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Guppy
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Real-world info
Name: Poecilia reticulata (guppy) Family: Poeciliidae (livebearers)
Main appearances
DnM DnM+ AC DnMe+ iQue WW CF NL NH
Other appearances
Film HHD aF PC
Names in other languages  グッピー  구피  Guppy  Guppy  孔雀鱼  Guppy  Gupi  Guppy  孔雀魚  Guppy  Gupi  Гуппи

The guppy (グッピー, Guppī) is a rare fish appearing in all games in the Animal Crossing series. It appears as a tiny shadow that can be found in rivers from 9 AM to 4 PM from mid spring to the end of fall.

Catch details

In Animal Crossing

#28

"I caught a guppy! He ate an awful lot of bait for being so tiny!"

DnM / iQue

DnM+

AC

DnMe+

Time of year	Apr – Nov
Time of day	9 AM – 4 PM
Location	River
Shadow size	Tiny
Selling price	1,300 Bells
Feng shui	None
Furniture size

In Wild World

#29

"I caught a guppy! Small, but what a bite!"

Description	They're a type of killifish, bred for observation. They are hardy and easy to raise.
Time of year	Apr – Nov
Time of day	9 AM – 4 PM
Peak times	May – Oct
Location	River
Shadow size	Tiny
Fish size	4 cm
Rarity	Rare
Selling price	1,300 Bells
Furniture size

In City Folk

#30

"I caught a guppy! Word uppy!"

Description	A type of killifish, these were bred for viewing.
Time of year	Apr – Nov
Time of day	9 AM – 4 PM
Peak times	N/A
Location	River
Shadow size	Tiny
Fish size	About 1.6 in.
Rarity	Rare
Selling price	1,300 Bells
Furniture size

In New Leaf

#33

"I caught a guppy! I gotta show off this puppy!"

Time of year	Apr – Nov
Time of day	9 AM – 4 PM
Peak times	N/A
Location	River
Shadow size	Tiny
Fish size	4 cm
Rarity	Rare
Selling price	1,300 Bells
Furniture size

In Pocket Camp

#30

Availability	Not currently available 2018-08-14 – 2018-08-19 (Fishing Tourney #5) 2024-03-12 – 2024-03-19 (Fishing Tourney: Senbei)
Location	Lost Lure Creek
Size	3.3 cm – 4.7 cm
Rarity	★★★
Version added	Unknown

In New Horizons

#34

"I caught a guppy! Welcome to the team, newbie!"

Time of year	North: Apr – Nov South: Oct – May
Time of day	9 AM – 4 PM
Location	River
Shadow size	Tiny
Rarity	Rare
Spawn requirement	Appears from the start of the game
Selling prices	Nook's Cranny:  1,300 Bells  C.J.:  1,950 Bells
Furniture size

Donating to the museum

As with all fish in the Animal Crossing series, the guppy can be donated to the museum by talking to Blathers, who will also give a small talk about it.

In Animal Crossing

"Hoo hoo! Hullo, little fishy! Aren't we a tiny little fellow! Adorable! Why, I believe it stuck its tongue out at me! Hoo-rumph! Nevertheless, we'll take care of the little blighter! I'll keep an eye on this mischief-maker myself!"

In Wild World

"Many don't know that the guppies with ornate tails are actually the males! Indeed, the females are quite dull...much like Celeste, always stargazing. I really wish she would pay attention to something else on occasion... Ah! I'm terribly sorry! That wasn't what we were talking about, was it?"

In City Folk

"Male guppies are known for their colorful, bright scale patterns... But look closer, and you'll see males share a design with their female peers... Indeed, a matching couple! It seems like the pairs are a little shy about their romance and tend to hide it. Simply adorable!"

The guppy can be found in the small tank in the bottom-left of the aquarium, with other tiny fish in City Folk.

In New Leaf

"Guppies are tropical fish that are related to killifish and live in warm rivers. They are popular fish that have been bred to have beautiful flowing tail fins. Mother guppies give birth to their babies after the eggs hatch in their bellies. They give birth at a rate that's nearly constant, so their population tends to grow rather quickly."

In New Horizons

When donating to Blathers or selecting "Tell me about this!" in New Horizons, he will provide the following information about the fish:

"Oh my! Would you look at that! Such a beautiful, snazzy little fellow that guppy is! The shape and coloration of guppy fins are all unique. Quite eye-catching, I must say. Do you imagine they host contests for 'most snazzy'? And...do you suppose I might receive an invite?"

Once donated to the museum, the guppy can be found in the small fish tank in the first room of the fish exhibit, sharing it with rainbowfish and nibble fish.

Fishing Tourney

During a Fishing Tourney, when given a guppy, Chip will say the following dialogue.

In City Folk

"I like my guppies live and spunky! You pop 'em in and just let 'em swim! Nyuuuk nyuk nyuk nyuk!"

In New Leaf

"I like to eat my guppies in bunches! Pop 'em in 10 at a time! That's a big no go for amateurs, though. But do I look like an amateur? No, sir! Down the hatch!"

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  Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Real-world information

The guppy is one of the most popular freshwater aquarium fish species in the world. It is native to Barbados, Brazil, Guyana, Netherlands Antilles, Trinidad and Tobago, the US Virgin Islands and Venezuela.

Names in other languages

	グッピー guppī	-
	구피 gupi	-
	孔雀鱼 kǒngquèyú	Guppy (lit. "peacock fish")
	孔雀魚 Unknown
	Гуппи Guppi	-
	Guppy	-
	Guppy	-
	Gupi	-
	Guppy	-
	Guppy	-

Notes

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