The Solaris Egg arrived in Ride a Pet with the Mutations update as an Ethereal-rarity egg, the same tier as the Black Hole Egg and the Cherub Egg. It has a very small chance of appearing, and when it does, the game posts an on-screen announcement to every player on the server. From that moment the race is on, so knowing exactly where to look matters more than raw speed.
Quick answer: After the spawn announcement, check the four documented areas in Ride a Pet: the Cave, the Giant Tree, the Grey Mountain, and the Desert.
All 4 Solaris Egg spawn areas in Ride a Pet
The Solaris Egg shares several spawn points with the Black Hole Egg and the Cherub Egg, and it adds a few of its own. It never lands in the same place twice in a row, so you should sweep more than the obvious surface in each area before moving on. Use the table below as your route order, then read the details for the easy-to-miss corners.
| Area | Start point | Also check |
|---|---|---|
| Cave | Behind the big waterfall | Behind the crystals, raised platforms, far corners, cliffs outside the opening |
| Giant Tree | Top of the tree | The cabin/small top room and the upper branches |
| Grey Mountain | Stream past the waterfall | The mountain edge and the first opening after the stream ends |
| Desert | Inside the Pyramid | The pond beside the Pyramid and the interior beyond it |
Equip your fastest pet before setting out, because the Solaris Egg shatters only 20 seconds after you pick it up.
Where to find the Solaris Egg in each area
Cave
The Cave sits behind the large waterfall and is one of the more reliable spots. Once inside, look behind the crystals, on the raised platforms along both sides, and in the corners at the far end. If nothing is there, leave through the big opening at the end and scan the cliffs on either side, since the egg can appear just outside the exit too.
Giant Tree
Beyond the Sell Shop and behind the central plot stands the Giant Tree. Climb all the way up, inspect the cabin or small room, and then search the upper branches surrounding the top platform. A Phoenix or any other speedy flying pet makes the vertical climb much faster, so many players make the tree their first check.
Grey Mountain
Leave the Ranch toward the waterfall, with the Cave behind it, but stay outside. Continue upstream to the stream’s endpoint, then follow the mountain edge on your right. Use the first opening on your left. If the egg spawned there, it should be visible ahead as you get closer.
Desert
Head to the Desert biome on the left side of the map and check the Pyramid first. If it is empty, jump into the small pond next to the Pyramid to reach the interior area beyond it, then search every corner. Different players call this section the Maze or the Desert Temple, but the pond is the entrance either way.
Use the Eternal Radar to track the Solaris Egg
Since the Solaris Egg has Ethereal rarity, the Gears Shop’s Eternal Radar can lead you directly to it. This radar also tracks the other Ethereal eggs. It costs more than any other radar in the game, seldom restocks, and can be purchased with Robux when it appears. Use it as a shortcut rather than a requirement, because all four areas can still be searched manually.
Before you commit to a long trip across the map, talk to the Eggo NPC to confirm the Solaris Egg is still active. That saves you from checking every location for an egg another player already grabbed.
How to know you got it
After pickup, the Solaris Egg hovers above your character, with its name and clover value displayed overhead for everyone on the server. Bring it to your ranch and press E to put it in a nest; it counts only after being placed and beginning to hatch. Its spawn chance is extremely low and random, so no single location is guaranteed. If one area is empty, continue through the next while the announcement remains active. You can rerun the route whenever you like in Ride a Pet on Roblox.
