In Garden Galaxy, collect as many animals as you can to decorate your living green space.
There are so many things you can use to build and decorate your own Garden Galaxy that it can be hard to know where to start. Some things have visual effects, and others can be changed in many ways to make your garden unique. And no yard, no matter how wild or well-kept it is, would be complete without some friendly animals.
There are a total of eight creatures, including their variations, that can live in any world you build for them. There is no limit to how many you can make, as long as you collect enough things. You can find these animals in six of the eleven coin sets, and the rarity of each one varies, so good luck!
Frog And Toad
A Frog and a Toad, which are different versions of the same thing, are two of the cutest animals in Funny Shooter 2 game. When a small green leaf is put down, the Frog appears. This means that a hopping friend will come to visit. This is not the same as the green Leaf, which you can touch to make leaves fall across the screen.
When the Toad is put on a tile or other item, it will sit on its brown leaf. They act the same and have a big range, being able to jump all over your yard and balance on your ornaments. Both animals can’t swim, but they can jump over things that are put in the water.
Fish
Big Fish and Small Fish are two other animals that can show up in your little world. The item’s description says what size fish it draws, but most of the time there are no other fish in the water. The Fish will swim through all of the Water Tiles and under anything you put on the top of the water. It can’t swim up or down rivers, so if you put it at the top, it will get stuck.
The Big Fish variant grows from green water weeds and looks like a big black shadow moving under the surface. Sometimes it will glitch out of the side of a Water Tile. The Small Fish likes orange water weeds, and it is a thin golden fish that acts the same way. Both are part of the Water set.
White Bird
The White Bird is part of the Classic set. This animal will fly around your yard, and it has a pretty big range. It’s drawn to the black Bird Bath, so it’s focused on that thing. If you pick up and put back any of these things, the animal that belongs to it will appear on top of it again and start to move away from that point.
This item from the Classic collection is pretty rare, and it takes a lot of dull, silver, medal-shaped coins to trade for it. The Piggy Bank that looks like a stone pillar is a great way to get these coins quickly, and putting other items from the Classic set on Wooden Pedestals will lower the number of items you get traded back.
Black Bird
The Black Bird is the second Bird you can get in Garden Galaxy. This is a different object from a different item set than most item variables. You’ll need to put the Birdhouse somewhere in your space so that the Black Bird will come there.
It does the same things as the White Bird, like hop around, sit on things, and clean itself. Even though it is part of the Forest collection, the Birdhouse goes well with the Lawn set. Forest Coins are leaf-shaped and green.
Firefly
Even though Firefly Jars are part of one of the rarest sets of items, they are one of the more common gifts you can get in exchange for Curio coins. These are the black coins in the shape of a star that don’t get tipped very often. Keep any black cauldron Piggy Banks that the seller spits out if you want to get more of them. If you save coins in them, they will finally be worth ten Curio coins.
You can use the Firefly Jars to turn the Fireflies’ glow on or off. The bug will dance around in its Jar, and it looks especially beautiful when it is set on Stepping Stones in the water at night.
Bees
A cute house full of little bees is the perfect addition to any kitchen garden or farmyard scene. When this Bee Hive is put down, it will make a cloud of bees fly around it. But they won’t come to your flowers or make noise. You could even give the hard workers the whole galaxy to make honey and grow flower gardens. This thing isn’t very common, and it’s hard to find the coin set without the carrot-shaped Piggy Bank.
When trading Farm Coins and orange triangles, you will need a lot of luck. If you want to set up a whole field of Bee Hives, you should use Stone Pedestals to increase your chances and Wooden Pedestals to make sure you don’t get any other Farm things.
