Net A Fish Pets: Stats, Equipping and Leveling

Ocean Crates and Abyss Crates hatch pets with different Money bonuses and hunting abilities. Compare attributes at the stated level: an upgraded pet can have a higher Money multiplier and shorter trips than its base version.

• Money is the pet’s income multiplier while equipped.
• Catch ceiling is the highest fish rarity the pet can catch; it is separate from the pet’s own rarity.
• Fish per trip and trip time describe the hunter’s catch size and timing.
• Highest-rarity catch chance applies per hunting trip, not independently to each fish in a multi-fish catch.
• Hatch chance is the chance of obtaining the pet from its crate, not its chance of catching a rare fish.

Ocean odds labeled Halloween apply to that pool, while Abyss entries distinguish eight-pet and nine-pet pools. Fish Caught bonuses are separate from the listed fish-per-trip values; use the trip values directly when comparing hunting output.

Once you own a pet from an Ocean or Abyss Crate:

1. Open Fish Cooler using the cooler on your dock or the Cooler button.
2. Select Pets, then press Equip on the pet you want to use.
3. Select the equipped pet to access Level Up or Unequip. Use PET INDEX at the top of the menu to browse pets.
4. Visit the Pet Pool beside your dock. Approach its entrance for the E: Pet Fish Open interaction.

An equipped pet provides its Money bonus and hunts according to its own attributes. Labels such as Hunting, Chasing, and Carrying indicate its activity: searching for fish, pursuing a target, or carrying a catch.

A higher catch ceiling does not guarantee that rarity on every trip. Bigmouth Bass can catch up to Uncommon, but it can also return with a Common River Minnow. Bluegill Sunfish and Brook Trout are Uncommon catches it can bring back.

Pets can work alongside your other fishing helpers. See the online AFK setup for combining those systems.

Upgrade with spare copies

1. Open Cooler → Pets and select the pet’s Level Up button or upgrade arrow.
2. Read the spare-copy requirement and the stat changes in the upgrade window.
3. Press Level Up when you have enough copies of that same pet. The upgrade consumes the required spares and keeps at least one pet.

Each level adds 0.02 to the Money multiplier and makes trips 3% faster. For Bigmouth Bass, Level 1 → Level 2 requires two spare Bigmouth Bass: start with three copies and retain one upgraded pet.

This upgrade improves income and trip time without changing the catch size or Uncommon chance. The two-spare requirement applies to this Level 1 → Level 2 upgrade; use the requirement displayed for the upgrade you are making.

Upgrade with Pet Treat

Pet Treat raises one selected pet by one level, up to Level 10. Open Cooler → Other, use Pet Treat, and select the pet to upgrade.

It offers a way to improve a pet without consuming its duplicates, which makes it useful for a pet whose spare copies are difficult to obtain. Get it through the Pearl Shop; see Pet Treat and other Pearl Shop tools for prices and offers.

Unlock +1 Pet Slot, then open Cooler → Pets and assign your pets with the Slot 1 and Slot 2 buttons. Both equipped pets hunt simultaneously. The second pet’s Money bonus adds to the first pet’s bonus; adding or multiplying the two displayed card multipliers is not a supported shortcut for your total income multiplier.

The official listing and Pets-menu offer price the pass at 399 Robux; a separate Shop offer prices it at 320 Robux. See game pass prices and benefits for the purchase options.

Choose for income or hunting

• For income: compare the Money multipliers of pets you already own at their actual levels. Prioritize the higher values.
• For catch volume: compare fish per trip alongside trip time. An owned Abyss pet can be a strong choice even when its Money bonus ties an Ocean pet.
• For a target rarity: choose a pet whose catch ceiling reaches it, then compare its per-trip chance and trip time.

At Level 1, Bloodtide Orca + Blightspine Dragonfish combines an Orca with ×2 Money and one fish every 35 seconds, up to Demigod, with a Dragonfish offering ×2.75 Money and 16 fish every 30 seconds, up to Forbidden. If you own both, this pair gives you two independent hunters while retaining both Money bonuses.

Equal Money bonuses can hide a large difference in catch volume:

Choose Hexfang Viperfish for catch volume when you own both at these attributes: it returns more fish on shorter trips without sacrificing Money. Sunfang has the higher Mythic chance per trip, but the trips have different lengths, so that percentage alone does not settle the choice.

If your choice is Lanternjaw Angler or Sunfang Shark, Lanternjaw favors volume with ten fish every 30 seconds. Sunfang favors income and a higher ceiling: ×1.75 Money and Mythic versus Lanternjaw’s ×1.5 and Epic. If you also own a Level 1 Bloodtide Orca, it improves on Level 1 Sunfang’s Money, trip time, and catch ceiling while still returning one fish per trip.

Ocean Crates have boss-reward, Crew-reward, and Pearl-purchase routes, making them a way to obtain pets without buying crates with Robux. Abyss pets favor larger hunting catches, with base trip sizes reaching 50 fish every 30 seconds for Evercoil Serpent in the nine-pet pool.

Choose new crates around what would improve your existing pets. If you already own a Level 1 Bloodtide Orca with ×2 Money, lower-Money outcomes will not improve that slot’s income, although a pet such as Hexfang Viperfish can still improve catch volume. A top prize’s strength also does not make it a likely result: Evercoil Serpent has a 0.05% hatch chance in the nine-pet Abyss pool.

Use the Ocean vs Abyss Crates guide to compare complete prize pools, version-specific odds, acquisition routes, and purchase bundles. For choosing which owned pets to equip, see the pet tier list for base-level Money bonuses, then account for your pets’ current levels.