These fish and insects await you in Animal Crossing: New Horizons in July

In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, a new month always brings with it a sometimes larger and sometimes smaller change in fauna. In July, players in the northern hemisphere are right to be overjoyed: the already long list of currently catchable fish and insects is joined by a few more species. In the southern hemisphere, however, things are much more solid: There is no new fish or insect species to discover in the new month. As always, the following lists give you an overview of the new and currently available fish and insects.



Sea animals



Before we go to the swimming and crawling fellows, we will briefly discuss the marine animals that will be added with the summer update that will be released on July 3. While the list of marine animals in Animal Crossing: New Leaf contains 30 entries, there is no official listing for the current Nintendo Switch title. The first recurring marine animals can already be found in the trailer for the new update. The following entries can be regarded as confirmed - the frequency and value remain unknown:

Klammmuschel

Röhrenaal

Seeanemone

Seestern

New fish in July


Northern Hemisphere

Ayu, all day in the river, 900 sternis

Hedgehog fish, all day in the sea, 250 sternis >
Marlin, all day at the jetty, 10,000 Sternis

sunfish, morning to afternoon in the sea, 4,000 Sternis

Napoleonfish, morning to afternoon in the sea, 10,000 Sternis

Southern hemisphere

There are no new fish in the southern hemisphere in July.

New insects in July



Northern hemisphere

Evening cicada , from 4 to 8 a.m. and from 4 to 7 p.m. on large trees, 550 sternis