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Ride A Pet: All Blackhole Egg Spawn Locations (Full Guide)

Every Ethereal egg spawn point in Ride a Pet, the carry timer that breaks them, and the fastest route between spots.

Every Ethereal egg spawn point in Ride a Pet, the carry timer that breaks them, and the fastest route between spots.

Ethereal eggs are the top of the food chain in Ride a Pet, and they do not wait around. When a Black Hole, Cherub, or Solaris Egg drops onto the map, the game announces it at the top of everyone’s screen, and the first player to reach it and haul it home keeps it. All three share the same short list of spawn points, so learning that list once covers every Ethereal hunt you will ever run.

Quick answer: All three Ethereal eggs share six spawn areas — the Giant Tree, the waterfall cave, the cliffs outside it, the Forest–Desert cliff, the Pyramid, and the maze. Solaris also spawns at the grey mountain base.


Ethereal egg rules: spawn message, 8-minute reset, and the carry timer

Only one Ethereal egg sits on the map at a time, and the Black Hole Egg shows up far more often than the Cherub Egg. Eggs across the world reset every 8 minutes, so a spot you cleared two minutes ago is not worth rechecking until the next cycle. You can join from the Ride a Pet experience page, and servers cap at six players, which keeps the competition small but immediate.

Picking the egg up is only half the job. Once it is in your hands, an “Egg Will Break” bar starts ticking and you have roughly 20 to 21 seconds to get it back to your plot. Spawn points sit a long way from the hub, so a slow mount means watching the egg shatter with the ranch in view.

Before you sprint anywhere, open the Index to see which eggs are currently live in the world. Talking to the Eggo NPC also confirms whether an Ethereal egg is still on the map or already claimed.

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The Eggs Index lists every egg currently active on the map. Shown at 00:22 in Radex Tips’s video. Image: this game is gud
EggLuckRarity
Black Hole Egg100,000,000,000Ethereal
Solaris Egg300,000,000,000Ethereal
Cherub Egg1,000,000,000,000Ethereal

The Solaris Egg arrived with the Mutations Update and slots between the other two on luck. Black Hole Eggs are the usual source of the T-Rex, while Solaris Eggs are where the Phoenix comes from.


All Ethereal egg spawn locations in Ride a Pet

Six areas cover the Black Hole and Cherub Eggs. Solaris uses the same set and adds one more at the base of the grey mountain.

AreaExact spotEggs
Giant TreeSmall room at the top, top and lower branchesAll three
Waterfall caveRaised side platforms, rear cornersAll three
Cave exitCliffs left and right of the big openingAll three
Forest–Desert cliffTwo spots at the Forest edge, right of the beachBlack Hole, Cherub
PyramidThe small opening insideAll three
MazeAny corner below the pondAll three
Grey mountainBase of the mountain, behind the waterfallSolaris

Giant Tree

Starting at the central plot, go around the Sell Shop’s rear and continue straight into the jungle. The treetop can be seen from the main hub, making the direction easy to identify. Climb to the top, then inspect the little room inside the trunk near the crown.

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Riding straight up the hollow trunk is the fastest way to the top of the Giant Tree. Shown at 01:00 in Radex Tips’s video. Image: this game is gud

Once you are inside the hollow, sweep the wooden platforms, then step back out and scan the branches. Several branches ring the top, and two of them sit slightly below the rest — those two are easy to fly past without noticing an egg sitting on them.

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Wooden platforms inside the Giant Tree hollow, one of the confirmed Ethereal egg spots. Shown at 02:05 in SpaceQT’s video. Image: this game is gud

Cave behind the waterfall

Head behind the Track Shop and walk straight until you hit the river, then follow the water upstream. Ignore the first two small waterfalls you pass. The one you want has a bridge next to it and a cave hidden behind the falling water.

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The cavern behind the waterfall is dark enough to hide an egg in plain sight. Shown at 01:17 in SpaceQT’s video. Image: this game is gud

Inside, check the raised platforms on both walls and then the corners at the far end. Visibility is the problem here, not distance, so keep the camera pulled back and sweep both sides rather than running straight down the middle.

Cliffs outside the cave exit

Follow the cave until it ends, then exit through the wide opening. Outside, check two spawn points: one on the cliff immediately behind the opening and another on the cliff on its left. Because a tree beside the stone wall blocks part of the area, look behind it before ruling the location out.

Forest–Desert cliff and the grey mountain

With the cave entrance ahead of you, move left beyond the campfire and its three patched green tents. A ledge overlooking the Desert biome is ahead; drop from it and turn around. Two spawn points are on the cliff bordering the Forest biome, along the beach’s right side. Check the narrow gaps in these rocks, where a Black Hole Egg often appears.

Only Solaris has the grey mountain spot. Leave the Ranch area toward the waterfall, then stay with the water upstream rather than going into the cave. When the water ends, keep close to the mountain on your right and use the first opening to turn left. A Solaris Egg there is visible from far away.

Pyramid and the maze below it

The Pyramid sits in the Desert biome toward the left side of the map. Go behind the Track Shop, cross the river, continue past the three green tents, and keep straight until the sand starts. Inside the Pyramid, the egg spawns in the small opening among the stone corridors.

To the right of the Pyramid’s opening there is a small pond. Jump in and you drop into a maze, where an egg can sit in any corner. A workable path from the entrance runs behind the ladder, first right, straight to the torch, right again, straight, right to the wall, right at the dead end, then left to a stone and torch where eggs commonly appear.

The maze eats your carry timer. If you pull an egg out of there, you are starting the 21-second countdown from the furthest point on the route, so only dive in with your fastest mount equipped.


Fast sweep route when the spawn message appears

Start moving the instant the announcement shows up. Do not stop for pickups, shop restocks, or side tasks — every second you spend in a menu is a second another player uses to close the distance.
Hit the Giant Tree first. It is the closest area to the hub and the vertical section takes the longest for players on ground pets, which is exactly why eggs survive there.
Cut to the waterfall next. Clear the cave interior, then climb out of the rear opening and check both exit cliffs before you leave the area.
Follow the cliff line toward the Desert and scan the Forest edge spots and the rock crevices along the way. This leg costs almost nothing since it is on the path to the Pyramid anyway.
Finish at the Pyramid, then drop into the pond and run the maze. Leave the maze for last, because if the egg was anywhere easier you would already have it.

Landmark checkpoints worth clearing on the way

Beyond the main spawn areas, a wider checkpoint list runs four spots per zone across the Overworld hub, Giant Tree, Desert, and Waterfall. Most sit at shops and egg stands you already run past, so they cost almost nothing to glance at mid-route.

ZoneCheckpoints
OverworldSpawn Area, Starter Shop, Mutation Ranch, Food Vendor
Giant TreeTree Hollow Canopy, Wood Egg Stand, Forest Food Cart, Hidden Roots
DesertOasis Market, Sandstorm Ridge, Desert Egg Platform, Ancient Pyramid
WaterfallHidden Grotto, River Crossing Bridge, Aquatic Egg Basin, Fishing Dock

The Overworld four sit inside one hub loop, so if you are standing there when the message fires, clear all four before travelling. In the Giant Tree, work top to bottom — Hidden Roots under the main trunk is the one people forget, and gravity makes the descent cheap. Sandstorm Ridge and the Ancient Pyramid both sit off flat ground, so approach the pyramid at an angle that shows you several faces at once instead of circling it on foot.


Eternal Radar: Skipping the search entirely

The Gear Shop stocks a tier of radars — Royal, Magic, and Eternal — and only the Eternal Radar tracks Ethereal eggs. One use costs $30,000,000 and points straight at the exact location of every Ethereal egg currently in the world, which removes the guesswork from Black Hole, Cherub, and Solaris hunts alike.

The catch is stock. It is the most expensive gear in the game and rarely appears in the shop, though it can also be bought with Robux. Before spending a use, confirm with the Eggo NPC that the egg is still on the map — a radar pointed at an egg someone already grabbed is money gone.


Best pets for Ethereal egg runs

Speed is the whole mechanic. A flying pet beats a ground pet by a wide margin here, because ground mounts have to navigate obby sections, cliffs, and tree platforming to reach half these spots. The Phoenix is the pick if you have one; a Cerberus-tier ground mount is the fallback.

  • Equip and mount your fastest pet before a spawn happens, not after.
  • Pull the camera back far enough to survey the area around tall structures in one sweep.
  • Stay mounted for the entire sweep — hitting Dismount mid-route throws away your speed advantage.
  • Plan the return trip before you touch the egg, since the timer starts on pickup.

How to confirm the egg is yours

You have it when the “Egg Will Break” bar disappears and the egg lands on your plot ready to place and hatch. Until that moment, the egg is still in transit and still losing time. Once it is down, it shows up alongside your other eggs, such as the Galaxy Egg, and you can start the hatch.

After checking every spot without finding an egg, another player in the server reached it first. Eggs reset across the map every 8 minutes, so the next announcement will come soon; improve your mount and route instead of searching longer.

Mimic Egg Clue and Code Entry00:58Mimic Egg Clue and Code Entry
An in-game billboard showing the code "Likes23" in Auburn Woods. Shown at 00:58 in DinozaurPlays’s video. Image: this game is gud
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A large ice block sitting beside a snowy gingerbread cabin. Shown at 01:49 in DinozaurPlays’s video. Image: this game is gud