Two recorded radars
A radar points toward eggs. It does not make the fish faster, and it does not extend Egg Will Break. Players turn one on because eggs are hard to find, including after an empty underwater temple.
Both recorded items come from the purple PERALATAN stall (Toko Peralatan). The tutorial arrow leads there after the first hatch. One narrator takes the first Basic Radar for free and it appears in the hotbar. Later in the same video the shop lists Basic Radar for Coins, so free is a tutorial observation.
| Radar | On-screen name | One menu snapshot | What play actually shows |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic Radar | Radar Dasar | 1,000 Coins, 3 in stock, small label 5 min - 1 use, plus Click to see Egg chance |
Direction to eggs is demonstrated, including a switch to the free basic radar |
| Improved Radar | Radar yang Disempurnakan | 8,000 Coins, 2 in stock, listed under Basic | Bought on camera, including a later session that names the 8,000 Coin item. No measured advantage over Basic |
The snapshot was reviewed from footage around 2026-10-07. Stock is finite and can restock. An auto-buy toggle sits by Buy. In one session it kept purchasing the 8,000 Coin radar. The expanded Egg chance panel was never opened on camera, so it is not proof that a higher price means a rarer egg.
Players also say elite, advanced, superior, legendary, and celestial while scrolling. Those names are chatter, not a clean menu capture, so they are not catalog rows. One later player said the stall only sells radars. Food appears in the same area and may be a neighboring stall. Skins are not sold here.
Use a radar without wasting the trip
- Check the hotbar for the tutorial Basic Radar before you pay.
- Read price, stock, and the use label on the live row.
- Buy, then activate the hotbar item while you are hunting.
- Follow the direction until an egg is in sight.
- Decide if your fish can get there and home. One player with a weak fish abandoned a far target. Another used a radar, saw a 60-million-value egg, and skipped it. Another followed a radar into a lava area, took the farthest Eternal egg they had seen, and got home. Those are stories about reach, not a rarity bonus.
- Take Egg, then treat the return like any other delivery.
No detection radius, duration in seconds of actual play, or odds change is verified for either tier. The 5 min - 1 use text is a label to read in game, not a tested timer.
Tokens and aquarium designs
The Aquarium Shop opens from the aquarium area, not from the radar seller. The header reads Aquarium Shop and shows a Token balance. One account had 6 Tokens, and every readable named design cost more than that, so nothing on screen was affordable. Per-design prices were not pinned down. Cards included Bunny Blossom, Arctic Atelier, Emerald Deco, Abyssal Royale, Bamboo Retreat, and Obsidian Citadel, plus a row labeled Akuarium Regular. More cards were cut off.
Each themed card has an eye icon and a Token price. The eye icon was not used on camera. No card claimed slots, speed, or income. No purchase was completed, so permanence and how a skin is applied are unknown. Where Tokens are earned is also unknown. A player guessed skins use Coins found in the sea. The shop screen shows Tokens instead.
Buy a design only after you read the live Token price and the confirmation the game shows. If you need space or speed, a skin is the wrong purchase.