How to get Palworld Pal Fluid

Palworld Pal Fluids — (Image credit: Pocketpair, Inc.)

Palworld Pal Fluid is a drop from some Water Element Pals, appearing on the ground near them when you either defeat or catch them for yourself. Once you have Pal Fluid, you'll need to it make Cement, Hot Springs and other similar constructs as part of the base building system. If you need to squeeze some gloop out of your buddies (yuck), here's here's how to find Pal Fluid in Palworld.

How to get Palworld Pal Fluid

Pal Fluids in Pal World are obtained as a drop from certain water-Element Pals, though not every Water Pal does this. As far as we know, the specific Pals you want to source are the following:

Pengullet
Fuack
Teafant
Celaray
Kelpsea
Surfent

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None of these Pals should be particularly powerful in the wild, so defeating them should be easy enough. To actually find any of them, you'll need to search coastlines and the ocean itself, keeping an eye out for anything living and blue (which all of the above Pals are).

Once you find them, it doesn't matter how you win the fight, as either killing or catching them causes them to drop Pal Fluids. Celaray tend to congregate in small groups and can be a very efficient way to farm Pal Fluids, so if you can see these large, manta-ray like Pals, that's your best bet. Try following the Western coastline down from the starting area, past the ruins of the church.

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