Aquatic Biome

Overview
The Aquatic Biome is a deep, water-heavy biome made up of several small islands and caverns arranged by depth. Its contents change with variant and position within the biome, but it is generally one of the more distinctive terrain types in the game because it mixes flooded areas, frozen pockets, and dry cavities in a single region.
The topmost island usually contains 











Aquatic Biome variants differ mainly in their temperature and the features they contain. The common base versions are hot and may appear as Frozen, Steamy, Gassy, or Inactive variants. There is also a Frozen variant with much lower temperatures. The biome’s contents can include a 



The biome does not naturally generate metal ores, gases, plants, or critters in its standard form, which makes its fixed terrain and point-of-interest layout especially important. Some variants also contain a 

A few practical notes make the biome easier to manage:
- The biome is extremely deep, so Atmo Suits are effectively required to work through it safely.
- Reaching the bottom is valuable because the lower dry cavity offers large amounts of gas space.
- The dry lower section can support large-scale gas handling and storage because it contains much more Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide than water.
- The frozen upper areas can melt quickly once exposed to warmer water, so excavation can change the biome’s layout fast.
- In magma-related variants, cooled magma becomes Igneous Rock, which can leave behind useful solid terrain after the heat source is gone.
In game code, the biome is named 
Other entities of this type
- Barren Biome
- Biome
- Cool Pool Biome
- Feather Biome
- Forest Biome
- Garden Biome
- Ice Cave Biome
- Jungle Biome
- Magma Biome
- Marsh Biome
- Metallic Biome
- Moo Biome
- Nectar Biome
- Niobium Biome
- Ocean Biome
- Oily Biome
- Radioactive Biome
- Regolith Biome
- Rust Biome
- Sandstone Biome
- Space Biome
- Swampy Biome
- Tundra Biome
- Wasteland Biome
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