Skyroot Bucket of aquatic mob (The Aether)

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A skyroot bucket of aquatic mob is a small aquatic mob (a fish, axolotl, or tadpole) inside of a skyroot water bucket, obtained by using a water bucket on each respective mob.

Types

There are six types of bucket of aquatic mob:

Obtaining

A bucket of aquatic mob can be obtained by using a skyroot water bucket on an applicable mob. Once a water bucket is used, the mob is picked up along with the water source block. The mob bucket obtained corresponds to the mob picked up.

Usage

Pressing use with a bucket of aquatic mob places a water source block, and spawns the mob back into the world, leaving an empty skyroot bucket in the player's inventory. For buckets of tropical fish, the fish and its details (color, size, name) are kept. Placing a bucket of aquatic mob in the Nether causes the same particles to appear that generate when a normal skyroot water bucket is placed in the Nether, and the fish is spawned alone.

Mobs caught in buckets then released do not despawn, unlike mobs that spawn naturally in their aquatic environments.

If a bucket of aquatic mob is inside a dispenser, the dispenser spawns the mob and water block in front of it upon activation, leaving an empty bucket inside. Dispensers cannot pick up mobs with water buckets (the bucket is emptied).

Naming

If a bucket of aquatic mob is named a certain name through an anvil, the mob inside display that name as if it were named with a name tag, making fish, axolotls, and tadpoles the only mobs that can exist in item form, and be named without a name tag. Alternatively, if a named mob is captured with a bucket of water, the resulting mob bucket shares a name with the captured mob.

Tropical fish have assigned names depending on their color after they are caught. This name is displayed in smaller text under the main item name.

Lore

	“	A bucket with a Cod in it! Make sure to keep the water topped up or your new friend won't survive the journey home.	„
		— Book of Lore on Skyroot Bucket of Cod

	“	A Skyroot Bucket containing a Salmon. Useful for transporting live Salmon over long stretches of land.	„
		— Book of Lore on Skyroot Bucket of Salmon

	“	A Skyroot Bucket containing a Tropical Fish. A helpful way to transport and catalog the numerous varieties of Tropical Fish.	„
		— Book of Lore on Skyroot Bucket of Tropical Fish

	“	A Skyroot Bucket with a Pufferfish inside. This item serves as a useful way to transport the defensive and poisonous Pufferfish.	„
		— Book of Lore on Skyroot Bucket of Pufferfish

	“	A Skyroot Bucket with a friendly Axolotl in it. Axolotls can be incredibly helpful aquatic partners. So, it's best to keep one on hand if you're exploring wet environments.	„
		— Book of Lore on Skyroot Bucket of Axolotl

	“	A Skyroot Bucket with a Tadpole inside. Transporting a Tadpole to a new biome can change what type of Frog it grows up into!	„
		— Book of Lore on Skyroot Bucket of Tadpole

Sounds

Data values

Name	Identifier	Form	Translation key
Skyroot Bucket of Cod	`aether:skyroot_cod_bucket`	Item	`item.aether.skyroot_cod_bucket`
Skyroot Bucket of Salmon	`aether:skyroot_salmon_bucket`	Item	`item.aether.skyroot_salmon_bucket`
Skyroot Bucket of Tropical Fish	`aether:skyroot_tropical_fish_bucket`	Item	`item.aether.skyroot_tropical_fish_bucket`
Skyroot Bucket of Pufferfish	`aether:skyroot_pufferfish_bucket`	Item	`item.aether.skyroot_pufferfish_bucket`
Skyroot Bucket of Axolotl	`aether:skyroot_axolotl_bucket`	Item	`item.aether.skyroot_axolotl_bucket`
Skyroot Bucket of Tadpole	`aether:skyroot_bucket_of_tadpole`	Item	`item.aether.skyroot_bucket_of_tadpole`