Throughout your adventures in Hogwarts Legacy, you’ll get to explore everything in the lands around the wizarding school and even encounter various creatures you’ll be able to tame. Tamed creatures take their place in your Vivarium. However, your Vivarium comes with limited spots and can only hold so many creatures at a time. Luckily, Hogwarts Legacy also features a way of upgrading your Vivariums by unlocking new biomes and increasing your species capacity.
If you’re tired of making the difficult decision of which species to discard from your Vivarium, you’ve come to the right place. Here’s everything you need to know in order to upgrade your Vivarium in Hogwarts Legacy.
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Is it possible to increase Vivarium Capacity in Hogwarts Legacy?
Players can’t increase the capacity of a Vivarium in Hogwarts Legacy. The first Vivarium of the game can house twelve creatures from four different species.
While having limited rooms will bottleneck your breeding efforts at some point down the line, you’ll unlock some wiggle room as you progress through Hogwarts Legacy.
How to unlock more Vivarium Rooms in Hogwarts Legacy
In addition to the first Vivarium, players can unlock three more Vivarium rooms down the line after completing certain quests.
- Swamp Vivarium
- Unlocks after completing the “Foal of the Dead” side quest.
- Grassland Meadow Vivarium
- Unlocks after completing the “Phoenix Rising” side quest.
- Coastal/Beach Vivarium
- Unlocks after completing “The Plight of the House-Elf” side quest.
These Vivariums also allow players to store up to 12 beasts. Though it may take a while until you unlock all the Vivariums, you won’t have an issue with space when you get them all rolling.
Given the number of beasts that you’ll need to battle through while unlocking all the Vivariums, you may want to consider stacking up on Wiggenweld Potions. Don’t forget to collect all the Horklump Juice you come across as they can be used to craft potions.
