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Gigas Giant Clam Times and How To Catch

Gigas Giant Clam Times

The Gigas Giant Clam is a deep sea creature from Animal Crossing: New Horizons (ACNH). Learn all about the Gigas Giant Clam and how to catch them below!

Gigas Giant Clam Sell Price

Gigas Giant Clam
Sell Price 15000 Bells
Shadow Size Large

Large Shadow Size
Rarity ★★★★★

The Gigas Giant Clam is a very rare sea creature and sells for 15000 Bells.

Gigas Giant Clam Location and Times

Gigas Giant Clam Times

Shadow Size Large
Time May to September
North Hemisphere
Anytime
November to March
South Hemisphere
Anytime

Find the sea creature in May to September Anytime on the Northern Hemisphere, or November to March Anytime on the Southern Hemisphere.

Gigas Giant Clam Months

Northern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere
Gigas Giant Clam
Northern Hemisphere Calendar
January July ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon
February August ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon
March September ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon
April October
May ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon November
June ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon December
Gigas Giant Clam
Southern Hemisphere Calendar
January ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon July
February ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon August
March ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon September
April October
May November ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon
June December ACNH - Gigas Giant Clam icon

How to Catch the Gigas Giant Clam

ACNH - Diving into the ocean

Steps Directions
1   Equip your Wet Suit
2   Approach the Gigas Giant Clam
2   Dive into the sea!

1. Equip Your Wet Suit

ACNH - A player enters the ocean from the beach by pressing A

To catch a sea creature, equip your diving suit! Press the A Button to go dive into the ocean and go near the Bubbles.

How to Swim and Dive

2. Approach Sea Creature

ACNH - A resident comes across bubbles while swimming

The Gigas Giant Clam casts a Large Shadow Size. Swim above the shadow by moving the Right Stick.

3. Dive Into the Deep by Pressing Y!

ACNH - A player dives into the ocean

Once you're near or right on top of the sea creature, press the Y Button to dive into the ocean. Congratulations, you've caught the Gigas Giant Clam!

Gigas Giant Clam Additional Info

Dialogue When Caught

"I got a gigas giant clam! It's kind of a big deal."

Dialogue When Donated to Blathers

  Gigas giant clams live in warm-water coral reefs and are the biggest bivalves in the world.
Growing as wide as six feet and weighing up to 600 pounds, these clams can live to be 100 years old.
And yes, these mighty creatures look as though they could eat a swimmer hole.
But they eat plankton instead and get valuable nutrients from an algae they live in symbiosis with.
Indeed, these enormous gents get all the sustenance they need by living face up with their shells half-open.
If such was my life, I'd be happy as a clam too.

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Comment

2 Anonymousover 2 years

I just caught my first one!!!

1 Hydronatorover 3 years

A tip for fast creatures if the bubbles are really crooked and all over the place. That's how you know that its not a sea anenome or a seaweed.

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