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How To Spawn Tarantula In Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Last updated on April 6, 2020 by A L

One of the more lucrative bugs in Animal Crossing: New Horizons (ACNH) for now is the tarantula.

Tarantulas will spawn if you fulfill certain conditions on the island and is best farmed via the mystery islands.

Here’s how you can spawn tarantula in any of the mystery islands in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

 

Video Guide

If you prefer a video for it.


 

Go to a mystery island at night or early morning

Tarantulas typically spawn at night or early in the morning before the sun is up.

Go to the mystery island via the Nook Miles Ticket during that time to get the best condition.

Also, if it’s raining, tarantulas will spawn more often as other bugs appear less.

Tarantulas also spawn only on certain months and now’s the best time. It disappears in April or May if not mistaken.

 

Chop off all trees

Once you’re on the island, chop off all the trees. Edited: you can either remove or leave the stump there.

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Break all rocks

You may want to get rid of the rocks as well. Just break them all.

Eat fruits to be able to destroy the rock totally.

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Remove all flowers

You’ll also need to remove all flowers in the island. Just pick them up instead of shoveling them.

Drop the flowers somewhere else. You can drop them towards the end of the island.

The purpose of removing flowers is to prevent other types of bugs from spawning. Tarantulas will spawn when other bugs don’t.

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Create a trap for the tarantulas

One Youtuber did this method to make catching tarantulas easier.

animal crossing new horizons - where to find tarantula

Try to run around the trap until the tarantula gets stuck behind the hole. Once the tarantula is ‘trapped’, you just have to time your swing to catch it.

animal crossing new horizons - which island has tarantula

Just rinse and repeat the process until your pocket is filled with tarantulas.

You will also need to check different areas on the island to see if other bugs spawned.

You’ll need to get rid of other bugs to allow the tarantula to spawn. Many small insects tend to spawn at the huge rocks on the island. Get rid of them for the tarantulas to appear.

animal crossing new horizons tarantula location

 

Don’t forget the fishes

I was lucky with this particular island as I caught two coelacanths here. They sell for a lot.

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Sell your tarantulas

Once you get back to the island, sell to Timmy directly to get the full amount.

If you use the drop-off box, you’ll get only 80% of the actual price.

animal crossing new horizons best time for tarantula

 


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