Open Sea

The Open Sea is an open stretch of water east of the Bay. It is largely featureless, but the seafloor features a mass of seaweed, a strange underwater tree, and several openings into the Sea Caverns. The Open Sea ends at the reef wall, which separates it from the Coral Reef. It is home to a large number of diverse fish.

## Sub-regions

### Reef wall

The cliff face which forms the western edge of the Coral Reef, also known as the reef wall. It acts as the eastern-most edge of the Open Sea and separates it from the Coral Reef. Some unique fish are found swimming close to it such as the Torby.

### Sea Caverns

The Sea Caverns under the Open Sea, many valuable fish can be found there such as the Thresher and the Cave shark.

### Underwater tree

The Underwater tree Is a tree found on the floor of the Open Sea, there are many unique fish around it such as the Sassy, Skrimp and Spotter.

### Chasm

The Chasm is a deep cave-like structure seemingly without a floor where all day-time only fish go to sleep during the night. The only fish close to the Chasm area is the yin.

## Fish

There are a large number of fish that are unique to the Open Ocean, including the Skitter, Puff, Sizzer and Bagu. Many fish found in the Bay can also be found here, including the Seraph, Sibilfin and Turgeon.

### Small fish

* Gallina- In the shallow waters closer to the surface. Also found in the far eastern side of the Bay.
* Tangfin - In the shallow waters closer to the surface. Also found in the far eastern side of the Bay.
* Tetra - Swims in large schools at surface and midwater depths, usually moving diagonally.
* Skitter - Swims in schools at surface and midwater depths, surrounding a single Red Skitter.
* Red Skitter - Swims in schools at surface and midwater depths, surrounded by normal Skitter
* Tappy - Found in the midwaters and at slightly lower depths, but not in total darkness.
* Baby Sizzer - Always found near the middle of the region, in the mid-ocean waters. Accompanied by adult Sizzer.
* Trillow - At mid-ocean depths, swimming in a wide, loose circle pattern.
* Puff - Towards the eastern side of the ocean, closer to the reef wall, at surface and midwater depths.
* Kingfish - Follows Queenfish in large schools.
* Skrimp - Found in large numbers on the hilly section of seafloor just past the coral tree, near the drop-off.
* Sassy - In the Depths just before the coral tree, above a large patch of seaweed.

### Medium fish

* Garump - Towards the western end of the region, in the shallow to mid-ocean range.
* Leofish - Towards the western end of the region, just above the Depths.
* Beakfish - Towards the western end of the region, at roughly mid-ocean depths.
* Queenfish - Found in the midwaters, surrounded by Kingfish.
* Sourfish - At shallow to mid-ocean depths across the Open Ocean and beyond.
* Sibilfin - In the upper and midwaters between the Bay and the middle of the Open Ocean, usually being chased by Turgeon.
* Sizzer - Always found near the middle of the region, in the mid-ocean waters. Usually in a group of three with a number of Baby Sizzer.
* Stalker - May be found throughout the ocean area, following Large or Huge fish.
* Spallow - Swims relatively close to the surface, usually near schools of Skitter.
* Curby - At midwater depths towards the east, closer to the reef wall.
* Snoutfish - Rarely seen following larger fish, particularly in deeper waters.
* Stormy - In the deeper waters above the chasm, only during storms.

### Large fish

* Cowfish - Towards the western end of the region, in the shallow to mid-ocean range.
* Seraph - In the shallow to mid-ocean range across the ocean.
* Georgian - At mid-ocean depths across the ocean.
* Turgeon - In the upper and midwaters between the Bay and the middle of the Open Ocean, usually chasing Sibilfin.
* Trumble - In the deeper waters offshore and in the open ocean, where it swims just above the Depths.
* Bagu - Found just west of the reef wall in a pair.
* Torby - In deeper waters just west of the reef wall, just above the chasm. There are only two.
* Spotter - In the Depths near the coral tree, along the seafloor.
* Gupper - Above the chasm near the reef wall, and may sometimes swim up out of the Depths.

### Huge fish

* Tiger shark - Close to the shore past The Bay
* Moga - Will follow your boat while you are in the Open Sea
* Cave shark - In one of the deepest western caves under the sea.
* Swordfish - Usually found near the Underwater tree but will sometimes venture closer to the surface.
* Noctis - Travels back and fourth throughout the whole sea during nighttime.