December will be ending soon, 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 December include the Pike, as well as the Umbrella Spiny Lobster. For the Southern Hemisphere, notable critters leaving include the Cherry Salmon and the Lobster.
You can find the full list of these departing critters below, as well as when and where to catch them:
Northern Hemisphere
Bugs
None
Fish
Name Location Shadow size Time Pike River Large All day
Sea Creatures
Name Shadow size Swimming speed Time Mussel Small Slow All day Turban shell Medium Slow All day Spiny lobster Large Fast 9pm-4am
Southern Hemisphere
Bugs
Name Location Time Common butterfly Flying 4am – 7pm Yellow butterfly Flying 4am – 7pm Peacock butterfly Flying by hybrid flowers 4am – 7pm Firefly Flying 7pm – 4am Ladybug On flowers 8am – 5pm Violin beetle On tree stumps All day Pill bug Hitting rocks 11pm – 4pm Centipede Hitting rocks 4pm – 11pm
Fish
Name Location Shadow size Time Cherry salmon River (Clifftop) Pond Medium-small 4pm – 9am Char River (Clifftop) Pond Medium-small 4pm – 9am
Sea Creatures
Name Shadow size Swimming speed Time Chambered nautilus Medium Slow 4pm-9am Firefly squid Tiny Slow 9pm-4am Lobster Large Quick All day
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