Minecraft Update: Axolotls Eat Live Tropical Fish Only
Minecraft's axolotls now require live tropical fish in buckets, impacting breeding and underwater combat.
In Minecraft's latest update, axolotls have a defined diet, requiring players to feed them live tropical fish caught in buckets. These tropical fish can be found in warm or lukewarm ocean biomes, mangrove swamps, and lush caves. The update affects players using the Java edition and all compatible modloaders.
Key facts
- Axolotls eat live tropical fish caught in iron buckets.
- Live tropical fish spawn in warm oceans, mangrove swamps, and lush caves.
- Axolotls can attack hostile aquatic mobs, aiding in underwater combat.
- Feeding axolotls enhances breeding and growth rates.
- Axolotls can play dead to regenerate health when attacked.
Impact / What's next
The update enhances gameplay, especially in underwater scenarios. Players can lead axolotls by holding a bucket of tropical fish, making strategic planning essential. Breeding for rare blue axolotls might increase engagement due to their 1/1200 spawn rate.