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Steal an Egg: How to Get the Divine Octophanth Fast

The newest Divine pet is built from Unstable DNA eggs, with a 0.5% drop chance and a guaranteed pull at 100/100 pity.

The newest Divine pet is built from Unstable DNA eggs, with a 0.5% drop chance and a guaranteed pull at 100/100 pity.

The Octophant is the newest Divine pet in Steal an Egg, and it does not spawn in any biome like a normal egg. It is assembled at Dr. Scramble’s Laboratory, a machine added with the Dr. Scramble update that turns stolen eggs into a special Unstable DNA Egg. Feed the machine the right eggs, and every batch has a small chance to roll the Octophant, with a pity counter that hands it over for certain once you have sacrificed enough.

Quick answer: To get the Divine Octophant, sacrifice an Unstable DNA Egg at Dr. Scramble’s Laboratory for a 0.5% chance. Reaching 100/100 pity secures a Divine Egg, which hatches as the Octophant.


What the Divine Octophant is

The Octophant is a Divine-rarity pet tied to the Unstable Egg category rather than a map location. Its base cash rate sits around $3.8B/s to $4B/s, and the first public hatch showed roughly $7.6B/s once game passes and cash boosters were active. That single hatch weighed 23,756 kg, and weight and mutations push the number higher, with stacked Scramble and Fracture mutations able to scale a top-weight Octophant far above its base rate.

That ranks it among the top income producers for a base. The game’s standard best-in-slot Divine pets also earn billions per second, so a mutated Octophant with high weight can contend for the highest spot on the income ladder.


Dr. Scramble’s Laboratory and the Unstable DNA banner

Dr. Scramble’s Laboratory is a machine located in the safe zone, with three banners that rotate in turn. The Octophant is available only through Unstable DNA (Now). The banner switches hourly—a shorter interval than the three-hour rotations in earlier updates—and may not show up on every cycle.

BannerAppearance chance
Biohazard Pets42%
Experimental Pets36%
Unstable DNA22%

The Octophant can only come from the Unstable DNA pool; sacrifices made during the Biohazard Pets or Experimental Pets banners will not yield one. When Unstable DNA is active, the machine requests three particular eggs for each sacrifice. Put an egg in each slot and press SACRIFICE: the eggs are consumed, your pity counter increases by one, and an Unstable DNA Egg goes into your inventory.

Depositing Eggs & Creating First Unstable Egg
The lab fills three slots at a time; here Spideron, Demon Hound, and Sacred Moth make up one requested recipe. Image: and Collect Rare Pets / via @codezzyrbx

Items are unusable in the safe zone. The machine accepts only eggs in your inventory that have not been placed; eggs on incubation pads do not count. Leave any eggs you intend to sacrifice unplaced.


Unstable DNA drop odds

The Unstable DNA table determines the outcome of every sacrifice. Most outcomes are low-value hybrids, while the Octophant is the rare top-tier result. Lower-tier outcomes are still usable pets that hatch from the Laboratory Eggs the machine returns.

ChanceIncomeResult
45%$1.2M/sFrogfly
36%$25M/sMosquito hybrid
15%$350M/sTurtle hybrid
4%$1B/sEyeball Crab
0.5%$4B/sOctophant (Divine)

Because the top tier is so rare, most players will not roll the Octophant on luck alone. The pity counter is the reliable route, and a lucky Divine can still drop at any point long before the counter fills.


Eggs the lab requires, by biome

The recipes pull from four biomes, and Angels & Demons carries the heaviest load. These are the eggs the machine has been seen requesting; other eggs from the same biomes can also appear in a slot. Each is stolen from a guarded nest and carried back to the safe zone before hatching, exactly like any other egg run.

First Egg Stealing Run
Every requested egg is stolen the normal way, sprinting a stolen egg back through biome courses to the safe zone. Image: and Collect Rare Pets / via @codezzyrbx
EggRarityBiome
Cosmic Gecko EggLegendaryCosmic
Salamander EggLegendaryCherry Blossom
Red Panda EggMythicCherry Blossom
Snowy Owl EggCosmicCherry Blossom
Crustacia EggLegendaryTitan Temple
Spideron EggLegendaryTitan Temple
Bladehide EggMythicTitan Temple
Winged Lamb EggMythicAngels & Demons
Sacred Moth EggCosmicAngels & Demons
Light Dove EggLegendaryAngels & Demons
Flame Sprite EggLegendaryAngels & Demons
Toro EggMythicAngels & Demons
Imp EggCosmicAngels & Demons
Gargoyle EggSecretAngels & Demons

Because the Unstable DNA banner lasts only an hour, banked eggs make the difference between chaining sacrifices back-to-back and spending the whole window farming. Stockpiling several copies of each egle ahead of time lets you keep feeding the machine without leaving it.

Second Batch Grinding & Sacrifices
A recipe filled with Crane, Mantaris, and Toro eggs, ready to sacrifice and tick the pity counter upward. Image: and Collect Rare Pets / via @codezzyrbx

How the 100/100 pity guarantee works

The lab tracks a pity meter that climbs by one with every completed sacrifice, shown on the menu from PITY 0/100 up to PITY 100/100. When the meter reaches the cap, the next sacrifice dispenses a guaranteed Divine Egg regardless of the 0.5% roll. That safety net is why the Octophant is obtainable without relying on luck or spending money.

Checking Pity & New Lab Requirements
The pity meter, early in a run at 2/100, sits beside the current egg requirements. Image: and Collect Rare Pets / via @codezzyrbx

Progress is slow at first and each successful sacrifice only nudges the counter, so filling it means repeating the same steal-and-sacrifice loop many times over. The world’s-first hatch ran through dozens of batches, hatching filler pets like Frogfly, Sharkodile, and multiple Rhinobears along the way before the meter filled.

Grinding Past 20 Pity
Chaining stockpiled eggs into the machine steadily raises the meter through the low counts. Image: and Collect Rare Pets / via @codezzyrbx

By the halfway mark the pattern is the same, just repeated: fill three slots, sacrifice, take the Laboratory Egg, and return for the next recipe. Crossing 50/100 puts you within reach of the guaranteed pull, and the final sacrifice at 99/100 spawns the Divine Egg.

Pushing to 50 Pity11:06Pushing to 50 Pity
The meter at 50/100, halfway to the guaranteed Divine Egg. Shown at 11:06 in Codezzy’s video. Image: and Collect Rare Pets

Rerolls, hatching, and confirming the Octophant

If you lack a requested egg or it has not spawned on the map, rerolling replaces that requirement with another. Each use costs Robux—16 to 19, depending on the version—and is also called Rift Refresh. It changes only the egg requirement, not your odds; collecting the full egg pool beforehand means you can avoid rerolling.

After every sacrifice, you receive a Laboratory Egg, confirmed by the message “A laboratory egg joins your eggs!” The egg contains the machine’s result, including a Divine drop if that was the outcome. Put it on an incubation pad in your pen to start a short, one-minute timer; when it ends, the egg hatches into the rolled pet, such as a Cosmic Silver Spiderpig or a Secret Sharkodile.

You know the process worked when a Laboratory Egg or the guaranteed Divine Egg hatches into the Divine Octophant, listed at its billions-per-second income. Once placed in your pen, it starts generating cash immediately, making it one of the highest earners a base can hold.