Why Are Fish Green in Subnautica?
The green fish in Subnautica, like the Hoverfish, are just part of the unique alien ecosystem. Their color helps them blend with the environment or maybe it's just a fashion statement in the underwater world!
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Because the devs wanted them that way. Alien fish, alien colors. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
It's likely that the green color in some fish is an adaptation for camouflage against the lush, green aquatic flora. Just like Earth, but with a sci-fi twist!
From my experience diving deep in Subnautica, those green fish really stand out in the kelp forests. Makes it easier to spot (and catch) them!
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