How to get Pokopia Seashell Fencing
The adorable Pokopia Seashell Fencing looks great anywhere in Bubbly Basin, but you'll need it to complete the area's story
Pokopia Seashell Fencing might just be the cutest fencing in the game yet, so it's only right that you would want to place plenty around the Bubbly Basin - and maybe even the beach, too!
If, for some reason, these pretty posts don't take your fancy, though, you still need to unlock the Seashell Fencing recipe if you want to build the Ocean Temple, thus completing Popplio's request and the DLC storyline. It's not at all obvious where to find this recipe, though, so here's where to get it.
How to unlock the Pokopia Seashell Fencing recipe
You can purchase the Pokopia Seashell Fencing recipe from the Bubbly Basin Pokemon Center PC once you reach environment level 3 in the area. It will set you back 500 Life Coins, but since it's essential for the story, that's a relatively small price to pay.
Luckily, you'll already be at level 3 for the story to require these fences, so you shouldn't have a problem grabbing the recipe from the Shop. If for any reason you've gone back down a level, though, you can get it back up using our guide to increasing your Pokopia environment level.
Once you've unlocked the recipe, you can then craft 10 fences with just one Star-Speckled Rock and one Shiny Pearl. We've got a separate guide for you if you haven't figured out how to get Pokopia Shiny Pearls yet.
And with that, you'll be able to craft the ten Seashell Fence pieces required to build the Ocean Temple and have Bubbly Basin looking more fabulous than ever. You'll also need the Pokopia Ocean Door recipe, too, so take a look at our other guide if you aren't sure how to get that recipe - you won't find that one in the shop.
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