ACNH - Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch)

Firefly Squid Times and How To Catch

Firefly Squid Times

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

Firefly Squid Sell Price

Firefly Squid
Sell Price 1400 Bells
Shadow Size Small

Small Shadow Size
Rarity ★★★☆☆

The Firefly Squid is a uncommon sea creature and sells for 1400 Bells.

Firefly Squid Location and Times

Firefly Squid Times

Shadow Size Small
Time March to June
North Hemisphere
9 PM to 4 AM
September to December
South Hemisphere
9 PM to 4 AM

Find the sea creature in March to June 9 PM to 4 AM on the Northern Hemisphere, or September to December 9 PM to 4 AM on the Southern Hemisphere.

Firefly Squid Months

Northern Hemisphere
Southern Hemisphere
Firefly Squid
Northern Hemisphere Calendar
January July
February August
March ACNH - Firefly Squid icon September
April ACNH - Firefly Squid icon October
May ACNH - Firefly Squid icon November
June ACNH - Firefly Squid icon December
Firefly Squid
Southern Hemisphere Calendar
January July
February August
March September ACNH - Firefly Squid icon
April October ACNH - Firefly Squid icon
May November ACNH - Firefly Squid icon
June December ACNH - Firefly Squid icon

How to Catch the Firefly Squid

ACNH - Diving into the ocean

Steps Directions
1   Equip your Wet Suit
2   Approach the Firefly Squid
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 Firefly Squid casts a Small 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 Firefly Squid!

Firefly Squid Additional Info

Dialogue When Caught

"I got a firefly squid! More like a glowswim squid."

Dialogue When Donated to Blathers

  The firefly squid is a wee migratory squid that barely reaches three inches in length.
And though they usually live in deep water, they do venture to the coast to spawn.
Like their firefly namesakes, these sparkling squid emit a blue bioluminescent glow.
This glow may be used to threaten enemies, communicate with friends, or, perhaps, to lure food in.
Truth be told, we do not know for sure why the firefly squid glows. We remain in the dark, as they say.

Related Guides

Deep Sea Creatures Front Page Header

List of All Sea Creatures

Sea Creatures Guides

How to Catch Sea Creatures Easily

List of Sea Creatures

Abalone ImageAbalone Acorn Barnacle ImageAcorn Barnacle Chambered Nautilus ImageChambered Nautilus Dungeness Crab ImageDungeness Crab
Firefly Squid ImageFirefly Squid Flatworm ImageFlatworm Gazami Crab ImageGazami Crab Giant Isopod ImageGiant Isopod
Gigas Giant Clam ImageGigas Giant Clam Horseshoe Crab ImageHorseshoe Crab Lobster ImageLobster Mantis Shrimp ImageMantis Shrimp
Moon Jellyfish ImageMoon Jellyfish Mussel ImageMussel Octopus ImageOctopus Oyster ImageOyster
Pearl Oyster ImagePearl Oyster Red King Crab ImageRed King Crab Scallop ImageScallop Sea Anemone ImageSea Anemone
Sea Cucumber ImageSea Cucumber Sea Grapes ImageSea Grapes Sea Pig ImageSea Pig Sea Pineapple ImageSea Pineapple
Sea Slug ImageSea Slug Sea Star ImageSea Star Sea Urchin ImageSea Urchin Seaweed ImageSeaweed
Slate Pencil Urchin ImageSlate Pencil Urchin Snow Crab ImageSnow Crab Spider Crab ImageSpider Crab Spiny Lobster ImageSpiny Lobster
Spotted Garden Eel ImageSpotted Garden Eel Sweet Shrimp ImageSweet Shrimp Tiger Prawn ImageTiger Prawn Turban Shell ImageTurban Shell
Umbrella Octopus ImageUmbrella Octopus Vampire Squid ImageVampire Squid VenusVenus' Flower Basket Whelk ImageWhelk

Comment

1 Anonymousalmost 2 years

I love squids and squidward.

    Walkthrough Menu

    All rights reserved