The Eyefish is one of the most distinctive catches in Roblox Abyss — a Legendary-rarity creature covered in multiple eyes that lurks in the deepest waters of Spirit Roots. It's passive, not hostile or poisonous, but its unsettling appearance and extreme rarity make it one of the trickiest fish to bag. Its in-game description sums it up well: "Always watching. Scary but kinda cool."
Quick answer: The Eyefish spawns exclusively in Spirit Roots. Equip at least the Lost Spirit Tube and Lost Spirit Gun before attempting to catch it, and manually search the deepest areas of the biome.
Eyefish location — Spirit Roots
Spirit Roots is the third biome you unlock as you progress through Abyss. The Eyefish appears in the deepest waters of this zone, so you'll need a tube capable of reaching those depths without running out of oxygen. Unlike some fish that congregate in obvious spots, the Eyefish requires manual searching — it won't come to you.
Spirit Roots is also home to other valuable catches like the Whale (Legendary), Dragonfish (Mythical), Hammer Shark (Epic), and several lower-rarity species, including Pacific Fanfish, Jellyfish, Napoleon, Sunfish, and Narwhal. Knowing the full roster helps you identify the Eyefish quickly when it appears, since you'll encounter plenty of other fish while hunting for it.
Recommended equipment
The baseline gear for catching the Eyefish is the Lost Spirit Tube paired with the Lost Spirit Gun. This combination provides enough oxygen capacity and harpoon strength to handle the catch without failing mid-attempt. Higher-tier tubes and guns work even better, but the Lost Spirit set is the minimum you should bring.
If the game tells you the Eyefish is too heavy for your current setup, you need a better tube — tubes determine your weight limit. If the fish is too strong, upgrade your gun or equip more powerful artifacts to boost your catching power.
How catching works in Abyss
Fishing in Abyss doesn't use a rod. You equip a harpoon gun, aim at a fish, and shoot it multiple times to weaken it. Once the fish is hooked, a mini-game starts where you keep a green bar aligned with a highlighted zone on a meter. Fill the meter completely, and the fish is yours.
The Eyefish is classified as "Very Hard" difficulty, so expect the mini-game to be more demanding than usual. The green bar moves faster, and the target zone is narrower compared to common or uncommon fish. Staying calm and making small adjustments rather than overcorrecting will help you land it.
Eyefish stats and sell price
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Legendary |
| Biome | Spirit Roots |
| Base price | ~$4,500–$5,500 |
| Hostile | No |
| Poisonous | No |
| Difficulty | Very Hard |
| Appearance | Pale, large, covered in multiple eyes |
The base price varies slightly depending on the fish's weight and star rating. Three-star catches sell at full value (x1 multiplier), two-star catches at x0.75, and one-star catches at only x0.2. Always aim for three-star Eyefish to maximize your payout.
Eyefish mutations and value multipliers
Every fish in Abyss has a chance to spawn with a mutation, which multiplies its selling price. The Eyefish has been confirmed with the Fairy mutation, which applies a 2.3x value multiplier. Other mutations that can appear on fish throughout the game range from the nearly worthless Poop mutation (0.33x) all the way up to the Abyssal mutation (8.5x).
The top-tier mutations and their multipliers worth knowing about:
- Abyssal — 8.5x value, the rarest and most valuable
- Angelic — 7.77x value
- Shadow — 6.66x value
- Rooted — 4.5x value
- Ultraviolet — 3.6x value
Landing an Eyefish with an Abyssal mutation would be one of the most profitable single catches possible in the game. The odds are extremely low, but the payout would be enormous.
Selling your catch
Once you've caught an Eyefish, head back to the Kraken at the main spawn area to sell it. Interact with the Kraken, select the fish from your hotbar, and choose the sell option. If you'd rather not make the trip back every time, the Sell Anywhere feature is available for 369 Robux and lets you offload fish from any location.
Keep an eye on your weight limit while fishing in Spirit Roots. The Eyefish is a large fish, and if you're already carrying several catches, you might hit your tube's weight cap before you find one. Selling or storing lighter fish periodically keeps you ready for the big catch when it finally appears.
Other Legendary fish in Abyss
The Eyefish shares Legendary status with four other fish across the game's biomes. The Whale also spawns in Spirit Roots but cannot be caught with a harpoon — it must be killed, with the top three damage-dealing players receiving drops. Bluefin Tuna appears in the Ocean biome, while Bigmouthfish and Ancient Shark are both found in Ancient Sands. Each requires appropriately leveled equipment for its respective zone.
Among these, the Eyefish stands out for its catchability. Unlike the Whale, which demands group combat, the Eyefish is a straightforward (if difficult) harpoon catch that a well-equipped solo player can handle. That makes it one of the more reliable ways to earn Legendary-tier money in Spirit Roots, especially if you get lucky with a high-value mutation.
