
Net A Fish Pets: Stats, Equipping and Leveling
Compare Net A Fish pet stats and crate sources, equip hunters, upgrade pets with duplicates or Pet Treat, and choose two pets for Money and catches.
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Choose a pet crate by what would improve your current setup: a stronger Money bonus, more fish per hunting trip, or a way to hatch pets without spending Robux.

| Your goal | Recommended choice | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Hatch pets without buying Robux crates | Ocean Crates | Earn them through bosses and the Crew daily target, or buy them with Pearls. |
| Bring back more fish per hunting trip | Abyss Crates | Even the base Lanternjaw Angler returns 10 fish every 30 seconds. |
| Improve income when you already own Bloodtide Orca | Compare the whole pool before buying | Its Level 1 ×2 Money beats the two most common Abyss outcomes. |
| Aim for the highest base Money bonus | Nine-pet Abyss pool | Evercoil Serpent offers ×10 Money, but its hatch chance is 0.05%. |
Abyss is a stronger choice for catch volume, but an individual hatch may not improve your income. At base attributes, Hexfang Viperfish and Ocean’s Sunfang Shark both give ×1.75 Money and catch up to Mythic. Hexfang returns 12 fish every 30 seconds; Sunfang returns one every 40 seconds. Their Mythic chances are 5% and 6.7% per trip, respectively, so the larger catch does not mean every fish gets an independent 5% Mythic roll.
Lanternjaw Angler offers another tradeoff: 10 fish every 30 seconds, but ×1.5 Money and an Epic catch ceiling, compared with Sunfang Shark’s ×1.75 Money and Mythic ceiling.
If you already use a Level 1 Bloodtide Orca, Lanternjaw Angler and Hexfang Viperfish would both be weaker Money replacements. Together, those outcomes account for 70% of the eight-pet Abyss pool or 69.95% of the nine-pet pool. They can still be useful for hunting volume; buying a crate simply does not guarantee a better income pet.
Compare bonuses at your pets’ actual levels before replacing one. Use the base-level Money tier list to compare pets you own, and the pet guide for equipping and leveling.
Each crate hatches one random pet from its applicable pool.
| Source | Ocean Crates | Abyss Crates |
|---|---|---|
| Kraken victory rewards | Available as a victory reward | — |
| Megalodon victory rewards | Reward examples include three crates | Reward menus include a separate 10% crate chance |
| Crew daily target | One crate for reaching 100,000 fish together | — |
| Pearl Shop → Crates | Buy bundles of 1, 3, or 10 | — |
| Store → crate category | Buy bundles of 1, 5, 10, or 50 | Buy bundles of 1, 5, 10, or 50 |
The Megalodon’s 10% chance is the chance to receive an Abyss Crate, not the chance to hatch any particular pet. Its pet roll comes from the Abyss pool after you receive and open the crate.
For reward routes, follow the Kraken fight guide or Megalodon fight guide. The Crew guide explains the shared daily target.
For boss crates, select CLAIM on the reward panel before the opening sequence. Multiple crates can hatch duplicates; a five-crate opening still gives five random pets, not five different species.
| Crates | Total price | Average price per crate |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1,000 Pearls | 1,000 Pearls |
| 3 | 2,500 Pearls | About 833.33 Pearls |
| 10 | 7,500 Pearls | 750 Pearls |
The ten-crate bundle has the lowest Pearl cost per crate, saving 2,500 Pearls compared with ten single purchases. The three-crate bundle saves 500 Pearls compared with three singles. Buy one if you want a single hatch now; save for a bundle if you already intend to open several. For other uses of the same currency, compare Pearl Shop spending choices.
All prices below are total Robux costs for the bundle. Match the price column to the menu and purchase confirmation you receive.
| Crates | Ocean: standard menu | Ocean: reduced-price menu | Abyss: standard menu | Abyss: Plus menu |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 129 | 104 | 249 | 200 |
| 5 | 499 | 400 | 999 | 800 |
| 10 | 899 | 720 | 1,799 | 1,440 |
| 50 | 3,499 | 2,800 | 6,999 | 5,600 |
Larger bundles reduce the average cost within each price column. At 50 crates, Ocean costs 69.98 Robux each in the standard menu or 56 in the reduced-price menu; Abyss costs 139.98 each at standard prices or 112 with Plus.
Choose the number of hatches you want before comparing the discount. A lower unit price still requires a larger total purchase, and it does not make the resulting pets better than the ones you already own.
The hatch percentages below apply to the Halloween Ocean pool. Money bonuses apply while the pet is equipped; keep the level condition attached to each value when comparing it with your own pet.
Wraithlantern Kraken is the Halloween Empyrean pet, with a base ×4 Money bonus. Treat it as an event option when it appears in the Ocean menu.
For an income upgrade over a Level 1 Bloodtide Orca, the higher base Money options are Seraph Serpent, Voidmaw Leviathan, and the Halloween Wraithlantern Kraken. Lower-tier hatches can still add pets to your collection or supply duplicate copies for leveling; the pet guide covers that process.
Open Store → Abyss Crates and match the pool to your menu. The eight-pet pool ends with Dawnmother Whale. The nine-pet pool adds Evercoil Serpent and changes only Lanternjaw Angler’s hatch chance, from 40% to 39.95%; the other shared hatch chances stay the same.
| Pool | Base hunting range | Highest base Money bonus |
|---|---|---|
| Eight pets | 10–35 fish every 30 seconds | Dawnmother Whale: ×7.5 |
| Nine pets | 10–50 fish every 30 seconds | Evercoil Serpent: ×10 |
Alongside the named pets below, both pools include the Abyssal tier at a 5% hatch chance. It gives ×3.5 Money, brings back 20 fish every 30 seconds, and catches up to Abyssal with a 3% Abyssal chance per trip. In the nine-pet menu, it also has an equipped ×1.15 Fish Caught bonus.
A crate card’s percentage determines which pet hatches. The pet’s hunting percentage describes its chance of returning its highest catch rarity on a trip. For example, Blightspine Dragonfish has an 8.4% hatch chance and a 5% Forbidden chance per hunting trip. Dawnmother Whale has a 0.1% hatch chance and a 1-in-200 Genesis chance per trip.
The Fish Caught multiplier is a separate equipped bonus. Use the listed fish-per-trip value when comparing hunting output; do not multiply it again by Fish Caught.
Evercoil Serpent is the strongest base option in the nine-pet pool for both Money and catch volume, but its 0.05% hatch chance makes it a rare target. If your goal is a practical hunting upgrade, compare the common outcomes with your current pet as well as the top prize.