The Camello is a purple dromedary piñata introduced in Viva Piñata: Trouble in Paradise. It can only be found in the Dessert Desert.
Mind those jaws! And the spit! And hooves! You can see why that barbarian fellow ended up socking one of these in the face. Plainly some folks around here have more affection for the, er, noble desert steed.
It has very long legs and its mouth is orange.
Requirements (Trouble in Paradise)
This piñata can only be found in the Dessert Desert.
Appear Requirements
- You are a level 15 gardener or better.
Bait Requirements
- A Camello enjoys orange-colored stuff (Yam).
- Note: Bait the trap with a yam.
Resident Requirements
- Have 20 square pinometers of sand (20%).
- Has drunk 2 cups of coffee.
- Has eaten 3 cacti.
Romance Requirements
- Have 25 square pinometers of sand (25%).
- Has eaten 3 coconut macaroons.
- Is wearing Cool Shades.
- Is wearing Señor Sombrero.
- There is a Camello house in the garden.
Variant 1 Requirements (Pink)
- Feeding it a water lily seed will change its color to pink.
Variant 2 Requirements (Orange)
- Feeding it a jack o' lantern will change its color to orange.
Variant 3 Requirements (Blue)
- Feeding it a bluebell seed will change its color to blue.
Wildcard Variants
- Large hump on chin
- Taller hump
- Large ears
Trick Requirements
Requirements (Trouble in Paradise - Just for Fun)
- Attract it by becoming a level 0 gardener or better.
Romance dance music
They love to groove with funk.
Camello Uses
- Eating 1 Camello help meets the Tigermisu Romance requirements.
Species Conflicts
Eats
- None
Eaten by
Scared of
- Roario
- Tigermisu (Escapes gardens if resident)
Rivals
- None
Happiness Tips
- Camellos like eating cacti, yams, monkeynuts, palm seeds, and sunflowers.
- Camellos dislike eating all produce.
- Camellos hate eating fireweeds.
Gallery
Pink variant
Orange Variant
Blue variant
Chin hump wildcard
Tall hump wildcard
- To see all pictures and videos about this topic, see Camello/Gallery.
Trivia
- The Camello resembles a dromedary, a species of camel with a single hump on its back.