With the big summer update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons , swimming and diving and thus marine animals have found their way into the game. We'll tell you how you can catch the aquatic creatures, where you can find them at what time and what the animals are ultimately worth.
How to swim and dive in Animal Crossing: New Horizons? First of all, you need a diving suit, which you can purchase in the store for 8,000 nook miles or 2,000 sternis. Once you've put on your suit, you can press the A button on the beach to jump into the water. By repeatedly pressing the A button, you finally swim.
How do I dive and catch marine animals in New Horizons? In some places you will find bubbling air bubbles . If you press the Y button at these locations , you can dive. You are then in a top view and simply follow the shadow to catch marine animals.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons - times and prices for all marine animals
In the following, we list all 40 different marine animals and indicate in which months and at what time they can be found. If you decide to sell the animals, you will also find out the price.
Sea Pineapple: 1,500 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: April - August
- Southern Hemisphere: October - February
Sea cucumber : 500 Sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: November - April
- Southern Hemisphere: May - October
Sea Pig : 10,000 sternis
- When: 4 p.m. - 9 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: November - February
- Southern Hemisphere: May - August
Starfish (Sea Star): 500 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: all year round
- Southern hemisphere: all year round
Abalone: 2,000 sternis
- When: 4 p.m. - 9 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: June - January
- Southern Hemisphere: December - July
Sea Urchin: 1,700 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: May - September
- Southern Hemisphere: November - March
Slate Pencil Urchin: 2,000 sternis
- When: 4 p.m. - 9 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: May - September
- Southern Hemisphere: November - March
Sea anemone: 500 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: all year round
- Southern hemisphere: all year round
Moon Jellyfish : 600 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: July-September
- Southern Hemisphere: January - February
Sea Slug: 600 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: all year round
- Southern hemisphere: all year round
Pearl oyster: 2,800 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: all year round
- Southern hemisphere: all year round
Mussel : 1,500 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: June - December
- Southern Hemisphere: December - June
Oyster : 1,100 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: September - February
- Southern Hemisphere: March - August
Scallop : 1,000 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: all year round
- Southern hemisphere: all year round
Babylonian sea slug (Whelk): 1,000 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: all year round
- Southern hemisphere: all year round
Turban shell (turban shell) : 1,000
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: March - May, September - December
- Southern Hemisphere: March - June, September - November
Large giant clam (Gigas Giant Clam): 15,000 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: May - September
- Southern Hemisphere: November - March
Pearl boat (Chambered Nautilus) : 1,800 sternis
- When: 4 p.m. - 9 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: March - June, September - November
- Southern Hemisphere: March-May, September-December
Octopus: 1,200 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: all year round
- Southern hemisphere: all year round
Umbrella Octopus
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: March - May, September - November
- Southern Hemisphere: March - May, September - November
Vampire Squid : 10,000
- When: 4 p.m. - 9 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: May - August
- Southern Hemisphere : November - February
Firefly Squid: 1,400
- When: 9 p.m. to 4 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: March - June
- Southern Hemisphere : September - December
Gazami Crab (Gazami Crab): 2,200 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: June - November
- Southern Hemisphere: December - May
Pacific crab (Dungesness Crab) : 1,900 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: November - May
- Southern Hemisphere: May-November
Red King Crab : 8,000 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: January - March
- Southern Hemisphere: November - December
Snow Crab: 6,000 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: November - April
- Southern Hemisphere: May - October
Barnacle (Acorn Barnacle): 600 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: all year round
- Southern hemisphere: all year round
Giant Crab (Spider Crab): 10,000 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: March - April
- Southern Hemisphere: September - October
Kuruma Shrimp (Tiger Prawn) : 3,000 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: June - September
- Southern Hemisphere: December - March
Botan shrimp (Sweet Shrimp) : 1,400 sternis
- When: 4 p.m. - 9 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: September - February
- Southern Hemisphere: March - August
Mantis Shrimp: 2,500 sternis
- When: 4 p.m. - 9 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: all year round
- Southern hemisphere: all year round
Langust (Spiny Lobster): 5,000 sternis
- When: 9 p.m. to 4 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: October - December
- Southern Hemisphere: April - June
Lobster: 4,500 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: April - June, December - January
- Southern Hemisphere: June - July, October - December
Giant Isopod: 12,000 sternis
- When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Northern hemisphere: July - October
- Southern Hemisphere: January - April
Horseshoe Crab: 2,500 sternis
- When: 9 p.m. to 4 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: July - September
- Southern Hemisphere: January - March
Spotted Garden Eel: 1,100 sternis
- When: 4 a.m. - 9 p.m.
- Northern hemisphere: May - October
- Southern Hemisphere: November - April
Sea vortex worm (Flatworm) : 700 sternis
- When: 4 p.m. - 9 a.m.
- Northern hemisphere: August - September
- Southern Hemisphere: February - March
Watering can sponge (Venus' Flower Basket) : 5,000 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: October - February
- Southern hemisphere: April - August
Wakame alga (Seaweed) : 600 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: October - July
- Southern Hemisphere: April - January
Creeping Sprout Algae (Sea Grapes) :900 sternis
- When: all day
- Northern hemisphere: June - September
- Southern Hemisphere: December - March
In addition to catching marine animals, there is also the opportunity to catch fish and insects for the museum and of course to earn sternis. All other guides and information about updates and events can be found on our topic page.
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