Decision workflow · checked 2026-09-10

Steal Fish Eggs Progression Guide

Choose your next action from the bottleneck you can actually observe: a cash goal, two income setups, a known upgrade cost, or swim speed. This guide supplies the decision method—not invented prices, ranks, locations, or a universal best path.

Pick the problem you can measure

I have a cash goal

Enter the effective rate and unit visible in your game. The result estimates earnings or time from your inputs.

Estimate a cash goal →

I am comparing two setups

Keep current and proposed rows separate. Unknown rates remain excluded instead of becoming zero.

Compare tank plans →

I can see an upgrade cost

Use the cost only with current and proposed effective income in the same in-game currency and time unit.

Check cash payback →

Movement is my bottleneck

The official description points to endless-pool training for swim speed. Exact gains and requirements are not documented here.

Review the confirmed scope →

Recheck after every change

  1. Record the values and units currently visible.
  2. Change only the setup or upgrade you want to compare.
  3. Record the new visible values under the same conditions.
  4. Use the difference for a decision, and keep unknown effects outside the calculation.

An apparent improvement in one observation does not prove drop odds, hidden multipliers, offline income, or a permanent game formula.

Do not assume

The reviewed dataset does not currently establish a best upgrade order, universal tank capacity, upgrade costs or gains, rarity odds, egg refresh cycles, ideal locations, or a complete entity value list. See current publication coverage and the evidence methodology.

Official scope

The official description supports the broad egg, fish, income, pool/base upgrade, swim-speed, and stealing loop summarized in How to Play. Source: official Roblox game page.