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January is just about over, which means that a bunch of critters in Animal Crossing: New Horizons are going to vanish for a while.
To help make sure you grab what you can before they disappear, we’ve put together a list of things to hunt down and fill out the the Museum.
While folks who time travel don’t have as much to worry about when it comes to catching this variety of bugs, people playing by the day will not want to wait months to continue their collection.
For fish, we recommend using bait, crafted using the manila clams that you can dig up on the beach, to quickly spawn fish in the desired location. Simply make the bait at your crafting table and toss it into the water from your inventory.
Neither hemisphere is losing much, as you can see in the tables below. We’ve split up the critters by hemisphere to allow for easy viewing.
Fish and bugs leaving Animal Crossing: New Horizons after January (Northern Hemisphere)
Critter type | Critter | Location | Time |
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Critter type | Critter | Location | Time |
Sea Creature | Abalone | Ocean | 4 p.m. - 9 a.m. |
Sea Creature | Lobster | Ocean | All day |
Fish and bugs leaving Animal Crossing: New Horizons after January (Southern Hemisphere)
Critter type | Critter | Location | Shadow Size | Time |
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Critter type | Critter | Location | Shadow Size | Time |
Bug | Honeybee | Flying | N/A | 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. |
Fish | Tadpole | Pond | Smallest | All day |
Sea Creature | Seaweed | Ocean | N/A | All day |