A Pearlescent Froglight is a Light block in Minecraft that you can get by letting a Warm Frog eat a Tiny Magma cube. Learn more about this block, how to get it, where to find it, and what it can be used for.
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 Pearlescent Froglight
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| Category | Light |
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| Block Material | Froglight |
| Block Type | Pearlescent |
The Pearlescent Froglight is a 1.19 Block that emits light. It is one of three variations of the Froglight, the others being the Ochre Froglight and the Verdant Froglight.
| Light Level |
15 This block emits light, so it can be used to light up rooms and prevent some mobs from spawning depending on the light level. |
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| Blast Resistance |
Low Blocks with Low Blast Resistance are easily destroyed by weak explosions like Ghast Fireballs. |
| Transparency |
Opaque This block is completely opaque and will not allow light to pass through. Most mobs can spawn on top of opaque blocks with a few exemptions. |
| Flammability |
Not Flammable Though you can place fire on top or around this block. The block itself will never catch fire. |
| Piston Interaction |
Pushed and Pulled by Pistons This block can both be pulled and pushed by Pistons, Sticky Pistons, and Sticky Blocks, like Honey Blocks and Slime Blocks. |
| Tools to Mine the Block | Any Tool |
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When a Warm Frog eats a Tiny Magma Slime. It produces a Pearlescent Froglight. Warm Frogs are white-colored Frogs that can be found in Warmer Biomes such as Jungles, Deserts, or Mangrove Swamps.
You can use a Lead to bring a frog near where Magma Slimes can be found. It will perodically eat Tiny Magma Slimes and drop Pearlescent Froglights.
The Pearlescent Froglight can be used as a Light Source alternative, much like Torches or Glowstone. It emits a Light level of 15 and can be used either as decoration or to stop mobs from spawning in dark areas.
List of All Light Blocks and Types
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 Aquatic |
 Banner |
 Concrete |
 Creative |
 Dirt |
 End |
 Glass |
 Head |
 Light |
 Mineral |
 Mobs |
 Nether |
 Plant |
 Redstone |
 Stone |
 Terracotta |
 Utility |
 Wood |
 Wool |
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| List of Blocks |
 Glowstone
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 Sea Pickle
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 Campfire
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 Lantern
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 Sea Lantern
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 End Rod
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Torch
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 Candle
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 Black Candle
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 Blue Candle
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 Brown Candle
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 Cyan Candle
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 Green Candle
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 Grey Candle
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 Light Blue Candle
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 Light Grey Candle
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 Lime Candle
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 Magenta Candle
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 Orange Candle
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 Pink Candle
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 Purple Candle
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 Red Candle
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 White Candle
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 Yellow Candle
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 Ochre Froglight
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Pearlescent Froglight
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 Verdant Froglight
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 Shroomlight
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 Jack o'Lantern
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 Redstone Lamp
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 Soul Campfire
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 Soul Lantern
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 Soul Torch
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How to Craft and Use a Pearlescent Froglight
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