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Q: What rod do you need to use to catch a shellder?
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How do you catch a shellder in Valley windworks?

use a super rod in that pond of water


What rod do you use to catch shellder?

i would use a super rod. if this is the gen 1 games (red yellow blue fire red or leaf green) you can catch him where the SS anne was (i think you can only catch him on blue or fire red but im not positive)


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How do you get shellder in Pokemon pearl?

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