Slime Out Fish Pets and Eggs

Pets in Slime Out Fish are turtles that fish alongside you—including support while you are offline—so egg progress is real account power, not pure cosmetics. This guide covers egg rarities seen in creator content, example pet stats from showcases, the Robux Royal Turtle Egg shop pool, and how pets fit beside rods, knives, and weather farming. Numbers that come from a single creator video are labeled as such; hatch rates and exact offline formulas can shift with Scale the Deeps patches.

If you just spawned, finish the Getting Started loop and redeem codes first. The turtle code grants a Rare Egg, which is the fastest free pet foothold on many accounts.

What turtle pets do

Turtles act as companion fishers. Creators describe them contributing catches and inventory help while you play, with offline fishing called out as part of the pet fantasy. Exact offline tick rates, steal rules on six-player servers, and whether every pet tier fishes equally are not fully documented in a public design sheet—watch your own pet output after hatching instead of trusting a viral spreadsheet.

Stat lines shown in showcases usually mix Luck, Efficiency, and Inventory (names can vary slightly by UI build). Higher luck supports rarer pulls; efficiency speaks to work rate; inventory helps carry capacity so pets and players are not constantly blocked by full bags. Pair pet inventory gains with your own bait upgrades from bait and boosts so the whole dock stays clear during Thunder or Meteor spikes.

Slime Out Fish pets and turtle egg showcase

Egg rarities

Egg	How players obtain it	Notes
Common Egg	Standard progression / shop loops	Baseline hatch entry
Rare Egg	Promo code turtle and other rare drops	Strong early pet step
Legendary Egg	Event ground spawns on the map	Clips show roughly 50–60 minutes incubate time
Royal Turtle Egg	Shop for 99 Robux	Paid premium pool with weighted turtles

Legendary ground spawns are time-gated world events—not something you should invent a fake spawn table for. When a Legendary Egg appears, clear space, claim it, and start incubation instead of AFK-wandering away from the marker. Incubation near 50–60 minutes is a clip observation; your client timer is authoritative.

Example pets from creator showcases

These examples illustrate the stat fantasy. They are not a guarantee of your next hatch.

Rare Egg example — Nurse Turtle

• Luck: 30
• Efficiency: 2
• Inventory: 15

Nurse Turtle is the kind of Rare hatch that makes turtle worth redeeming on day one: modest efficiency, meaningful luck, and inventory that softens early bag pressure.

Legendary example — Golden Turtle Mythic

• Luck: 100
• Efficiency: 50
• Inventory: 75

Golden Turtle Mythic is a showcase ceiling, not an average Legendary result. Hatch rates into this exact pet are unverified. Treat Legendary eggs as high upside with variance.

Named turtles players talk about

Community and creator coverage also name Mage Turtle, Lava Turtle, and Steel Turtle among recognizable outcomes—especially in Royal or premium contexts. Expect more turtle names to appear as Scale the Deeps expands the pool; this wiki only lists names we can actually point to in coverage.

Royal Turtle Egg pool (creator approximate weights)

Creators discussing the 99 Robux Royal Turtle Egg describe an approximate pull distribution like:

Outcome band	Approx. share
Wizard / Mage	~50%
Knight	~25%
Lava	~15%
Blue gem	~8%
Emerald king	~2%

These percentages are approximate creator claims, not an official Scale the Deeps probability sheet. Robux purchases are optional—Cash progression through rods, knives, and weather Starlight still carries free-to-play accounts. If you do buy Royal eggs, budget for variance: the Mage-heavy band shows up often in those estimates, while emerald-king-style outcomes are intentionally rare.

Skill stones and merge machine

Community discussions mention skill stones and a merge machine as pet-enhancement sinks. Exact stone drop tables, merge recipes, and whether merges are account-safe across updates remain community-reported and incomplete. Until Scale the Deeps publishes a patch note spelling out the machine, treat merge advice on social media as provisional: never spend scarce stones on a pet you are about to replace with a clearly better hatch, and keep a screenshot of stats before merging.

For session planning with other players who already run stacked turtles, skim Players for community routines—without copying unverified “secret merge” myths.

How pets fit the upgrade order

Pets amplify an account that already understands catch → scrape → feed. They do not replace:

1. Redeeming codes (turtle for the Rare Egg, Cash codes for tools).
2. Buying Kitchen Knife and Toy Rod on schedule via Getting Started.
3. Keeping perfect scrapes honest so pet-caught fish still pay—see cash routing in How to Earn Cash.
4. Timing luck bait and potions for weather with bait and boosts.

A Legendary turtle on a dull knife still watches you leak Cash on incomplete scrapes. Hatch when your plot can support the pet, inventory is not permanently capped, and you understand the next knife or rod buy.

Practical hatch checklist

1. Redeem turtle and any Cash codes on the Codes Hub.
2. Confirm inventory space and that you are not mid-Meteor panic.
3. Hatch Rare/Common eggs when you can watch the first pet cycle.
4. If a Legendary ground egg spawns, claim it immediately and note the incubate timer (~50–60 min in clips).
5. Only then consider Robux Royal eggs if you want the premium pool.
6. Log resulting Luck / Efficiency / Inventory and decide whether stones/merges are worth risk later.

Mistakes to avoid

• Ignoring the free Rare Egg from turtle while watching Royal egg videos.
• Hatching during a full-inventory weather scramble so the pet UI fights you.
• Believing every Lucky Totem tip applies equally to pets without testing.
• Spending 99 Robux repeatedly without accepting the approximate Mage-weighted odds.
• Treating Golden Turtle Mythic stats as the normal Legendary average.

Related pages

• Codes Hub — turtle Rare Egg and other active strings.
• Getting Started — Day-one order before pet investment.
• Bait and boosts — Luck and capacity that stack with pet fishing.
• Players — Community session habits around pets and events.
• How to Earn Cash — Keep scrape income healthy while pets run.

Pets are a parallel progression track in Slime Out Fish: hatch thoughtfully, verify stats in your own UI, and let turtles multiply a clean catch-scale-feed loop instead of hiding a broken knife.