The Minecraft world has a variety of features that align and make the world come alive. It can be landscapes, plants and animals and here it is all about Minecraft Corals.
Minecraft biomes determine the type of landscapes and flora found in them and underwater biomes are one of the most unexplored. This is because of the huge bodies of water filled with water and the secrets they can hide beneath them. The landscape under the sea has also been beautified with the introduction of new items and structures.
Here's everything you need to know about Minecraft Corals.
Minecraft Corals
Coral is a block of underwater flora that can form many small, beautiful structures and take on a variety of shapes.
Related: Minecraft Igloo: location, loot and more!
Players can find them spawning naturally in warm ocean biomes and they come in huge clumps and in various colors. Corals can be obtained by mining with a Silk Touch tool.
Corals also die naturally after a while and are termed as dead corals which can also be mined just with a Silk Touch tool. This happens when coral is put out of the water and turns a dull gray color.
Players can also grow corals using a bone meal under the warm ocean biome and use it on a block of dirt, sand, or gravel.
coral varieties
Minecraft Corals come in a variety of forms. This does not affect its usability, but it does change its appearance. The varieties are:
- Corals Tubes
- Brain Corals
- Bubble Corals
- fire corals
- Horn Corals
Uses for Corals
- Corals are mainly there for decorative purposes and are not used in other things in Minecraft. They are colorful and add an extra touch to structures. Players can keep them in their houses or structures, but they need to be careful that corals can only survive with a block of water around them.
- Otherwise they will turn into dead corals and this cannot be turned into normal corals.
- Choirs can be placed under a notepad to make a kick drum sound.
Follow our Instagram page for more updates on gaming and eSports!
Minecraft Gold Nuggets: How to Make, Use, and More!
