Bitterling
- "I caught a bitterling! So small, so very bitter!" —Wild World
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| Name: Rhodeus sericeus Family: Cyprinidae - Minnows/Carp | ||||||
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The Bitterling is a relatively common fish found in all games of the Animal Crossing series. It can be found in the river all day during the months of November to February. It sells for a reasonable 900 Bells, 1,300 Bells in Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival and Animal Crossing, at Tom Nook's store.
Donating to the Museum
As with all fish in the Animal Crossing series , the bitterling can be donated to the Museum by talking to Blathers, who will follow the donation up with a small talk.
In Wild World
"I must say, I've never personally considered eating one of these before. It's so very...goldfishy... No, not particularly tasty-looking, to be sure..."
After donation, the bitterling can be found in the front tank in the first room.
In City Folk
Blathers will tell you this when handed the small fish:
"It's quite common for enthusiasts to keep bitterlings in the same tank as tropical fish, eh wot? Indeed, once upon a time, this fish was a popular choice for the private fishing ponds of the rich!"
It can be found swimming aound in the middle-left tank in the Aquarium after donation.
Encyclopedia Information
Once the player has caught a particular fish or bug, they can find information about it in the bug or fish menus. Once the bitterling has been caught, the following information can be found in the fish menu:
Wild World
City Folk
Further Information
The Rhodeus sericeus, or "Bitterling" is a harmless fish that lives in ponds, lakes, marshes, muddy and sandy pools, as well as the backwaters of rivers. It feeds mainly on plant material, but has been known to feed on small insect larvae. The Bitterling lays its eggs in the mantle cavity of mussels. The bitterlings can be found in central and eastern Europe, and are often seen in public aquariums and can be bought for private aquariums. It is a low-risk fish (not under threat).
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