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OK now you can only place up to 30 objects in each area. Some Pokemon including Bagon,Solrock,shelgon,Metang,Trapinch and so on are classified in these games as RARE and so if want to lure out another Pokemon a Pokemon close to what you need it could appear.
If you are confused from what I said I will explain in another way. Say you want lure out
Hippopotas which can be found in the desert area, it also needs 28 rock objects placed around there to. OK Trapinch needs 49 rock objects now once you've placed 28 rock objects there is a slight chance Trapinch will appear.
This might happen, this has only happened to me once and that means it's as rare as finding a shiny Pokemon. :(
Hoped this helped!
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put the objects where you want than come back every day for a week and your objects should level up
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