Egg Locations - A Guide
Frraksurred
USA Join Date: 2015-04-04 Member: 202960Members
These are all the eggs I have found so far, and the locations I've found them. If you've found other eggs, or locations, please post them and I will update the list. If you're willing, you could also submit a screen shot with F1 toggled 'on' so we can see the coordinates.
Thanks to everyone who has contributed already!!
*This info is as of the February 2016 build, I will update if it changes*
Eggs I have not found yet (but are presumed to exist), and the places I've looked so far:
Interesting things I've learned along the way:
Thanks to everyone who has contributed already!!
*This info is as of the February 2016 build, I will update if it changes*
- Spadefish - Captivity
I don't know if this is intended or a bug, but these only seem to spawn if you put two Spadefish in a large Aquarium together. I have not been able to find any in the wild. - Rabbit Ray - Safe Shallows
Smaller then other eggs, just a bit bigger than softballs. Easy to miss, but tend to be close to the shallowest part of Safe Shallows (thanks @Requiemfang for the correction) - Gasopod - Safe Shallows
Do not spawn in abundance it seems, but can be found around the edges of Safe Shallows - Stalker - Kelp Forest
Possibly the easiest egg to spot, especially at night, as they give off a mild glow - Sand Shark - Grassy Plateaus
Always hidden among the red grass - Bone Shark - Koosh Zone, Underwater Islands, Mushroom Forest (thanks @Ergoss)
You'll find these in grassy areas as well, best if searched during the day - Shocker - Koosh Zone, Blood Kelp Caves / Zone
Tend to find these around the largest Koosh plants - Jellyray - Mushroom Forest, Grand Reef
No special trick to these, they are just lying about
Eggs I have not found yet (but are presumed to exist), and the places I've looked so far:
- Mesmer -
- Crab Snake - Jelly Shroom Caves
- Reefback - Grassy Plateaus
*Can only be had via Console Commands as far as I know. F3 --> Enable Console --> "item reefbackegg" (thanks @pocketmunchkin for the tip)
Interesting things I've learned along the way:
- Eggs do not spawn immediately when entering a Biome, you must give them a minute (reproduction is har.... difficult!)
- You (currently) cannot drop a piece of metal in a tank to farm teeth from Stalkers
- Some fish do not grow as large in captivity, the Shocker most notably
- It does not matter if you put a Shocker egg in a single large Aquarium or a huge 10 deck Aquarium, they will grow to be the same size
- Hatched fish do not seem to eat regular fish if you stock their Aquarium, so "feeding" does not seem to be necessary
- If you put 2 of the same breed of regular fish in an Aquarium, they will breed like RABBITS!! (until the tank is considered "full")
- If you quit the game before an egg you've placed in a tank has hatched, they can sometimes disappear (thanks @Calarand77)
- Once you've hatched an egg, its breed will show up as one of your Blueprints (thanks @Sidchicken for the tip)
- Wildlife you cannot pick up and add to your inventory in the wild... becomes lootable if you hatch it in an Aquarium
- The Spadefish egg is as big or bigger than the Spadefish itself. I'm guessing this was so they wouldn't be impossible to find
Comments
You need to build the new "Large Aquarium" from the February update. It goes in the center of the large round rooms. Put a hatch on your Aquarium, go inside and drop the egg(s), and then give them 2-3 days to hatch.
Hmm might have to get new eggs then, the ones I have say that I can't drop them in there, that they have to go in storage.
...not the old one?
Sorry, I know it's likely a needless question, but I still have to ask.
On a side note, I've gone a little overboard with my Hatchery:
Lets just say the mini reefbacks are the most adorable things ever!
I can't wait to brave the leviathan for a egg of that just to have a mini terror in my hatchery.
Probably. I ditched my old save - it was painful, since I'd spent like 3 days of real time on it, but there was really nothing left for me to do, and I wanted to be sure all the new features were available.
I'm building a base in every zone in survival. Not just basic bases either, each has their own specialty.
WHAAAAT!?! Okay, I have to go try this. What is their console command? "reefbackegg"?
Gasopod eggs are the same size as Stalker eggs which is 2x2 and the egg looks like this
the egg you said is the gasopod is actually the rabbitray egg.
Ahhh, thanks for the correction. I will get it fixed asap.
Good to know, I will update the OP. Thank you both.
EDIT: New info and screen shots added to OP
That's interesting, 3 of the eggs I've found still show as "unidentified" but Stalker was the first one the game named for me.
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On a side not, here is what a 8 deck Aquarium with EVERYTHING stuffed in it looks like:
This has happened to me multiple times.
I find crashfish eggs inside the crashfish plants themselves once the crashes have vacated. Sometimes they're there in place of crash powder- they look like tiny little nemos (no screenshot sorry). I also have found crabsnake eggs inside the actual Jellyshrooms. If you wait for the crabsnake to leave and then swim inside the trunk of the Jellyshroom there's sometimes an egg sitting right at the the bottom- again, no screenshot, sorry.