April is ending in just a few days, and this means there will be a number of bugs, fish and sea creatures that will no longer be available to catch in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

Notable Animal Crossing: New Horizons critters leaving the Northern Hemisphere after April include the Blue Marlin and the beloved Tarantula. For the Southern Hemisphere, notable critters leaving include the Mahi-Mahi and the equivalent Scorpion.

You can find the full list of these departing bugs, fish and sea creatures below, as well as when and where to catch them:

Northern Hemisphere

Fish

Name	Price	Location	Shadow size	Time
Dab	300	Sea	Medium-small	All day
Tuna	7,000	Pier	Huge	All day
Blue marlin	10,000	Pier	Huge	All day

Bugs

Name	Price	Location	Time
Tarantula	8,000	On the ground	7pm – 4am

 

Sea Creatures

Name	Price	Shadow size	Swimming speed	Time
Sea cucumber	500	Medium	Very slow	All day
Snow crab	6,000	Large	Fast	All day
Spider crab	12,000	Huge	Quick	All day

Southern Hemisphere

Fish

Name	Price	Location	Shadow size	Time
Snapping Turtle	5,000	River	Large	9pm – 4am
Catfish	800	Pond	Medium-large	4pm – 9am
Tilapia	800	River	Medium-small	All day
Angelfish	3,000	River	Small	4pm – 9am
Betta	2,500	River	Small	9am – 4pm
Rainbowfish	800	River	Tiny	9am – 4pm
Moray eel	2,000	Sea	Thin	All day
Ribbon eel	600	Sea	Thin	All day
Giant trevally	4,500	Pier	Large	All day
Mahi-mahi	6,000	Pier	Large	All day

 

Bugs

Name	Price	Location	Time
Yellow butterfly	160	Flying	4am – 7pm
Bell cricket	430	On the ground	5pm – 8am
Red dragonfly	180	Flying	8am – 7pm
Darner dragonfly	230	Flying	8am – 5pm
Banded dragonfly	4,500	Flying	8am – 5pm
Stinkbug	120	On flowers	All day
Man-faced stink bug	1,000	On flowers	7pm – 8am
Ladybug	200	On flowers	8am – 5pm
Tiger beetle	1,500	On the ground	All day
Scorpion	8,000	On the ground	7pm – 4am

 

Sea Creatures

Name	Price	Shadow size	Swimming speed	Time
Giant isopod	12,000	Medium	Fast	9 AM – 4 PM, 9 PM – 4 AM
Spotted garden eel	1,100	Small	Slow	4 AM – 9 PM

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