Description
The Dead Bubble Coral Block is a larger block scale version of dead bubble coral that provides a textured surface suitable for larger builds and decorative installations. It keeps the rounded organic patterns visible in the smaller coral pieces but presents them on a full block scale allowing creators to build walls floors and monuments with a reef like texture. The bleached color of the dead coral block creates a somber aesthetic that works well in ruined ruins exhibits and museum installations where a subdued palette is desired. Because it does not need to remain underwater the block can be used indoors and on land to create displays that mimic recovered ocean relics. Builders use this block to craft large scale ocean graveyards shipwreck hull reconstructions and pale reef outcrops that read well at a distance while maintaining close range detail. The block pairs nicely with sand gravel dead corals and weathered stone to create convincing environmental storytelling scenes. Clearing an ocean monument or reef area can yield material for crafting multiple blocks which can then be placed to form large features that would be impractical using single coral heads. The dead bubble coral block is a flexible decorative option for players who want the texture of coral without the bright living color and without the restrictions of keeping blocks submerged. In themed aquariums and natural history style builds it helps convey a sense of loss and age that enriches narrative maps and atmospheric builds.
What is Dead Bubble Coral Block?
Dead Bubble Coral Block is a full size decorative block that reproduces the texture of dead bubble coral on a block scale. It is used for large decorative features where single coral pieces would not be large enough to create the desired visual impact or where uniform texture is required across a wider surface.
Where to find Dead Bubble Coral Block
You will find dead bubble coral blocks in degraded reef areas and near shipwrecks and ocean ruins in warm ocean biomes. They are part of reef detritus and may appear in patches where living coral has died off or where structures have been damaged.
How to get Dead Bubble Coral Block
Harvest dead bubble coral blocks by mining them from reef areas using any tool or by collecting drops when clearing degraded coral formations. Because the block is already dead it is fine to store and place in dry locations for display or building use. Boat travel and careful diving will help gather enough material for larger projects.
Release Information
First introduced: Dead coral block variants were included in ocean update content around 2017
Give Command
/give @p minecraft:dead_bubble_coral_block
How to use Dead Bubble Coral Block
Use the block to build walls floors and sculpture elements that require organic curvature and texture. Pair it with dead coral fans sand and gravel to create realistic wreck sites and museum exhibits. The block is ideal for covering large areas without needing to place many small coral pieces and it helps create a cohesive ruined reef aesthetic.
Recipes for Dead Bubble Coral Block
This item cannot be crafted.