Surf And Rescue Pets List: Sea Pets Seen in the Game
See which sea pets have been identified in Surf And Rescue, compare the September 2026 pet-card examples, and learn which fields pet cards consistently show — an observed roster, not a rescue tutorial or an official index.
The sea pets identified in current Surf And Rescue gameplay are the stingray, turtle, flatfish, blowfish, and sunfish. In-game pet cards add three named examples — Small Turtle, Flatfish, and Small Sebastes — documented as of September 2026. This is an observed list, not an official roster, so recheck it whenever the game updates or new pets are announced.
Sea pets identified in current gameplay
The five names below come from on-camera identifications in a current gameplay recording, so treat them as observed names rather than official UI labels. Each entry keeps to what the footage actually shows.
Checklist
- Stingray
Rescued and carried home early in the footage ('Look at the stingray flapping his little wings or uh fins'); a larger specimen is later dug up ('Oh, big stingray. 1,200.').
- Turtle
Called 'turt turt' on camera; a rescued turtle 'makes literally 7 cents a second,' turtles are described as selling 'for so so much,' and a 'Huge sea turtle' is identified on a later island.
- Flatfish
Identified after cleaning: 'Oh, the flatfish.'
- Blowfish
A 'Golden big blowfish' is shown at '288 a second'; the transcript later refers to 'another one of those blowup fishing.'
- Sunfish
Two on-camera identifications: 'We'll get this sunfish going' and 'It's a sunfish.'
Pet-card examples (September 2026)
The wiki's in-game pet cards supply three named examples. These are specimen-level readings, dated September 2026 — check your current cards rather than treating these values as fixed baselines for any animal sharing the same name, and note that a higher printed rate (13/s vs 3.5/s and 0.7/s) does not make every Flatfish better than every turtle or amount to a pet ranking.
Comparison
| Displayed pet example | Rate shown | Other detail available |
|---|---|---|
| Small Turtle | 0.7/s | Common; 20.8 kg on this specimen |
| Flatfish | 13/s | A rate attached to this particular card |
| Small Sebastes | 3.5/s | A separate specimen and displayed value |
The fields pet cards consistently show
The attributes that hold consistently across the game's displays are the fields printed on each pet's own card: the pet's name, the per-second (/s) income rate, weight, and rarity. Read weight and rarity as card fields and visitor popups as events — they do not combine into a verified earning formula. The name identifies the kind of pet, while the card's values describe the individual specimen you are comparing, so read the /s value on its own card and keep that rate separate from tank labels, visitor popups, and the phone game's score. Rarity and weight help identify a pet, but they supply no verified universal conversion formula, and species-level fixed stats, a full rarity ladder, and per-pet acquisition locations are not part of what cards display, so they stay off this reference.
Observed variants: golden coloring and size descriptors
Variant descriptors are visible in current play but only partly explained. A 'Golden big blowfish' is displayed at 288 a second, and a later 'Another golden one' appears on camera — the player filming states, 'I don't know if that's a mutation or just his name,' so golden coloring is observed but is not an established mutation or rarity tier. Size words also appear in displayed names: the footage identifies a 'Huge sea turtle' and a 'big stingray,' while the September 2026 card examples display 'Small Turtle' and 'Small Sebastes.' The only rarity value read off a card so far is 'Common' (on the Small Turtle example); a full rarity ladder and rarity labels for the other pets remain unconfirmed.
What this catalog covers — and what it doesn't
Surf And Rescue is a Roblox simulation and tycoon by Ruster Games, and its official listing describes the core loop as 'Rescue Sea Pets 🐢 Clean Dirty Pets ✨ Avoid the sharks 🦈 Explore new Islands 🏝️ Build your Base 🛠️.' That framing scopes this catalog to rescuable sea pets: sharks are named as something to avoid, not as part of the pet roster, and current play has not settled whether a shark pet exists either way, so sharks stay outside the roster here. The names on this page come from two kinds of in-game evidence — on-camera identifications in current gameplay footage and values read off pet cards on the wiki (September 2026 examples). An official in-game pet index has not surfaced, which is why this list is presented as observed rather than official. When a new pet is announced or the game updates, recheck the roster against what your own pet cards display: name, /s rate, weight, and rarity.