0
If you want a deep sea scale then you have to catch a wild relicanth and hope it has one. If you want a deep sea tooth then you have to catch a wild carvanha. An easier way would just be to get a bannete and use frisk instead of catching everything you see!
Wiki User
∙ 13y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is better deep sea tooth or deep sea scale in Pokemon ruby?
When you trade Clamperl with the deep sea scale you get Gorebyss with the deep sea tooth you get Huntail.
How do you get a deep sea scale and a deep sea tooth in Pokemon black and white?
You can find the Deep Sea Scale and the Deep Sea Tooth on Routes 13 and 17.
Where do you get the deep sea scale?
i do not know how to get deep sea scale but if you catch a carvanha in D/P or platinum there is a 5% Chance of getting a deep sea tooth
Where can you get a deep sea scale in Pokemon sapphire version?
You get it when you find the scanner on the abandoned ship and he will trade you a deep sea scale or a deep sea tooth the scale evolves clampearl or seadra into kingdra or gorebis via trade and the tooth evolves clampearl into huntail
How do you evolve Clamperl in Pokemon Ruby?
To evolve it, you have to give it a Deep Sea Tooth (Huntail) or a Deep Sea Scale (Gorebyss) and trade it.
What is better deep sea tooth or deep sea scale in Pokemon ruby?
When you trade Clamperl with the deep sea scale you get Gorebyss with the deep sea tooth you get Huntail.
How do you get a deep sea scale and a deep sea tooth in Pokemon black and white?
You can find the Deep Sea Scale and the Deep Sea Tooth on Routes 13 and 17.
What does a deep tooth and a deep scale do in Pokemon emerald?
The Deep Sea Tooth and the Deep Sea Scale are both used to evolve Clamperl into either a) Huntail or b) Gorebyss. - Badminton
Where do you get the deep sea scale?
i do not know how to get deep sea scale but if you catch a carvanha in D/P or platinum there is a 5% Chance of getting a deep sea tooth
Where do you find a deep sea tooth?
You can't find this item to get it receive the scanner in the abandoned ship and give to capt stern he will let you have deep sea scale or deep sea tooth pick the tooth.
Where can you get a deep sea scale in Pokemon sapphire version?
You get it when you find the scanner on the abandoned ship and he will trade you a deep sea scale or a deep sea tooth the scale evolves clampearl or seadra into kingdra or gorebis via trade and the tooth evolves clampearl into huntail
What do you get from the scientist when you give him the scanner in Pokemon emerald?
You get an option of either the Deep Sea Tooth or the Deep Sea Scale. Both items evolve Clamperl when it's holding 1 and it's traded to another player. Deep Sea Tooth evolves it into Huntail while Deep Sea Scale evolves it into Gorebyss.
When does clamperl evolve in Pokemon Sapphire?
Well, the clamperl can either evovle to a gorebyss or a huntail. To evovle both of them, you have to get deep sea scale and deep sea tooth. Put one deep sea tooth in one clamperl and the deep sea scale in the other clamperl. Trade both to your friend who has Pokemon pearl or diamond. Make sure to remember to NOT click B or it won't evolve. Then trade back. You should get the gorebyss and huntail. If you don't, it's ur problem.Good luck! I got the deep sea scale and the deep sea tooth from action replay.
How do you evolve Clamperl in Pokemon Ruby?
To evolve it, you have to give it a Deep Sea Tooth (Huntail) or a Deep Sea Scale (Gorebyss) and trade it.
How do you get a deepseascale on Pokemon emerald?
You can get a choice between a DEEP SEA SCALE or a DEEP SEA TOOTH from Cap. Stern after the Scanner event.Wild Pokemon sometimes carry them too (rare) (NOTE: ONLY IN DIAMOND AND PEARL.)Deep Sea Scale : Clamperl, Chinchou, Relicanth.Deep Sea Tooth : Carvanha, Sharpedo.
Is it possible to get both the deep sea tooth and scale in Pokemon emerald?
no, not unless your playing vba.
Where do you get the deep sea scale or tooth in Emerald?
DeepSeaTooth can be found on wild Carvanha and Sharpedo, while DeepSeaScale can be found on wild Relicanth, Chinchou and Lantur.
