Warframe: How To Find (& Catch) Rare Servofish
One of the assignments you receive in is to find and catch a rare animal, the Servofish, for several rewards. This mission is a departure from the action-packed quests you may be used to, but this can be a moment of relaxation for the Tenno. Searching for the living aquatic machine species will take you to freezing ponds and cave pools all around the area known as Orb Vallis.
There are three types of Rare Servofish in the game, but you need to catch six in total to complete your mission. The Tromyzon Servofish prefers to live in freezing ponds, while the Charamote and Synathid variants tend to thrive in cave pools during warmer weather. The weekly challenge tied to finding these creatures demands that you have a Fishing Spear item capable of catching the required number of Servofish.
Before starting in by traveling to Orb Vallis where the Rare Servofish can be found, you should buy the Shockspear from the Business vendor in Fortuna for a decent amount of Standing to give you the item needed for this assignment.
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The best strategy to farm Rare Servofish on Orb Vallis is to use Charamote Bait and Luminous Dye as tools to attract and reveal the mechanical creatures respectfully. The Bait is a special lure that increases the chance and rate at which Charamote Servofish are lured into an area. Charamote is the easiest of the Rare Servofish to catch, making them perfect for this mission where you only need to get six fish of any type.
On the other hand, the Luminous Dye can be used in the water where you're trying to catch Rare Servofish to temporarily highlight the location of any fish within a particular area for a short period. These two strategies are not necessary to catch Rare Servofish, but they both make the process faster. Similar to events like the Thermia Fractures in , you want to cut out tedium to reach your
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