Source: Fisch Wiki (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Value = in-game sell price, not player trade prices · Last checked Nov 11, 2026
Where the data comes from
Sell prices, weights and mutation multipliers come from the Fisch Wiki (CC BY-SA 4.0). Last sync: Nov 11, 2026. 1071 fish, 677 with a sell price, 206 mutations.
How a value is worked out
Value = average sell price × mutation multiplier
Example, Megalodon: it sells for C$28,285 at its average weight of 58,500 kg (that's C$0.484 per kg). With Shiny (×1.85): C$28,285 × 1.85 = C$52,327.
Pick another weight in the calculator and the value follows: a 50,000 kg Megalodon is C$24,175.
How often values are updated
We re-sync the wiki and show the date on every page. Each sync saves a snapshot of every value (2 so far), and the value changes and update log pages are built from the difference between two snapshots. Trends need a few syncs before they mean anything.
How Win / Fair / Lose works
| Result | The two sides are |
|---|---|
| FAIR | less than 5% apart |
| WIN / LOSE Small | 5% to 15% apart |
| WIN / LOSE | 15% to 49% apart |
| WIN / LOSE Big | more than 49% apart |
What we don't do
- We don't copy other sites' value lists.
- We don't use player trade prices — there are no accounts here.
- We don't guess. A fish with no wiki price says “No value yet”.
FAQ
Is this accurate?
It is exactly as accurate as the wiki. If the game changes a price, the wiki updates first and we catch it on the next sync.
Why is a fish's value different from other sites?
Other sites often set values by what players pay each other. We use what the game pays.
Can I trade by these numbers?
Use them as a starting point. Rare fish can be worth more to a buyer than the sell price.