How to catch any pokemon you want

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Catching a pokemon is hard enough, catching a specific pokemon is even harder. But you have been dying for that onix. I can tell you a way to increase your chances of finding any pokemon you want.
It all has to do with habitats. A pokemon habitat is a place where a pokemon type resides.

Normal type: Everywhere
Fire type: residential areas, neighbourhoods, desserts.
Water type: rivers, streams, lakes.
Grass type: parks, forest, golf course, gardens.
Bug Type: grassy areas, zoos, nature reserves.
Rock type: parking lots, mountains, rocky areas, train stations.
Ground type: playgrounds, parking garages, muddy areas, urban areas.
electric type: industrial areas, colleges, campus, banks.
Fighting type: sport centers, stadiums, actual and virtual gyms.
Poison type: sewage areas, marshes, lakes, swamps.
Fairy type: churches, cemeteries. 
Flying type: farmlands, nature reserves, grassy areas.
Ice type: near bodies of water, swimming pools, beaches.
Psychic type: residential areas(at night), hospitals.
Steel type: Banks, shopping malls, large buildings, industrial zones.
Dragon type: famous places, landmarks.

Once you are in one of these places use a lure module, incense combo and you got that onix, congrats!


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