Diver Dave's Seahorse Guide What types of seahorses are there in Diver Dave

Through Diver Dave, every player can enter the deep-sea world, where they can explore the beauty of the ocean and run a sushi restaurant, experiencing dual pleasures. What follows is a guide to the seahorses in Diver Dave. There are many types of creatures in the game, with 17 kinds of seahorses alone. Each seahorse has a different appearance and rarity in the game, and their locations also vary. Below, we will introduce these seahorses one by one.

First up is the relatively rare white seahorse in the game, which can be found at a depth of 193m in the Blue Hole, allowing you to search inside the Blue Hole. Another seahorse is the pot-bellied seahorse, with a noticeable bulge in its abdomen, overall tending towards a tea-brown color, and it is relatively easy to spot underwater. This seahorse is quite large and can be found around 49m deep in shallow waters, usually appearing on the far left side of the water area.

There is also the crowned seahorse, which has two horns on its head, like wearing a crown. It is relatively small and very rare. To find this seahorse, go to the Blue Hole, where there are three locations: around 160m underwater, near the entrance of a cave inhabited by islanders; around 188m underwater, at the Mermaid Village, easily found to the left of the village exit; and also around 202m underwater.

The humpback seahorse is very large, with an appearance similar to that of a giraffe. It lives between 50m and 130m deep. You can search around 80m in shallow waters, as it appears in both the Stalactite Cave and the Mermaid Clan Archives. The fifth type of seahorse is the Pacific seahorse, which is entirely red and very large. It inhabits waters from 0 to 50m deep, and players can look for it at 14m, 20m, and 40m in shallow waters.

The long-snouted seahorse is also easily recognizable, being black all over, with a very long snout, and can reach 12-21cm in length. To find this seahorse, look in shallow waters from 0 to 50m, most frequently appearing around 22m underwater. The seventh type of seahorse is the upright seahorse, which is generally a tea-green color and lives between 130m and 250m deep. You can find it around 186m in the Blue Hole, in the Mermaid Village.

The eighth type of seahorse is the Jay's seahorse, which often appears near seaweed or rocks and is very good at hiding. Players can search in diving areas from 0 to 50m, with 21m underwater being a common location. The pygmy seahorse is very small, yellow all over, with many black spots. It inhabits areas between 50m and 130m deep. Players can search near the sunken ship at about 100m in shallow waters.

The tenth type of seahorse is the spiny seahorse, which is covered in many sharp spines from birth and lives between 50m and 130m deep. You can search around 70m in the Stalactite Cave or 110m near the sunken ship in shallow waters. The eleventh type of seahorse is the Kuda seahorse, which is usually only black and yellow and lives between 130m and 250m deep. You can find it in the Blue Hole. The twelfth type of seahorse is the tiger-tail seahorse, which not only has a long tail but also resembles a tiger in color, with black and yellow stripes, and lives between 50m and 130m deep.

The striped seahorse looks very much like a zebra, with a long body, and mainly lives near the Stalactite Cave. The fourteenth type of seahorse is the spiky seahorse, which is covered in many sharp spines. Unlike the spiny seahorse, whose spines fall off as it grows, this seahorse does not lose its spines and mainly lives between 50m and 130m deep. The seagrass dragon is a rather unique seahorse, with a tail that does not curl up like a regular seahorse. It lives in glacial areas and can be found around 500m underwater, often near topaz ore.

The leafy seadragon and the weedy seadragon have a similar appearance, but the former has more leaf-like fins. The seahorse also lives in glacial areas and can be found near the seagrass dragon. The last type is a rarer seahorse in the game, often found in areas where hot springs erupt. You can search around 500m underwater, and this seahorse is very difficult to obtain, so it's better to look for it later in the game.

The complete guide to seahorses in Diver Dave has been shared. There are many types of seahorses in the game, each with different distribution locations and significant differences in appearance. Collecting seahorses is important because they are a rare ingredient in the game, used to make high-level dishes. Additionally, you can choose to catch seahorses and participate in seahorse racing events.