Baby Humpback Whale
Shallows Fish Rank 99 day
Baby Humpback Whale is a rank 99 fish in Dave the Diver. It is found in the Shallows Fish (spawn point: shallows) and is active during the day. Each catch weighs about ? and measures 550cm, yielding roughly — meat.
Where to catch Baby Humpback Whale
| Zone | Shallows Fish |
|---|---|
| Spawn point | shallows |
| Active time | day |
| Marinca card | 0901 |
Night-only species require the night diving upgrade before they can be caught. Use the night diving guide if this fish never shows up on your dives.
How Baby Humpback Whale compares in the Shallows Fish
| Fish | Rank | Weight | Meat / day | Breed rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blue Tang | 1 | 0.5 | 75 | 50% |
| Cardinal Fish | 1 | 0.2kg | 75 | 50% |
| Clownfish | 1 | 0.2kg | 75 | 50% |
| Comber | 1 | 0.2kg | 75 | 50% |
| Emperor Angelfish | 1 | 0.4kg | 75 | 50% |
| Flame Angelfish | 1 | 0.2kg | 75 | 50% |
| Orbicular Batfish | 1 | 0.3kg | 75 | 50% |
| Pyramid Butterflyfish | 1 | 0.4kg | 75 | 50% |
| Baby Humpback Whale | 99 | — | — | — |
Top farm species recorded in the Shallows Fish. See the rankings page for site-wide comparisons.
Baby Humpback Whale FAQ
Where do you catch Baby Humpback Whale in Dave the Diver?
Baby Humpback Whale appears in the Shallows Fish, at the spawn point recorded as "shallows", and only during the day. Check the All Fish database to compare spawn points across every zone.
How big is Baby Humpback Whale?
Baby Humpback Whale weighs about an unrecorded amount and measures 550cm in length. It is recorded as rank 99 in the Marinca database and yields — meat on average.
What is Baby Humpback Whale used for?
Baby Humpback Whale is a Marinca database entry and a cooking ingredient. Fish farm output of this species is measured in meat rather than gold, so use the Fish Farm Planner to decide whether it is worth stocking.
Can you farm Baby Humpback Whale in Dave the Diver?
Baby Humpback Whale is not part of the fish farm roster, so it can only be caught while diving. The Fish Farm Planner ranks the species that do produce meat passively.