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Tropical slimes

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    I'd imagine they would be (almost) the same as they were in Minecraft Earth.

    They are blue colored slimes, more transparent than most, with a fish swimming in them. They are neutral and have a fear of buckets (will run away if you are holding one), and if you manage to use a bucket on one you get a bucket of tropical fish. (the slime will split into one less than it normally would)

    They come to be when a bucket of tropical fish is dumped into a slime. (a small slime would become a medium slime and a medium slime would become a large slime, a large slime would become a huge slime [size 8].) They spawn in jungles, and size 8 tropical slimes do spawn naturally on very rare occasions. (similar spawn rates & conditions as regular slimes)

    A tropical slime can have up to (it's size tag) of fish in it. If a slime with more than one fish is killed, the resulting slimes will have the remaining fish distributed among them.

    A tropical slime does 1/2 the damage of a normal slime.

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    Oops did I forget to say they act exactly the same as they do on Minecraft earth? But yeah your right

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    I don't think that it's a good idea to make tropical slimes bigger. They should just stay one size. But it would be a good idea to put more tropical fish inside them in order to make a tropical fish farm.