The Seeker in the Roblox tycoon game Steal A Fish (created by the group MY FISH FRIEND) is one of the highest-earning standard units in the game. Classified under the Abyss rarity tier, it carries a base purchase price of 97.5Qi$ (97.5 Quintillion) and generates an income of 2.6Qa$ (2.6 Quadrillion) per second. Beyond serving as a premier cash generator, the unit also functions as a mandatory turn-in requirement for late-game base rebirths.
Seeker Stats and Abyss Tier Comparison
Within the standard progression ladder, the Abyss rarity sits above the Deep tier and features four specific creatures. The Seeker is the most expensive and highest-earning fixed-stat unit in the Abyss category.
The verified database values for all Abyss-rarity fish are organized below:
| Fish | Rarity | Price | Income Per Second |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zholthagru | Abyss | 666Qa$ | 23T$/s |
| Deep Eater | Abyss | 6.66Qi$ | 230T$/s |
| Drengothua | Abyss | 66.6Qi$ | 2.3Qa$/s |
| Seeker | Abyss | 97.5Qi$ | 2.6Qa$/s |
While some Event, Limited, and Secret units use dynamic multipliers that scale off your best unit (such as 150% or 300% boosts), the Seeker provides a reliable flat 2.6Qa$ per second to power late-game cash reserves.
How to Get the Seeker
Players can acquire the Seeker through two primary methods: purchasing it as it floats down the base river tunnel, or raiding it directly from an opponent's base.
River Tunnel Spawning and Server Luck
The Seeker spawns naturally in the river that flows past player plots. Because of its Abyss rarity, its natural spawn rate is low during standard server conditions. Players typically target this unit during specific server boost windows:
- Server Luck Multipliers: Players can purchase server-wide luck upgrades (such as 8x, 16x, or event-driven 99x boosts) using Robux or admin triggers.
- Admin Luck: Server-wide 2x or 4x Admin Luck events frequently stack with standard luck multipliers.
- Admin Abuse Events: During developer-led Admin Abuse events, multiple server modifiers—including fast fish spawn speeds, Lightning, and Ancient events—run back-to-back, drastically increasing the frequency of Abyss-tier spawns.
Once the Seeker appears in the water, you must interact with it and confirm the 97.5Qi$ purchase before it drifts past your base perimeter or gets snapped up by another player.
Stealing from Other Bases
If you lack the 97.5Qi$ purchase funds, you can obtain a Seeker by infiltrating another player's base. To successfully steal one:
- Wait for a rival player to leave their base entrance unlocked, or bypass security when base doors open.
- Equip defensive or offensive equipment, such as the Giant Slap or Nuke Slap tools, to knock defenders away while grabbing the fish.
- Carry the fish back across the lobby to your own base slot before being slapped or before the target logs out of the server.
Note that if a target player locks their base in time or disconnects, the theft attempt will fail.
Observed Seeker Mutations and Event Variants
During server events and environmental weather changes, fish that spawn can take on special mutation prefixes. In community gameplay sessions, several variations of the Seeker have been documented:
- Rift Seeker: Observed during the Rift Event, featuring altered sky visuals and lightning. During player testing, specialized event Abyss versions of the Seeker were documented generating up to 11Qa$ per second.
- Magma Seeker: Spawns during volcanic or fire-themed modifiers, applying flame-like visuals to the base model.
- Void Seeker / Ancient Seeker: Alternative mutated forms that appear when Ancient or void-related modifiers are active on the server.
Rebirth Recipe Requirements
Beyond raw cash farming, the Seeker is an essential material for progression milestones. In gameplay testing covering upper-tier rebirths, unlocking late-game base perks—such as expanding the fish vault room and adding extra vault holding slots—specifically requires turning in multiple high-tier fish.
One verified late-game rebirth stage requires the player to possess and submit:
- Two Seekers
- One Blood Moon
Submitting these units consumes them from your active collection in exchange for advancing your rebirth counter and unlocking permanent base slot capacity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What rarity is the Seeker in Steal A Fish?
The Seeker belongs to the Abyss rarity tier, which sits above the Deep tier and below top-end Event and Secret variants.
How much does the Seeker cost and how much does it make?
The baseline Seeker costs 97.5Qi$ to purchase from the river and produces 2.6Qa$ per second in your base.
Can other players steal my Seeker once I place it?
Yes. Unless a fish has the unstealable attribute, any player can walk into an unlocked base, pick up the fish, and carry it away. Keep your base door locked and consider utility game passes like the Intrusion Alarm to prevent opponents from raiding your stash.
