Eggs in Ride A Pet are scattered across a shared world, and most of them are not visible from your ranch. The game gives you three tools that turn blind searching into a direct route: the Index, the Track board, and Radars bought from the Gears stall.
Quick answer: Open the Index to see how many of each egg are in the map, check Track for live spawns, then buy a Radar at Gears and press Use Radar to lock one target.
Egg Index: See how many eggs are in the map
The Index is the fastest way to read the current state of the world. Open it from the menu and switch to the Eggs tab, and each egg type shows an In Map count alongside a clover luck value. Common types sit near the top with high counts, while rare tiers show one or two copies at most.
Counts shift as players collect eggs and the board refreshes, so treat the numbers as a live snapshot rather than a fixed table. A typical early-server layout looks like this.
| Egg | In Map | Luck |
|---|---|---|
| White egg | x30 | 1 |
| Brown egg | x10 | 5 |
| Cracked egg | x6 | 30 |
| Striped egg | x5 | 50 |
| Stone egg | x4 | 100 |
| Leaf egg | x3 | 200 |
| Mushroom egg | x3 | 500 |
| Lotus egg | x1 | 750 |
| Slime egg | x2 | 1K |
Track board: Live eggs and the reset timer
Visit the Track stall before spending any cash. Its Eggs In World entries span roughly 7M through 100M and 100B class targets, while a countdown shows when the board will refresh.
Read the board first, then decide. If every listed egg is low value, waiting for the reset costs nothing, while burning a Radar charge on a weak target costs real money.
Radar tiers, prices, and what each one points to
Radars are sold at the Gears Shop in the middle of the ranch area. Each one tracks a single egg rarity and points to the best egg of that rarity currently on the map. Every Radar gives one use and stays active for five minutes before it is removed from your inventory.
| Radar | Tracks | Cost | Example eggs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Radar | Rare | $50 | Cracked, Easter, Stone, Leaf |
| Jewel Radar | Epic | $3K | Mushroom, Flower, Slime, Ice |
| Royal Radar | Legendary | $20K | Glass, Golden |
| Magic Radar | Mythic | $300K | Crystal, Skull, Dominus, Flaming |
| Angelic Radar | Divine | $7M | Aurora, Galaxy |
| Eternal Radar | Ethereal | $30M | Blackhole, Cherub |
Stock is limited. When the Gears board shows No Stock, a Force Restock costs $3,000. Start with the Advanced Radar at $50 while you are still learning the map, and move up to Royal once plot income comfortably covers $20,000 per hunt.
The Infinite Radar game pass, 399 Robux from the Shop, gives unlimited uses with no cooldown and points at eggs hidden out of sight, such as ones tucked into tree branches. It is a convenience purchase, not a requirement.
How to lock an egg with a Radar
Pickup window and the Egg Will Break timer
Two separate countdowns govern every run. A valuable egg stays available for roughly 20 seconds after it goes live, which is the window you have to reach it. Once you pick it up, an Egg Will Break timer starts and an Egg Basket counter appears on screen.
Reach My Plot while the second timer is still above zero for the egg to count. Leave a nest slot open first, since a full plot makes the trip useless.
Why runs fail
- Another player reaches the egg your Radar locked. The game names who grabbed it.
- The Egg Will Break countdown runs out on the ride home because your mount is too slow while carrying.
- You press Drop by accident mid-run.
Because servers hold six players, rare eggs are often contested, and the first mount to arrive wins. When the hunt ends, a message such as Royal Radar Finished may appear; that charge is spent, so buy another one to lock onto a new target.
Sweeping the map for Blackhole and Cherub eggs
Ethereal eggs announce themselves. A server banner fires when a Blackhole or Cherub egg spawns, and every player in the lobby starts racing the same pockets. Blackhole and Cherub share the same rare spawn areas, so one memorised sweep covers both.
| Zone | Checkpoints |
|---|---|
| Overworld | Spawn, Starter Shop, Mutation Ranch, Food Vendor |
| Giant Tree | Top tree room, canopy platforms, lower left and right branches, hidden roots |
| Desert | Oasis Market, Sandstorm Ridge, Desert Egg Platform, Pyramid interior opening |
| Desert maze | Pond right of the Pyramid, maze corners, path behind the ladder |
| Waterfall | Cave behind the falls, cliffs either side of the opening, Aquatic Egg Basin, Fishing Dock |
There is no fixed spawn chance for either egg, so volume and travel speed matter far more than camping one rock. Run the zones in order on your fastest pet and skip anything that pulls you off the line.
Galaxy Egg and the Dragon odds
The Galaxy Egg is a free map spawn tracked by the Angelic Radar, and it carries a 1% chance of hatching a Dragon. The same 1% applies to the Robux Dragon Egg, which rolls instantly and is sold in packs of 99, 249, 799, and 3,499 Robux. Fifty paid rolls still guarantee nothing.
| Pet | Robux Dragon Egg chance |
|---|---|
| Crocodile | 50% |
| Fox | 30% |
| T-Rex | 15% |
| Phoenix | 4% |
| Dragon | 1% |
Once you have the loop down, the whole thing becomes a rhythm. Read the Index and Track board, buy the Radar tier the board justifies, ride out on your quickest mount, and get back to the nest before the break timer runs dry. Faster pets shorten every leg of that trip, which is why the egg hunt and the mount upgrade feed each other.
