Zzzloth Fish
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Native Summary[edit]
Half sloth, half fish, all bedtime. During the day, it's practically a decorative lump hanging from tropical branches—immune to bait, movement, and basic motivation. At night, though? Wranglers might spot it slowly blinking and considering a bite... get ready night fishing crews!
| Zzzloth | |
|---|---|
| Farovia | |
| Details | |
| Internal Fish ID | 1929 |
| Fish Type | Regular |
| Habitat | Tropocalypse Cay (Extinct / Night req'd) |
| Minimum Pole | Level 0 Tiki Troller Level 0 Castaway Catcher |
| Resources | Night Tiki (99% Attraction), Sun Tiki (99% Repel) |
| Statistics | |
| Minimum Weight | 6.17 lb / 2.8 kg |
| Minimum Points | 2,900 Points |
| Minimum Tournament Points | |
| Minimum Earnings | 2,900 Gold |
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Catch Procedure[edit]
- The Zzzloth Fish can be caught using either the Tiki Troller or the Castaway Catcher at Tropocalypse Cay.
- A minimum pole level of Level 0 is required.
Task Fish[edit]
- The Zzzloth Fish is a TASK FISH!
- You must catch the Zzzloth Fish in order to catch the fish in Tropocalypse Cay that are beyond pole level 0 and 1.
- You need to use Night Tiki resource to be able to catch this fish.
Result:
- Perfect! You've mastered Stu's first survival lesson - patience in the darkness! Now you must prove your night fishing skills by catching the sleepy guardian itself. Seek out Zzzloth using your Night Tiki resources - only by landing this drowsy creature will you truly understand Stu's respect for the island's nocturnal rhythms.
Attraction/Repulsion[edit]
- The Zzzloth Fish has environmental attraction mechanics:
- **Attracted by**: Night Tiki (99%)
- **Repelled by**: Sun Tiki (99%)
Collectables[edit]
- The Zzzloth Fish does not drop any collectables.
Quests[edit]
- The Zzzloth Fish is not involved in any quests.
Trivia[edit]
- The Zzzloth Fish has an internal fish ID #1929.