How to Build a Mini Museum Habitat in Pokopia

Creating a mini museum habitat for Gimmigool in Pokopia requires careful planning and the right materials. This guide walks you through each component you’ll need and the specific steps to assemble your habitat correctly.

Materials Required

To build a mini museum habitat, you’ll need three main components: a pedestal, four poles, and a large lost relic. Let’s break down each requirement.

Harbour Poles (Quantity: 4)

You’ll need four harbour poles to frame your habitat. These poles are made from either iron or iron rope. You can obtain harbour poles in two ways: learn the recipe and craft them yourself, or purchase the recipe from the shop and gather them from bleach locations.

Pedestal

The pedestal serves as the centerpiece of your habitat. You’ll need stone and lumber to craft a pedestal. Once created, you’ll arrange the four harbour poles around it—one on each side.

Large Lost Relic

The final and trickiest component is a large lost relic. This is where many players make mistakes. You do not need a large orange glowing orb. Instead, you need any large lost relic that will fit on your pedestal.

Not all large lost relics will work for this purpose. For example, a photo cutout board might be classified as a large lost relic, but it won’t fit on the pedestal. Size compatibility is crucial—the item must be large enough to count as a large lost relic but small enough to physically rest on the pedestal.

Finding Large Lost Relics

Large lost relics can be found by digging in specific locations. When you see gold sparkles in the ground (not in flowers—those are honey), dig at those spots to uncover treasure. Some of these treasures will be large lost relics.

Once you’ve dug up a potential relic, take it to Professor Tanggrove to have it identified and praised. Then, attempt to place it on your pedestal. If it fits, you’ve found a compatible large lost relic for your habitat.

Assembly Instructions

To place items on the pedestal, simply add the large lost relic to your inventory and place it directly onto the pedestal. The placement process is straightforward once you have a compatible relic.

Pro Tips

Build your mini museum habitat in your base rather than at the actual museum. This way, you can test whether your large lost relic fits on the pedestal before making the journey to the museum. If the relic doesn’t fit, you won’t have wasted time traveling. Keep trying different large lost relics until you find one that works perfectly on the pedestal.

Conclusion

Building a mini museum habitat for Gimmigool in Pokopia is an achievable goal with the right materials and knowledge. Remember: you need four harbour poles, a stone and lumber pedestal, and a large lost relic that fits on the pedestal. The key challenge is finding the right large lost relic, so don’t get discouraged if your first few attempts don’t work. Keep digging, keep trying, and you’ll have your mini museum habitat complete!

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