Animal Crossing: New Horizons, as we believe it is now clear to everyone, it follows the passing of days and seasons in the real world. Consequently, the flora and fauna change according to the weather, the date, even the time. In this initial period, which coincides with the month of March, particular species can be found that may no longer be seen for several months. For this reason, it is very important to capture at least one specimen for each of them and deliver everything to Blatero, the owl who takes care of the museum.
The interesting thing in Animal Crossing is the fact that you can also choose the hemisphere in which to play, resulting in a change in flora and fauna. Since we are in the northern one and we believe that most of you have chosen the latter, we will limit ourselves to listing the specimens to be caught in it this month. Let's not delay and see together what are the animals to be caught before the end of March in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Fish and insects that will no longer be available at the end of March and therefore to be captured with priority in Animal Crossing: New Horizons:
- Morpho blue butterfly - 4.000 little stars - From 18pm to 00am
- Rodeo (River) - 900 stars - All day
- Perca Dorata (River) - 300 little stars - All day long
- Taimen (River) - 15.000 bells - From 16pm to 00am
- Sturgeon (River mouth) - 10.000 stars - All day
- Cavolinia (Mare) - 1.000 little stars - All day long
- Abyssal fish (Sea) - 2.500 little stars - From 16pm to 00am
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Exit date: March 20 2020
