In the Roblox game Steal A Fish (created by the group MY FISH FRIEND), the Bloop is a high-earning Cosmic rarity creature that costs $500,000,000 and generates $250,000 per second. It acts as an essential mid-to-late-game income producer and belongs to a wider family of Bloop variations that appear along the central river track.
Bloop Variants and Income Comparison
Steal A Fish features several versions of the Bloop across the Cosmic, Limited, and Secret categories. While the standard Bloop and its evolutionary types provide flat cash generation per second, specialized versions like the Evil Bloop scale dynamically off your highest-earning fish.
The table below outlines all confirmed Bloop-related creatures, their rarities, in-game purchase prices, and income rates based on recorded game data:
| Fish Name | Rarity | Purchase Cost | Money per Second |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bloop | Cosmic | $500,000,000 ($500M) | $250,000/s ($250k/s) |
| Skeleton Bloop | Cosmic | $800,000,000 ($800M) | $400,000/s ($400k/s) |
| Octobloop | Cosmic | $900,000,000 ($900M) | $450,000/s ($450k/s) |
| Bloopvoid (Bloop Void) | Cosmic | $1,450,000,000 ($1.45B) | $800,000/s ($800k/s) |
| Evil Bloop | Limited | 1,499 Robux | 150% better than your best fish |
| Nightmare Blobfish | Secret | $2,500,000,000 ($2.5B) | 90% better than your best fish |
Mutations can also alter standard Cosmic Bloop fish. Recorded mutations observed in gameplay include Void, Golden, and Magma (which has a 0.5% base trigger chance introduced in update 3.0), which alter appearance and cash generation multipliers.
How to Get the Bloop
Players can acquire the standard Bloop and other Cosmic variants through conveyor belt purchases or by raiding other bases.
- Track Spawns: The regular Bloop floats down the central river track that runs past player bases. Servers feature built-in guaranteed spawn timers displayed on the interface for Cosmic, Mythic, and Deep rarities. Standard Bloops spawn at intervals or when server luck cycles roll Cosmic outcomes.
- In-Game Store: The in-game store periodically lists high-tier fish, including the Bloop Void and trade-related stock, allowing direct purchases if you meet the cash requirement.
- Stealing from Competitors: If a rival player places a Bloop or Bloop Void in their base without an active forcefield or base lock, you can sprint into their base, interact with the fish to steal it, and run it back to your own base slots. Stun weapons such as the Freeze Gun, Taser, Flintlock, and Ice Slap are frequently used to incapacitate owners during base incursions.
Evil Bloop Rules and Unstealable Mechanics
The Evil Bloop functions differently from standard track spawns. Rather than producing a flat dollar amount per second, it scales its production to 150% (1.5x) of whatever your current highest-earning fish produces.
- Protection from Theft: When purchased directly through Robux (priced at 1,499 Robux), the Evil Bloop receives an "Unstealable" tag. Other players cannot interact with or carry away unstealable fish, protecting them from public lobby raids.
- Free Server Instances: During specific developer and admin events, standard Evil Bloops have occasionally been spawned into server conveyors at $0. Evil Bloops acquired without Robux purchases do not automatically possess permanent unstealable protection unless rolled with an Unstealable mutation (7.5% base mutation chance).
- Golden Oops Edition: Players who held original stock purchases of the Evil Bloop were granted an exclusive Golden Oops edition featuring golden particle visual effects to designate original ownership.
Using Bloop Variants for Rebirths
Cosmic Bloop variants are mandatory stepping stones for mid-game and endgame rebirth milestones:
- Unlocking Slots and Levels: Performing rebirths resets required turn-in fish from your base while expanding floor space and base slots. Reaching higher rebirth ranks (such as Rebirth 9 and Rebirth 10) requires specific turn-ins of high-tier fish, including Bloop Voids alongside Deep-class fish like the World Eater and Mouth Titan.
- Rebirth Retention: Rebirths in Steal A Fish only consume the exact fish listed on your rebirth requirement checklist. Any additional Bloops, Deep fish, or percentage-scaling secrets not explicitly required by that specific rebirth tier remain in your base.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the standard Bloop cost in Steal A Fish?
The standard Bloop costs $500,000,000 ($500M) in in-game currency when it appears on the conveyor track.
How much money does the Bloop make per second?
The regular Cosmic Bloop generates $250,000/s ($250k/s) without additional server multipliers or mutation bonuses.
Can other players steal your Bloop?
Yes. If your Bloop is placed in an unlocked base and does not carry the Unstealable mutation or Robux purchase tag, any player can pick it up and carry it into their own base.
What is the difference between Bloop and Bloop Void?
The standard Bloop costs $500M and generates $250k/s, while the Bloop Void (Bloopvoid) costs $1.45B and produces $800k/s. Bloop Void is also specifically required as an ingredient for high-level rebirth recipes.
