Add Fish to Garden Pond Zelda TOTK

If you want to know how to add fish to the Garden Pond in Zelda TOTK or Tears of the Kingdom (aka the pond at Link’s house), you’ve come to the right place. I’m afraid that I don’t have much good news, but still, it’s worth knowing how the system works. If for no other reason, then to not put yourself into a situation. Let’s get into it.

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Add Fish to Garden Pond Zelda TOTK (image via Reddit user TheRealSgreninja)

How to Add Fish to Garden Pond in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

To add fish to the garden pond in Link’s house in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, you first have to build one. Talk to Granteson and task him to make you a garden pond. It will cost you three hundred Rupees, which isn’t that bad. Once the pond is done, you will have one single Sanke Carp swimming in there. It always respawns, so if you really have no other recourse, you can eat it. Won’t do you much good, but it is there. So, you might think that all you need to do is go and catch some fish, then plop them into the pond, right? Nope, of course not. Fish die when you take them out of the water, don’t you know?

According to Reddit user TheRealSgreninja, the only way to add fish to Link’s home garden pond in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom is to scan the Mipha Breath of the Wild amiibo. You have to scan it while standing directly above the pond. Doing so will make a bunch of live fish spawn in there. Problem is, they despawn after a while, just like they would if you’d scanned the amiibo anywhere else. So, yeah. No matter what you do, that Sanke Carp is the only aquatic pet you can keep indefinitely. Will this change with a future update? Maybe. As it stands, though, you either use the Mipha amiibo for some temporary company or just litter the pond with dead fish.

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