Translucent Sturgeon
Aberrations Rank 9 night 8kg
Translucent Sturgeon is a rank 9 fish in Dave the Diver. It is found in the Aberrations (spawn point: black cliff) and is active during the night. Each catch weighs about 8kg and measures 210cm, yielding roughly — meat. It is the base ingredient for Translucent Sturgeon Sushi.
Where to catch Translucent Sturgeon
| Zone | Aberrations |
|---|---|
| Spawn point | black cliff |
| Active time | night |
| Marinca card | 1120 |
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.
Dishes made from Translucent Sturgeon
How Translucent Sturgeon compares in the Aberrations
| Fish | Rank | Weight | Meat / day | Breed rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aurora Jellyfish | 5 | 5kg | — | — |
| Barbed Eel | 7 | 6kg | — | — |
| Bloodskin Shark | 9 | 11.5kg | — | — |
| Bony Wreckfish | 7 | 8kg | — | — |
| Bursting Anglerfish | 7 | 6kg | — | — |
| Cerebral Crab | 7 | 2kg | — | — |
| Concertina Barracuda | 8 | 6.5kg | — | — |
| Cortex Decorator | 7 | 2.5kg | — | — |
| Translucent Sturgeon | 9 | 8kg | — | — |
Top farm species recorded in the Aberrations. See the rankings page for site-wide comparisons.
Translucent Sturgeon FAQ
Where do you catch Translucent Sturgeon in Dave the Diver?
Translucent Sturgeon appears in the Aberrations, at the spawn point recorded as "black cliff", and only during the night. Check the All Fish database to compare spawn points across every zone.
How big is Translucent Sturgeon?
Translucent Sturgeon weighs about 8kg and measures 210cm in length. It is recorded as rank 9 in the Marinca database and yields — meat on average.
What is Translucent Sturgeon used for?
Translucent Sturgeon is a cooking ingredient. It is used in Translucent Sturgeon Sushi. Open a dish page to see the full ingredient list, sale price and taste value.
Can you farm Translucent Sturgeon in Dave the Diver?
Translucent Sturgeon 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.