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# Crawdaunt Spawn Locations

Crawdaunt spawns in Freshwater, Arid and 3 more biomes on Cobblemon Islands. Common, levels 30 to 47. Extra fishing spawn in River biomes at levels 15 to 100.

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## Where to find Crawdaunt

Crawdaunt spawns in **Freshwater**, **Arid**, **Hills** and 2 more biomes on Cobblemon Islands. It is **Common** and appears at **levels 30 to 47**, caught by fishing, on land or on the seafloor. Cobblemon Islands adds an extra fishing spawn: you can fish up Crawdaunt in **River** biomes, at **levels 15 to 100**.

{% hint style="success" %}
**Catch Crawdaunt on Cobblemon Islands.** A public Cobblemon 1.8 server. Get the modpack on Modrinth or CurseForge, then [join the server](https://connect.cobblemonislands.com)
{% endhint %}

### Full spawn data (Cobblemon 1.8)

Cobblemon Islands uses the normal Cobblemon spawns for this species, plus an extra spawn of its own. Spawns 1 to 4 are the same as in regular Cobblemon. Spawn 5 is a fishing spawn added by Cobblemon Islands, so you will only find it on this server.

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Spawn 1" %}
**Source:** Cobblemon

**Spawn Type:** grounded

**Bucket:** common

**Level:** 30-47

**Weight:** 6.0

**Presets:** natural

#### Conditions

* **minSkyLight**: 8
* **maxSkyLight**: 15

#### Biomes

**Biomes and tags:**

* \#cobblemon:is\_freshwater

**Excluded biomes:**

* \#cobblemon:is\_freezing
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Spawn 2" %}
**Source:** Cobblemon

**Spawn Type:** seafloor

**Bucket:** common

**Level:** 30-47

**Weight:** 6.0

**Presets:** water

#### Conditions

* **canSeeSky**: True

#### Biomes

**Biomes and tags:**

* \#cobblemon:is\_freshwater

**Excluded biomes:**

* \#cobblemon:is\_freezing
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Spawn 3" %}
**Source:** Cobblemon

**Spawn Type:** fishing

**Bucket:** common

**Level:** 30-47

**Weight:** 2.0

#### Conditions

* **canSeeSky**: True

#### Biomes

**Biomes and tags:**

* \#cobblemon:is\_arid
* \#cobblemon:is\_freshwater
* \#cobblemon:is\_hills
* \#cobblemon:is\_jungle
* \#cobblemon:is\_temperate

**Excluded biomes:**

* \#cobblemon:is\_freezing
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Spawn 4" %}
**Source:** Cobblemon

**Spawn Type:** fishing

**Bucket:** common

**Level:** 30-47

**Weight:** 2.0

#### Conditions

* **canSeeSky**: False
* **minSkyLight**: 8
* **maxSkyLight**: 15

#### Biomes

**Biomes and tags:**

* \#cobblemon:is\_arid
* \#cobblemon:is\_freshwater
* \#cobblemon:is\_hills
* \#cobblemon:is\_jungle
* \#cobblemon:is\_temperate

**Excluded biomes:**

* \#cobblemon:is\_freezing
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Spawn 5" %}
**Source:** Cobblemon Islands (this server only)

**Spawn Type:** fishing

**Bucket:** common

**Level:** 15-100

**Weight:** 0.1

#### Conditions

* None

#### Biomes

* River biomes (#cobblemon:is\_river)
  {% endtab %}
  {% endtabs %}


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