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Seahorse
No verified image of this animal is published by the sources we checked, so this page carries no picture rather than a wrong or invented one.
| Zone | Ocean |
|---|---|
| Type | Caught in game |
| Base income | Not published by any source we checked. It is left blank rather than estimated. |
| How you get it | Catch in the Ocean (named with the Mantis Shrimp as the Ocean examples on the fan wiki's area list). |
The income index is derived from income: animals are ranked by the money per second the game pays for placing them. It is not a trade value. Throw Food For Animals has no player trading, so no market price exists for any animal; income is the number the game itself uses, and it is the fairest ranking available. See the trading status page.
Observed catches
These are real catches recorded in played sessions and published by the sources named. An observed catch shows what that one animal, with that variant, paid in that pen. It is not a base income and it is never presented as one.
| Variant | Observed income | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Big | $41M/s | Recorded in fan wiki B's played session at $41M per second as a Big variant. The plain Seahorse's base income is not published. |
Single source: only one published source carries this so far, so treat it as provisional until a second source confirms it.
Total this animal with your own pen in the income calculator.
Facts checked against the published Throw Food For Animals coverage (Pro Game Guides, allthings.how, Sportskeeda, nerdschalk, GamingRoute and the fan wikis) on November 3, 2026; see the FAQ for how the numbers are sourced. eggvalues.com is a fan site and is not affiliated with Goofy Chupacabra or Roblox Corporation. Throw Food For Animals has no player trading, so this section publishes no trade values: rankings use an income index derived from income, the money per second the game itself pays for a placed animal.