The New Year’s Day event has officially ended in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. As usual, a new month will bring with itself heaps of new critters for the players to catch.

In the same way, some critters will also be leaving your island and won’t appear for a long time. For the ones that will be available at the beginning of a new year, there is no rush to catch them as they will stick around for much longer than a month.

Sadly, the players in the Northern Hemisphere won’t be getting any new critters this month. However, winter is in full swing and for those who haven’t caught the critters available during the season, this serves as a perfect opportunity to do so.

For the players in the Southern Hemisphere, if you want to complete your NookPhone’s critterpedia for getting golden tool items, it is important to donate the critters to the Museum. To be able to accomplish this, it is important to know which ones have arrived this month to get a head start. Consider this article as a guide and get on with it!

Following is a list of the critters available for Animal Crossing players in the Southern Hemisphere

Bugs

• Cicada Shell

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• Blue Weevil Beetle

• Earth-Boring Dung Beetle

• Scarab Beetle

• Saw Stag

• Miyama Stag

• Giant Stag

• Cyclommatus Stag

• Golden Stag

• Giraffe Stag

• Horned Atlas

• Horned Elephant

• Horned Hercules

• Walking Stick

Hours: 4 AM to 8 AM; 5 PM to 7 PM

Location: Trees

Rarity: Rare

Sell Price: 600 Bells

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Fish

• Sweetfish

Hours: All Day

Location: River

Shadow Size: Medium

Rarity: Common

Sell Price: 900 Bells

• Napoleonfish

Hours: 4 AM to 9 PM

Location: Ocean

Shadow Size: Super Large

Rarity: Very Rare

Sell Price: 10000 Bells 

• Puffer Fish

Hours: All Day

Location: Ocean

Shadow Size: Medium

Rarity: Common

Sell Price:  250 Bells 

• Blue Marlin

Hours: All Day

Location: Pier

Shadow Size: Super Large

Rarity: Rare

Sell Price: 10000 Bells 

• Ocean Sunfish

Hours: 4 AM to 9 PM

Location: Ocean

Shadow Size: Large (Fin)

Rarity: Very Rare

Sell Price: 4000 Bells 

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Deep-Sea Creatures in Animal Crossing

• Moon Jellyfish

• Giant Isopod

• Horseshoe Crab

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Apart from these critters, the players can also find an array of new flowers and trees on their islands. Thankfully, players in the Northern Hemisphere do get some perks in this department, unlike the case with critters.

These flowers can be purchased from Nook’s Cranny. But it is important to note that Tom Nook will only give you flower seeds. These then need to be planted and will require care and attention. The following is a list of flower seeds that will be available this month.

Here are the three species of flower seeds up for sale at Nook’s Cranny during the month of January in the Northern Hemisphere.

• Pansy
• Windflower
• Mum

The following is a list of species of flower seeds up for sale at Nook’s Cranny during the month of January in the Southern Hemisphere.

• Rose
• Cosmos
• Lily

More importantly, not only can these flowers be used for decoration, but we can also use them in DIY recipes to craft items that attract rare bugs in Animal Crossing.

What are you waiting for? Bring out your nets and fishing rod and get to work!

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