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To make sure that you know the difference, here are screenshots of what the Dunes Impact Crater looks like.Ībove: Image of the Dunes Meteor Impact Crater (this is not the location of the egg.)īelow: Image of the meteor at the center of the crater ( still not the egg location.) I’m going to repeat this many times: The Dunes Impact Crater is Not The Location of the Egg. The egg’s location is between the two large vents pictured above. There are two large vents surrounded by several small vents. These two photos below are the Dunes Sinkhole, the actual location of the egg.Ībove: Image of the Dunes Sinkhole, with two visibly distinct large thermal vents.īelow: Image of the vents inside the Dunes Sinkhole. To make sure you know the difference, here are screenshots (sorry for bad quality) of the Dunes Sinkhole. The egg can be found next to the glowing plant between the two large thermal vents.

The Dunes Sinkhole is very close to a reaper leviathan, and it has two large thermal vents inside it, surrounded by several small vents. Lots of people think that the Dunes Sinkhole is the same as the Dunes Crater. The egg location is the dunes sinkhole, NOT the dunes impact crater. This one is a bit tricky.

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I can assure you that the egg is still there in full release, it’s just really hard to find screenshots. This is also where you’ll find the Orange Tablet, which you will need to access the location of egg 3 in the Lost River.įootnote: I know that in the above screenshot it says it’s from early access 2017. One cuddle fish egg can be found in the Degasi Base in the Deep Grand Reef.

Cuddlefish subnautica how to#

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