The Sandy Coral is one of the many harvestable that can be found in the Frontier. They are often seen near other sandy corals, as well as other harvestable, like the Shell or Clamstack. One of the first harvestable that could be encountered by beginner players, the Sandy Coral could be decent alternatives that beginner players can harvest to obtain a decent amount of gold. They are usually sold to selling vendors at a price of 700 gold.
In appearance, it is a bundle of gritty corals clustered together. Despite its appearance, it is implied that the Sandy Coral is identified as a type of red coral, although the red part cannot be found anywhere on it. It is possible that its red texture either faded away from the ocean waves or possibly covered with sand and other gritty-like materials.
The Sandy Coral is named after for being a type of coral. It is also named for having a sandy-like touch, as well as being covered with sand.
The Sandy Coral prefer areas near a body of water, more commonly a place that borders a sea, an ocean, or a bay, due to the locations they are found at. These locations will be listed below as to why the Sandy Coral can be found in the particular area:
Coral Bay - Since its location borders a bay that interacts with the oceans, the Sandy Coral is likely to appear on the coastlines of Coral Bay, being washed away towards this location.
Pebble Bay - Since its location borders a bay that interacts with the ocean, the Sandy Coral is likely to appear on the coastlines of Pebble Bay, being washed away towards this location.
Starry Point - Starry Point is known to have coastlines and it borders two other coastlines that border a body of water, like an ocean, a sea, or a bay. Therefore, sandy corals are commonly found on the shores of Starry Point.
The Far Coast - Since its location borders an ocean/sea, the Sandy Coral is likely to appear on the coastlines of The Far Coast.
The Long Coast - Since its location borders an ocean/sea, the Sandy Coral is likely to appear on the coastlines of The Long Coast.