Large Char

Large Char
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Real-world info
Name: Salvelinus alpinus Family: Salmonidae
Main appearances
DnM AC e+ WW CF NL NH
Other appearances
Film HHD aF PC
Names in other languages  おおイワナ  N/A  salmerino alpino  Saibling  大岩鱼  omble  trucha  N/A  N/A  omble  trucha  N/A

Not to be confused with the Char, a smaller fish that is sometimes referred to as the Large Char.

The Large Char is a freshwater fish in the Animal Crossing series introduced in Doubutsu no Mori. It is replaced by the Char in games past Doubutsu no Mori e+.

The Large Char is in the salmon family, and is the second most expensive fish in that family, apart from the Stringfish.

Catch details

In Animal Crossing

#23

"I caught a large char! I wonder how it tastes charbroiled..."

DnM

DnM+

AC

DnMe+

Time of year	Mar – Jun; Sep – Nov
Time of day	4 AM – 9 AM; 4 PM – 9 PM
Location	Waterfall
Shadow size	Large
Selling price	10,000 Bells
Feng shui	None
Furniture size

Donating to the museum

In Animal Crossing

Blathers will say the following if the player donates the large char:

"Oh! What a large and CHAR-ming fish. That was dismal, wasn't it? Mum warned me to avoid comedy. Regardless of my shabby comedic failings, this fish will have a safe and comfortable home here."

The large char appears in the first left tank of the aquarium.

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Real-world information

The Salvelinus alpinus or arctic char is closely related to the salmon and trout, sharing characteristics from both. It is native to arctic, sub-Arctic and alpine lakes. No other freshwater fish can be found as far north as this fish. It is a rare fish in Britain, only found in glacial lakes but can be the only fish to be found in lakes around the Canada Arctic. In Scandinavia, it is extremely common and fished extensively. The color of the fish varies between pale pink and bright red. It is an alternative fishing solution to rainbow trout for a farming fish because it uses very little resources. Char feed mainly on insects, but can feed on fish and small crustaceans. It is a larger version of the char.

Names in other languages

	おおイワナ Ō iwana	Large Char
	大岩鱼 (iQue) Dàyán yú	Big Rock Fish
	Saibling	Char
	Trucha	Trout
	Omble	Char
	Salmerino alpino	Arctic Char