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Every New Fish Coming to Animal Crossing: New Horizons in November 2020

 The breath-taking gaming experience of Animal Crossing: New Horizons has enhanced social stimulation video games’ demand. Ever since it was released in post-March, the game is steadily garnering gamers’ support from all over the world. In this acclamation, Nintendo EPD plays the most pivotal role because they have persistently added new stuff to the game in regular time intervals. This virtue has kept this game fresh all the time, and thus players found something new to do every time they played it. Aside from this, the game has recently received several new fish species in both the Northern and Southern Hemisphere. Thus, in this article, we have briefed explicitly about each of these new fish species that have arrived in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.



All Upcoming New Fish to Animal Crossing: New Horizons in November 2020

We have already briefed above that the world of Animal Crossing: New Horizons is divided into two Hemisphere; Northern and Southern. Both these hemispheres receive new fish species in the initial week of every month. Following this, November has brought five new fish in the Northern Hemisphere and eight in the Southern Hemisphere.

Northern Hemisphere

  • Tuna: The size of this fish is Huge and is available all day on the pier. Players can sell out Tuna for 7,000 bells.
  • Football Fish: The size of this fish is large and is available between 9 PM and 4 PM in the sea. Players can sell out Football Fish for 2,500 bells.
  • Blue Marlin: The size of this fish is huge and is available all day on the pier. Players can sell out Blue Marlin for 10,000 bells.
  • Blowfish: The size of this fish is Medium and is available between 9 AM to 4 PM in the sea. Players can sell out Blowfish for 5,000 bells.
  • Bitterling: The size of this fish is Tiny and is available all day in the river. Players can sell out Bitterling for 900 bells.

Southern Hemisphere

  • Angelfish: This fish’s size is small and available between 9 AM and 4 PM in the river. Players can sell out Angelfish for 3,000 bells.
  • Betta: This fish’s size is small and available between 9 AM and 4 PM in the river. Players can sell out Betta for 2,500 bells.
  • Catfish: This fish’s size is medium and is available between 9 AM to 4 PM in the pond. Players can sell out Catfish for 800 bells.
  • Frog: The size of this fish is small and is available all day in the pond. Players can sell out Frog for 120 bells.
  • Giant Trevally: The size of this fish is large and is available all day in the river. Players can sell out Giant Trevally for 4,500 bells.
  • Mahi-Mahi: The size of this fish is large and is available all day on the pier. Players can sell out Bitterling for 6,000 bells.
  • Mahi-Mahi: This fish’s size is tiny and is available between 9 AM and 4 PM in the river. Players can sell out Nibble Fish for 1,500 bells.
  • Rainbowfish: The size of this fish is tiny and is available all day in the river. Players can sell out Rainbowfish for 800 bells.

 

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