Just like every month, Animal Crossing: New Horizons has brought a wide new variety of Sea creatures in the game. Indeed, there are already plenty of sea creatures in the game, but Animal Crossing: New Horizons keeps rotating them every month. Now for the lovers of sea creatures, Animal Crossing: New Horizons has brought a great wide variety.
Sometimes the developer re-launches certain sea creatures that were once launched before. But luckily, the developers of Animal Crossing: New Horizons have brought a whole new collection of sea creatures that are worth acquiring. To catch all those new creatures, players have to find their location, timing, and weather first. However, players need to remember to catch all-new sea creatures before the month ends.
Players can find plenty of creatures in the game, but the sea creatures can only be found at the bottom of the ocean. Out of 40 sea creatures, 25 are available in the Northern Hemisphere, and 22 can be found in the Southern Hemisphere. Some sea creatures can be found in both Hemispheres.
The sea creatures like Pearl Oysters and Seaweed are still available in the game, but players can catch the new launched creatures as well. Players should highly focus on Sea Cucumber because it offers a huge number of bells to earn cash. The great thing is that developers have only removed one crab for November, but the Gazami Crab is still available to catch. Gazami Crab was launched in June, and it is still available in the game.
The Southern Hemisphere is also packed with plenty of sea creatures. It has a huge number of Acorn Barnacles and Sea Anemones, but now more worthy creatures are available in November. The Gigas Giant Clam is worth 15,000 bells, while the Vampire Squid can be only found at night. The following creatures are the Southern Hemisphere’s main creatures, and players should highly focus on these worthy sea creatures.
The Dungeness Crab will be removed at the end of November month, so while catching other creatures, make sure to keep a good collection of Dungeness Crab as well. So here is a full list of November Sea Creatures in the Northern and Southern Hemisphere.
Northern Hemisphere
Species Selling Price Size Swimming Pattern Timing
Dungeness Crab 19,000 Bells Medium Moderate All Day
Sea Pig 10,000 Bells Medium Fast 4 PM to 9 AM
Red King Crab 8,000 Bells Large Quick All Day
Snow Crab 6,000 Bells Large Fast All Day
Sea Cucumber 500 Bells Medium Slow All Day
Southern Hemisphere
Species Selling Price Size Swimming Pattern Timing
Gigas Giant Clam 15,000 Bells Huge Very Fast All Day
Vampire Squid 10,000 Bells Large Quick 4 PM to 9 AM
Slate Pencil Urchin 2,000 Bells Small Medium 4 PM to 9 AM
Sea Urchin 1,700 Bells Small Slow All Day
Spotted Garden Eel 1,100 Bells Medium Slow 4 AM to 9PM
These are the following sea creatures that are now part of November month. Some of the creatures are offering massive amounts of bells that players can sell to get extra cash. To decorate the island and to purchase new items for the house, players must have enough cash. These creatures will stay until the November end, but if the developer decides to keep them longer, they will confirm it pretty soon.
Among several creatures, the crabs are hard to find, and they are also considered as rare creatures. Finding crabs is a challenging task, but most of them only appear during day time. If you spend some time in the water, you’ll find some crabs. Once you have enough crabs, you can put them in a museum.
Conclusion
Animal Crossing: New Horizons offers great creatures every month. Some of the creatures stay in the game for months, but many get removed at the end of the month. Right now, it is the correct time to begin the search for new sea creatures. After collecting enough creatures, players can sell them or put them in the museum.
Source-Animal Crossing New Horizons
