The Animal Crossing: New Horizons July summer update introduced a handful of deep-sea creatures that players can catch, thanks to the new swimming and diving feature. In this guide, we are going to take a look at the Animal Crossing: New Horizons deep-sea creatures list to see what can be caught, how much its worth, and more! Let’s get started!
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons Deep-Sea Creature List – Months, Times, Bells
There are a lot of deep-sea creatures that were added to Animal Crossing: New Horizons with the recent update. Like other bugs and fish, some creatures will instantly be available, and others will show up in later months. In the Northern Hemisphere, there are 24 deep-sea creatures that can be caught in July. In the table below, you’ll find the full list of every deep-sea creature in New Horizons, along with the months and times they appear, as well as their sell value.
Deep-Sea Creature:
Bells:
Time:
Northern Hemisphere:
Southern Hemisphere:
Abalone
2,000
4PM-9AM
June-January
December-July
Acorn Barnacle
600
All Day
January-December
January-December
Chambered Nautilus
1,800
4PM-9AM
March-June, September-November
March-May, September-December
Dungeness Crab
1,900
All Day
November-May
May-November
Firefly Squid
1,400
9PM-4AM
March-June
September-December
Flatworm
700
4PM-9AM
August-September
February-March
Gazami Crab
2,200
All Day
June-November
December-May
Giant Isopod
12,000
9AM-4PM; 9PM-4AM
July-October
January-May
Gigas Giant Clam
15,000
All Day
May-September
November-March
Horseshoe Crab
2,500
9PM-4AM
July-September
January-March
Lobster
4,500
All Day
December-January, May-July
June-July, October-Deember
Mantis Shrimp
2,500
4PM-9AM
January-December
January-December
Moon Jellyfish
600
All Day
July-September
January-March
Mussel
1,500
All Day
June-December
December-June
Octopus
1,200
All Day
January-December
January-December
Oyster
1,100
All Day
September-February
March-August
Pearl Oyster
2,800
All Day
January-December
January-December
Red King Crab
8,000
All Day
November-March
May-September
Scallop
1,200
All Day
January-December
January-December
Sea Anemone
500
All Day
January-December
January-December
Sea Cucumber
500
All Day
November-April
May-October
Sea Grapes
900
All Day
June-September
December-March
Sea Pig
10,000
4PM-9AM
November-February
May-August
Sea Pineapple
1,500
All Day
April-August
October-February
Sea Slug
600
ALl Day
January-December
January-December
Sea Star
500
All Day
January-December
January-December
Sea Urchin
1,700
All Day
May-September
November-March
Seaweed
600
All Day
January-December
April-January
Slate Pencil Urchin
2,000
4PM-9AM
May-September
November-March
Snow Crab
6,000
All Day
November-April
May-October
Spider Crab
12,000
All Day
March-April
September-October
Spiny Lobster
5,000
9PM-4AM
October-December
April-June
Spotted Garden Eel
1,100
4AM-9PM
May-October
November-April
Sweet Shrimp
1,400
4PM-9AM
September-February
March-August
Tiger Prawn
3,000
4PM-9AM
June-September
December-March
Turban Shell
1,000
All Day
March-May, September-November
March-June, September-November
Umbrella Octopus
6,000
All Day
March-May,September-November
March-May, September-November
Vampire Squid
10,000
4PM-9AM
May-August
November-February
Venus’ Flower Basket
5,000
All Day
October-February
April-August
Whelk
1,000
All Day
January-December
January-December
As you can see, there are plenty of Animal Crossing: New Horizons deep0sea creatures to be caught. If you want to head to the water to catch some, you’ll need to be sure and get a wetsuit first. From there, simply head to the water, press A to get in and when you see a bubbly spot, press Y to dive.
If you need a break from catching underwater creatures in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, there are plenty of other things to do. In the list below, you’ll find some of our recent guides that should give you some inspiration.
How many of the Animal Crossing: New Horizons deep-sea creatures have you checked off the list? Be sure to let us know on our Twitter or Facebook page.
Andrew Smith is a Guides Writer at Prima Games. Previously he has worked with IGN, GameSpot, and a handful of other great outlets. When Andrew isn't writing up game guides, you kind find him playing single-player, narrative-driven games.
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