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Crucian carp
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Real-world info
Name:Carassius langsdorfii (Japanese silver crucian carp) Family:Cyprinidae(carps and minnows)
Main appearances
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Other appearances
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Names in other languages  フナ  붕어  Carassio  Karausche  鲫鱼  Carassin  Carpín  Kroeskarper  鯽魚  Carassin  Carpín  Карась

Thecrucian carp is a freshwaterfish in theAnimal Crossing series introduced inDoubutsu no Mori. It sells for 160Bells. Along with thecarp, and most fish of the carp family, it appears in the first tank inAnimal Crossing: Wild World and the middle-left tank inAnimal Crossing: City Folk. The crucian carp is a gray-white color. These fish are extremely common, and can be found at any time of year and at any time of day.

Catch details[edit]

In all main games apart fromNew Horizons, the crucian carp can be sold for 120 Bells atTom Nook's store orRe-Tail.

InAnimal Crossing[edit]

#1

"I caught a crucian carp! Carpe diem!"

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Time of year[nb 1]	All year
Time of day	All day
Location	River
Shadow size	Small
Selling price	120Bells
Feng shui	None
Furniture size

InWild World[edit]

#3

"I caught a crucian carp! Carpe diem!"

Description	Unlike carp, crucian carp lack whiskers.
Time of year	All year
Time of day	All day
Peak times	Mar – Jun; Sep – Nov
Location	River
Shadow size	Small
Fish size	30 cm
Selling price	120Bells
Furniture size

InCity Folk[edit]

#3

"I caught a crucian carp! I'm looking pretty sharp!"

Description	The difference between these and Carp is their lack of whiskers.
Time of year	All year
Time of day	All day
Peak times	N/A
Location	River
Shadow size	Small
Fish size	About 11.7 in.
Selling price	120Bells
Furniture size

InNew Leaf[edit]

#3

"I caught a crucian carp! What a crucial catch!"

Time of year	All year
Time of day	All day
Peak times	9 AM – 4 PM
Location	River
Shadow size	Small
Fish size	20 cm
Selling price	120Bells
Furniture size

InPocket Camp[edit]

The crucian carp is one of the 14 fish inAnimal Crossing: Pocket Camp that has been in the game since its release.

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Availability (Pocket Camp Complete)	All yearUnknown
Availability (Pocket Camp)	Currently available(sinceOctober 25, 2017)
Location	Lost Lure Creek
Shadow size	Small
Size	15.0 cm – 24.9 cm
Rarity	★
Selling price	10Bells
Version added	0.9.0
Villager gift data	Tier: 1 (Common) Rewards:  100Bells +2 Friendship points

InNew Horizons[edit]

#3

"I caught a crucian carp! My skills are sharp!"

Time of year	North: All year South: All year
Time of day	All day
Location	River
Shadow size	Small
Rarity	Common
Spawn requirement	Appears from the start of the game
Selling prices	Nook's Cranny:  160Bells  C.J.:  240Bells
Furniture size

Donating to the museum[edit]

InAnimal Crossing[edit]

When a crucian carp is donated,Blathers will say this:

InWild World[edit]

When a crucian carp is donated, Blathers will say this:

InCity Folk[edit]

When a crucian carp is donated, Blathers will say this:

InNew Leaf[edit]

An information board in the aquarium will display this description of the crucian carp upon donation:

InNew Horizons[edit]

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

Fishing Tourney[edit]

During aFishing Tourney, when given a crucian carp,Chip will say the following dialogue.

InCity Folk[edit]

InNew Leaf[edit]

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Real-world information[edit]

A real crucian carp

Carassius carassius is a freshwater fish of theCyprinidae family, and is the type species to the mainCarassius genus of carps, in which other carps are often also referred to as "crucian carps." It is spread through the north of Europe and is thought to be heavily farmed.Carassius carassius are commonly used as food in various European regions, particularly in Slavic cuisine. This fish is not under threat.

Crucian carp are also kept as pets in bigger aquariums and water gardens, but are not as common to obtain commercially as other attractive fish, such as thekoi and thegoldfish.Some sources even state that the goldfish (Carassius auratus) could be a cultivated breed of crucian carp taken from the wild, and these two fish have been successfully bred in lab conditions, leading to an enhanced hybrid between the two but with most being sterile.

Its name derives from the Low German karusse or karutze, possibly from Medieval Latin "coracinus," which means "a kind of river fish." In Japanese, "funa" (フナ) refers to both the fish and the genus.More information on this topic is available atWikipedia.

Names in other languages[edit]

	フナ Funa	Carp (member ofCarassius genus)
	붕어 Bung-eo	Crucian carp
	鲫鱼 Jìyú	Crucian carp
	鯽魚 Unknown	Crucian carp
	Карась Karas'	Carp (member ofCarassius genus)
	Kroeskarper	Crucian carp
	Karausche	Crucian carp
	Carpín	Crucian carp
	Carassin	From its genusCarassius from the familyCyprinidae
	Carassio	From genusCarassius

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