The four rarest eggs in Ride A Pet, the Black Hole, Solaris, Cherub, and the new Volcanic, do not appear at random. They sit at fixed points around the map, and three of them draw from the same shared pool of spawns. When one appears, a server-wide banner tells everyone at once, so knowing the exact spots ahead of time is the difference between grabbing the egg and watching someone else carry it home.
Quick answer: The Black Hole, Cherub, and Solaris eggs share six main spots, the Giant Tree, the Waterfall Cave, the cliffs outside that cave, the forest-desert border cliff, the Pyramid, and the hidden desert maze. Solaris adds the Grey Mountain base; the Volcanic Egg only spawns inside the volcano.
The four Ethereal eggs and their luck
All four eggs sit in the Ethereal rarity band, the top of the ladder. The luck value shown in the Index climbs steeply between them, with the Volcanic Egg carrying the highest figure of the group.
| Egg | Luck | Where it spawns |
|---|---|---|
| Black Hole Egg | 100B | Six shared spots |
| Solaris Egg | 300B | Shared spots + Grey Mountain |
| Cherub Egg | 1T | Six shared spots |
| Volcanic Egg | 2.5T | Volcano interior only |
Equip your fastest flying pet before you start a run. A ground pet forces you through obby sections to reach the tree, cave, and pyramid spawns, and a shared ×1 egg rarely waits that long.
Shared spawn spots for Black Hole, Cherub, and Solaris
These three eggs use the same set of locations, so the same sweep works for all of them. When the banner names one, check these points in order and take the shortest loop that fits where you start.
| Spot | Where to look |
|---|---|
| Giant Tree | Hollow room at the top and the lower branches |
| Waterfall Cave | Behind the falling water, on side ledges and rear corners |
| Outside the cave | Cliffs left and right of the cave’s end opening |
| Forest-desert cliff | High ridge over the beach where grass meets sand |
| Pyramid | Inside the small opening of the desert pyramid |
| Desert maze | Corners of the underground maze near the pyramid |
Giant Tree
Begin at the back of the Sell shop in the central plot and travel straight to the massive tree. Climb all the way up. At the summit, the small enclosed room is one spot for any of the three eggs; two lower-hanging branches serve as the remaining checkpoints. This is the quickest first stop for flying pets.
Waterfall Cave and the cliffs around it
Start behind the Track shop and trace the river toward its source until you find the waterfall concealing a cave. Pass through the falls, then inspect the elevated platforms on either side and the rear corners. Exit through the wide opening at the far end, and check the cliffs just to the left and right outside it; each is its own spawn point.
Forest-desert border cliff
Where the grass biome meets the sand, a high rocky ridge overlooks the beach on the right side. Two spawn points sit along the edge of this cliff. It is easy to skip on the way to the desert, so sweep it on the same pass as the pyramid.
Pyramid and the desert maze
The pyramid sits in the desert biome toward the left side of the map. An egg can spawn inside its small opening. Next to the pyramid there is a small pond, and jumping into it drops you into an underground maze where the egg can appear in any corner. You have to dismount to enter the pond, so leave your pet at the surface and search the corridors on foot.
Solaris Egg: the Grey Mountain spot
The Solaris Egg can appear at all the shared locations listed above, along with one exclusive spot: the base of the big grey mountain, on the waterfall side. Find the waterfall that conceals the cave, then continue upstream rather than entering it. At the water’s end, stay beside the mountain on your right and turn left at the first opening. You can see the egg from far away if it spawned there.
Volcanic Egg: inside the volcano
The Volcanic Egg breaks the pattern. It does not share the loop at all and only appears inside the volcano biome. When it spawns, fly straight to the volcano and drop in through the crater at the top, then descend through the magma cavern into the lava maze below.
A large red lava monster guards the chamber. Picking up the egg starts an escape timer of roughly 40 seconds. If you do not carry it out of the maze and reach safety before the bar runs out, the egg breaks. Plan your exit route on the way in so you are not searching for it while the countdown runs.
The timer starts the instant you grab the egg, not when you leave the chamber. Fly in with a route out already picked, or the pickup is wasted.
Spawns, restocks, and radars
A world timer refreshes the eggs every eight minutes, with a server-wide message reading “Eggs have been restocked!” Rare eggs trigger separate alerts, for example “Solaris Egg Has Spawned,” so keep an eye on the top of the screen rather than searching without a clue. Start your loop while already on the map when a restock occurs.
For a direct egg location, use the top-tier Eternal Radar: it detects Ethereal eggs and pinpoints any currently active spawn. Each use costs $30,000,000; the radar is rarely in stock, though it is also available for purchase with Robux. First ask the Eggo NPC whether the egg remains on the map. Otherwise, using the radar after someone has collected it means losing that money.
Getting the egg home
Collecting the egg is just the first part. It floats above your character, with its name and luck value displayed overhead for everyone to see, and a timer counts down to its break. Fly back with it and press E to deposit it in your nest. A successful deposit makes the egg vanish from above you and settle into an empty nest slot on your ranch, ready to hatch. Avoid collecting another rare egg while every nest is occupied; before placement, it is inventory rather than progress.
