
- The Buried Beluga Fish can be caught using the Tiki Troller at Tropico Cove.
- A minimum pole level of Level 33 is required.
Dangerous[edit]
- The Buried Beluga Fish may cause damage to your pole when caught!
- Fossil Fracture: Costs 0.05% of pole value (Occurs on ~60% of catches)
- Last Report: Buried Beluga panic-bit your reel, embedding fossil fragments into its gears, creating prehistoric friction. Cousin Earl's brushing out ancient sediment, humming something about Jurassic fish gear. -Fat Joebob
- Pole damage occurs only once per pole per day.
- Repairing the pole returns a fraction of the cost as points.
Attraction/Repulsion[edit]
- The Buried Beluga Fish does not prefer any specific resources.
Collectables[edit]
- The Buried Beluga Fish does not drop any collectables.
Quests[edit]
- The Buried Beluga Fish belongs to an active quest.
| Pole | Tiki Troller | |
| Quest | Sandcastle Sushi | |
| Fish Requirements | 43 fish required | |
Trivia[edit]
- The Buried Beluga Fish has an internal fish ID #1944.
- Former report note: Buried Beluga panic-bit your reel, embedding fossil fragments into its gears, creating prehistoric friction. Cousin Earl's brushing out ancient sediment, humming something about Jurassic fish gear. -Gutsy Silent Joe