Crowla
- For answers to commonly asked Crowla questions, see below. For information on the Sour version of this species, see below.
| Crowla | |
|---|---|
| Animal: | Crow |
| Candy: | Cola |
| Level: | 5 |
| Base value: | 1500 coins |
| Attack: | Tombstones |
| Housing | |
| The Crowla house is a model of the haunted mansion from "Grabbed by the Ghoulies". | |
| Housing cost: | 825 coins |
| Romance dance | |
You'd better have a birdbath adorning your garden and a bottle of medicine ready to be fed to tame this sour once it finds its way into your garden at level 15. Otherwise it might eat up one of your sick pinata. When you want more Crowlas you'll need 4 Lickatoads for one to visit and then feed 2 Lickatoads to one for residence. Once you're ready to romance you'll need to feed a Crowla, 2 Shellybeans.
Requirements
Appear requirements
- Have a resident Crowla in the garden.
Visit requirements
- Have 4 resident Lickatoads in the garden.
Resident requirements
- Has eaten 2 Lickatoads.
Romance requirements
- Has eaten 2 Shellybeans.
- Have a Crowla house in the garden.
Species variants
| Species variants for the Crowla |
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Feeding it a water lily changes its color to pink. |
Other information
- Directing a tamed Crowla to Dastardos will momentarily distract him (and unlock an achievement).
Sour version
As a sour, it eats sick pinatas.
- If you tame it, the Crowla will have an ability to momentarily distract Dastardos.
Requirements
Appear requirements
- You are a level 14 Gardener or better.
Visit requirements
- You are a level 15 Gardener or better.
Resident requirements
- Have 1 birdbath in the garden.
- Has drunk 1 bottle of medicine.
While a temporary fix is to feed them Happy candy, the real issue has to do with whether they like your garden or not. Like any other species, Crowlas like to have their Appear and Visit requirements met, to remain happy in a garden. Once you have four Lickatoads in your garden, they should stop getting sad and leaving.
In general, once you've tamed a sour, ask yourself "Does my garden have what it needs to attract a tame one from the wild?" If not, the one you've just tamed won't stay long, because the garden's not attractive to them. View thread
