A new Summer Update for Animal Crossing New Horizons introduces swimming, diving, and catching deep-sea creatures. Like bugs and fish, deep-sea creatures are catchable creatures. You can encounter them while swimming around in the sea. Also, deep-sea creatures have a price, shadow size, seasonality, and active hours. Here’s a complete list of Animal Crossing New Horizons deep-sea creatures prices and other information.
Discovering a scallop during your diving adventures will help you encounter Pascal, a laid-back diver. Pascal can gift you mermaid themed DIY recipes, like the mermaid dresser, for different sea creatures. A list of deep-sea creatures is broken out by northern and southern hemispheres below. You can also find the exact months that each one is available.
How to catch deep-sea creatures in Animal Crossing New Horizons
The ocean opens up in the new update, allowing players to swim and dive in the sea around their island. Throw on your wetsuit and lookout for deep-sea creature shadows in the water. Each creature has a different size shadow, and when you spot one, you can press A to dive down and capture it.
Players can donate sea creatures to Blathers at the museum. Blathers will take your deep-sea creature donations and throw them into the aquarium exhibit. Like other critters, you can also sell them and receive some bells. Some creatures are more valuable than others!
Animal Crossing New Horizons deep-sea creatures: active hours, seasonality, and price
There are a total of 40 deep-sea creatures in Animal Crossing New Horizons, which is ten more than New Leaf. Here is the complete list of sea creatures, active hours, seasonality, and price for the Northern Hemisphere.
Name | Active Hours | Seasonality | Price |
Abalone | 4 pm – 9 am | June – February | 1600 |
Acorn barnacle | All Day | All Year | 480 |
Chambered nautilus | 4 pm – 9 am | March – June, September – November | 1440 |
Dungeness Crab | All Day | June – November | 1520 |
Firefly Squid | All Day | March – June | 1120 |
Flatworm | 4 pm – 9 am | August – September | 560 |
Gazami Crab | All Day | June – November | 1760 |
Giant Isopod | 9 am – 4 pm, 9 pm – 4 am | July – October | 9600 |
Gigas Giant Clam | All Day | May – September | 12000 |
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Horseshoe crab | 9 pm – 4 am | July – September | 2000 |
Lobster | All Day | December – January, April – June | 3600 |
Mantis shrimp | 4 pm – 9 am | All Year | 2000 |
Moon Jellyfish | All Day | July – September | 480 |
Mussel | All Day | June – December | 1200 |
Octopus | All Day | All Year | 960 |
Oyster | All Day | January – February, September – December | 880 |
Pearl oyster | All Day | All Year | 2240 |
Red king crab | All Day | November – March | 6400 |
Scallop | All Day | All Year | 960 |
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Sea anemone | All Day | All Year | 400 |
Sea cucumber | All Day | November – April | 400 |
Sea grapes | All Day | June – September | 720 |
Sea pig | 4 pm – 9 am | November – February | 8000 |
Sea pineapple | All Day | July – September | 1200 |
Sea slug | All Day | All Year | 4800 |
Sea star | All Day | All Year | 400 |
Sea urchin | All Day | May – September | 1360 |
Seaweed | All Day | October – July | 480 |
Slate Pencil | 4 pm – 9 am | May – September | 1600 |
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Snow crab | All Day | November – April | 4800 |
Spider crab | All Day | March – April | 9600 |
Spiny lobster | 9 pm – 4 am | October – December | 4000 |
Spotted garden eel | All Day | May – October | 880 |
Sweet shrimp | 4 pm – 9 am | September – February | 1120 |
Tiger prawn | 4 pm – 9 am | June – September | 2400 |
Turban shell | 4 pm – 9 am | March – May, September – December | 800 |
Umbrella Octopus | All Day | March – May, September – October | 4800 |
Vampire Squid | 4 pm – 9 am | May – August | 8000 |
Venus’ Flower Basket | All Day | October – February | 4000 |
Whelk | All Day | All Year | 8000 |
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Published: Jul 3, 2020 01:17 am