Aqualis Depths is a radiant and self-sustaining underwater ecosystem located in the deeper layers of a warm ocean. The environment is defined by dim, filtered sunlight that gives the water a calm blue hue, highlighting the coral forests, rocky caves, and trenches blanketed in glowing sand. Lumina Coral emits a soft bioluminescent light that illuminates the surrounding waters, while Wavegrass sways gently with the currents, naturally filtering and purifying the ocean. Pearl Bloom, a rare shell-growing plant, produces oxygen bubbles that support marine respiration throughout the ecosystem. Swift and agile Gliderfish weave through the coral reefs, Shellback Turtles rely on their thick armor for defense, and Glowfin Sharks use their illuminated fins to navigate and hunt in the darker depths. Microscopic organisms, such as Sea Spores and Coral Mold, play vital roles in decomposition and coral regeneration. Together, these interconnected species maintain a delicate balance of energy and life, making Aqualis Depths a thriving example of harmony within an aquatic ecosystem. See more