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Draw an aquarium Badges & Achievements

Every Roblox badge in Draw an aquarium—what it tracks, how to earn it, and how rare the flex really is.

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All Badges Guide

Draw an aquarium tracks five Roblox badges that map cleanly onto the core loop: finish a fish, score art quality, climb rarity, and chase mutations. This guide covers My First Fish, Masterpiece, Legendary Catch, Secret Fish, and Rainbow Fish—what each requires, how to farm them efficiently, and how to read live award counts without trusting a single conflicting percentage.

Creator SanderManderen launched the Simulation/Tycoon place in late October 2026. By mid-November the experience sat near ~1.09M visits with servers capped at 7 players. Badge ownership will keep drifting as more accounts join, so treat counts below as approximate live flavour, not forever-frozen math. Cross-check the Roblox badge page via the links hub after big updates.

Badge overview table

BadgeHow you earn itDifficulty feelNotes
My First FishComplete and create your first valid fishTutorialNearly everyone who finishes onboarding
MasterpieceScore a 5-star fishSkillStars: size, colours, detail, eyes, neatness
Legendary CatchRoll Legendary rarity or higherCommon–uncommonSeparate from star score
Secret FishRoll SECRET rarityExtremeTiny award count vs other badges
Rainbow FishRoll the Rainbow mutationUncommonMutation badge, not a rarity name

Rarity ladder for context: Common → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic → SECRET. Mutations (Gold, Diamond, Rainbow) can layer on top—see rarities and mutations on the tier list.

Reading rates without fake precision

Roblox exposes badge award counts and a win rate field that do not always tell the same story. Community math that divides one badge’s awards by My First Fish awards can disagree with the win-rate percentage shown on the badge card. For wiki purposes we prefer:

  • Secret Fish — extremely rare flex; live tracking around ~523 awards in research snapshots.
  • Rainbow Fish — uncommon; on the order of ~11K awards in the same window.
  • Legendary Catch — widely earned relative to Secret/Rainbow, but do not obsess over a single “56% vs 13% vs Extreme” headline; open the live badge page when you need exact numbers.
  • Masterpiece — skill-gated, not RNG-gated.
  • My First Fish — the baseline population for “players who actually finished a fish.”

When guides elsewhere still quote older percentages, prefer this page’s award-count framing and re-verify after milestones on Updates.

1. My First Fish

Goal: Finish the creation flow once.

  1. Open the draw board.
  2. Sketch a readable fish body (filled shapes beat faint outlines).
  3. Place eyes and enter a name.
  4. Confirm so rarity rolls and the fish can enter the tank.

That is the entire badge. Use Getting Started and Controls if the UI feels unclear. After the badge pops, fill every tank slot—empty glass earns nothing (Make Money Fast).

2. Masterpiece (5-star)

Goal: Hit five stars on size, colours, detail, eyes, and neatness.

Masterpiece is the skill badge. Rarity can be Common; the badge only cares about art score. Practical checklist:

  • Size — large silhouette, not a corner minnow.
  • Colours — two or three clear fills, not muddy scribbles.
  • Detail — fins/tail/pattern that still read at thumbnail size.
  • Eyes — visible, level, contrasted against the body.
  • Neatness — undo stray marks; keep the canvas clean.

Full drill list: How to Draw 5-Star Fish. Many players unlock Masterpiece before they ever see SECRET—and that is the intended order.

3. Legendary Catch (Legendary+)

Goal: Roll Legendary or better on a finished fish.

Stars do not grant this badge. You need the rarity roll to land Legendary, Mythic, or SECRET. Ways to raise odds without Robux:

  • Keep drawing complete fish for volume.
  • Buy luck after the tank is full—see Luck Upgrades.
  • Maintain income with capacity and decorations so luck purchases continue.

Optional accelerators (never required): permanent x2 Luck, templates with 2× luck, and timed luck potions listed on Game Passes. Most dedicated free players still see Legendary Catch well before Secret Fish.

4. Secret Fish

Goal: Roll the SECRET rarity tier.

This is the prestige rarity badge. Award counts stay tiny compared with first-fish and Legendary badges—treat ~523 awards as a reminder that you are hunting a marathon outcome, not a weekend checkbox.

Hunt loop:

  1. Full tank + healthy money-per-second (Make Money Fast).
  2. Push free luck hard (Luck Upgrades).
  3. Draw in short batches so tilt does not produce invalid scribble attempts.
  4. Slot any SECRET immediately; keep grinding mutations and Mythics in parallel.

Deep guide: Secret Fish. Do not confuse SECRET rarity with the Rainbow mutation badge below.

5. Rainbow Fish

Goal: Roll the Rainbow mutation on a fish.

Rainbow is a mutation, sitting beside Gold and Diamond—not a sixth rarity name. Award volume around ~11K makes it uncommon and screenshot-worthy, but far more reachable than Secret Fish for many accounts.

Tips:

  • Same luck + volume fundamentals as rarity hunting.
  • Celebrate Rainbow on mid rarities; a Rainbow Legendary can out-earn a plain higher tier depending on balance—compare on mutations.
  • You can theoretically stack Rainbow on a SECRET fish; treat that as lottery-on-lottery, not a plan.

Suggested badge order for new players

  1. My First Fish — session one.
  2. Masterpiece — deliberate 5-star practice.
  3. Legendary Catch — natural while filling the tank and buying luck.
  4. Rainbow Fish — side goal during luck grinding.
  5. Secret Fish — long-horizon chase after APS and luck are healthy.

This order matches how the systems unlock joy: tutorial → skill → common rarity flex → mutation flex → ultra rare.

How game passes interact with badges

Passes never grant badges directly. They change the speed of the systems badges watch:

  • x2 Luck / lucky templates / potions → more Legendary / SECRET / mutation samples per hour.
  • VIP, x2 Money, theme +10% money → faster cash for free luck and capacity.
  • Colour Wheel / paints → easier colour contrast for Masterpiece attempts.
  • More Templates → save a proven 5-star shape so Masterpiece farming stays consistent.

Full price list and “who should buy what”: Game Passes. Themes as a money layer: Tank Themes. None of these are required to enjoy the game or to finish every badge eventually.

Session checklist for badge hunters

  1. Redeem anything live on codes (still none confirmed at research time—recheck after milestones).
  2. Attempt one careful Masterpiece candidate.
  3. Fill slots; spend into capacity, then luck.
  4. Run a luck-focused draw batch for Legendary / Rainbow / SECRET progress.
  5. Skim Updates weekly for shop or scoring changes.
  6. Verify award counts on Roblox when bragging rights matter.

Badges in Draw an aquarium are a scoreboard for skills you already need: finish fish, draw cleanly, fund luck, and respect RNG. Chase them in the order above and every badge—even Secret Fish—stays a motivated grind instead of a rage quit.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for Draw an aquarium on Roblox.

How many badges does Draw an aquarium have?

Five Roblox badges: My First Fish, Masterpiece, Legendary Catch, Secret Fish, and Rainbow Fish. Criteria can gain siblings only if the developer adds more later—check Updates after patches.

Is Secret Fish the same as Rainbow Fish?

No. Secret Fish is the SECRET rarity badge. Rainbow Fish is the Rainbow mutation badge. They are separate systems and separate awards.

Do I need Robux to finish all badges?

No. Game passes can speed luck and income, but every badge is earnable through drawing, tank upgrades, and patience on the free luck track.

Why do badge percentages online disagree?

Roblox win-rate fields and award-count ratios are different metrics. Prefer live award counts—Secret remains extremely rare (~523 awards in research snapshots) and Rainbow uncommon (~11K).

Which badge should I chase after My First Fish?

Masterpiece via a deliberate 5-star fish, then Legendary Catch while you raise luck and fill the tank. Save Secret Fish for a long-term goal.