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This article is about the cooked version. For the raw version, see Raw rocktail.

Rocktail detail

Rocktail is a type of fish that can only be found in the Living Rock Caverns. The Living Rock Caverns are located underneath the Dwarven Mine, which is located under Falador and extends to Ice Mountain. Players need 90 Fishing to catch rocktails and a Cooking level of 93 to cook them. Rocktail are an ingredient in rocktail soup.

They stop burning at level 94 only if wearing cooking gauntlets. They give 225 Cooking experience per fish which adds to 378,000 experience per hour, or, with decorated cooking urns, 474,000 experience per hour. A series of tests conducted with cooking gauntlets equipped yielded a burn rate of 27 rocktails out of 3,969, or 0.68%, at the minimum level required to cook them (93). Without cooking gauntlets, rocktails burn in high amounts even with a maxed cooking stat boosted to 103 using a Chef's delight.

Rocktail heal up to 2,300 life points, depending on your Constitution level; the optimum healing for rocktail starts at level 92. They can also boost a player's life points by 10% above the maximum.

Tools/utensils Fishing rod
Ingredients Living minerals
Cooking level 93
Burn level Never (94 with cooking gauntlets)
Cooking experience 225 (247.5 on bonfires)
Range-only No
Instructions Use a raw rocktail with a fire or a range.
Servings 1
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Dropping monsters

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Source Combat level Quantity Rarity
Araxxi30008–11Common
Memory of NomadN/A8Common
Nex: Angel of Death700023–55Common
Queen Black Dragon9004–10Common
AbominationN/A2Uncommon
Rune dragon1272Uncommon

Trivia

  • Rocktails look similar to the real-life anglerfish, which have a luminescent organ in the middle of their heads to lure prey towards them.
  • Rocktails, along with cavefish, are two of the few fish which provide more experience when fished than when cooked.
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