Tube Coral Block Guide | 1Minecraft

How to find and mine Tube Coral Blocks in Minecraft. Guide covers Silk Touch pickaxe, warm ocean spawn locations, and survival tips.

Tube Coral Block Guide

Tube Coral Blocks are blue coral blocks you can only get by mining them in the world. You can’t craft them. If you want to collect them for building, you need a pickaxe with Silk Touch, otherwise you’ll get a dead coral block instead.

Here’s everything you need to know about getting Tube Coral Blocks in Minecraft.

Finding Tube Coral Blocks in Creative Mode

In Creative Mode, Tube Coral Blocks are in the building blocks menu. They appear in different tabs depending on your Minecraft version:

Version Menu Location
1.13 to 1.19 Building Blocks
1.19.3 to 1.19.4 Natural Blocks

Getting Tube Coral Blocks in Survival Mode

Step 1: Find a Warm Ocean

Tube Coral Blocks spawn naturally in Warm Oceans, usually in coral reefs. They’re bright blue and easy to spot underwater. You’ll need to dive down to find them since they grow on the ocean floor.

Step 2: Get a Silk Touch Pickaxe

This is the important part. If you mine the block without Silk Touch, you get a dead coral block. With Silk Touch, you get the living block. You can use a diamond, iron, golden, netherite, stone, or wooden pickaxe, but it must have the Silk Touch enchantment.

Step 3: Mine the Block

Hold down the left click (or the equivalent on your platform) until the block breaks. It takes a few seconds. Once it breaks, a floating block will appear in the water. Pick it up before it despawns.

Step 4: Pick It Up

The block will float toward the surface. Grab it before it disappears. Once in your inventory, you can keep it or use it for building.

Item Info

Minecraft ID and Name

In Java Edition, Tube Coral Blocks use this command ID:

Name ID Name Stack Size Versions
Tube Coral Block minecraft:tube_coral_block 64 1.13 to 1.19.4

Give Command

To spawn one in creative or with commands:

/give @p tube_coral_block 1

Related Coral Types

Minecraft has several coral varieties. You can find guides for:

  • Tube Coral
  • Brain Coral
  • Bubble Coral
  • Fire Coral
  • Horn Coral
  • Coral Fans (all types)
  • Coral Blocks (all types)
  • Dead Coral variants

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