Ride A Pet Egg Locations: All Spawn Points

Rare eggs in Ride A Pet spawn at fixed points, announced server-wide, and everyone on the server races for them. Knowing the route before the announcement is the whole game. This page lists the confirmed spawn points for Blackhole, Cherub, and Solaris eggs, plus how the regular egg rings reset.

Blackhole Egg locations

Community guides confirm six spawn points for the Blackhole Egg. Three are pinned by multiple sources:

#	Spawn point	Status
1	Waterfall Cave	Confirmed
2	Ledge outside the Waterfall Cave	Confirmed
3	Near the Desert biome edge	Confirmed
4-6	Additional points, listed in community route guides	Unconfirmed names

The standard route starts at the Waterfall Cave and works outward — that ordering is consistent across the popular location videos and written guides.

Cherub Egg locations

The Cherub Egg spawns alongside the Blackhole Egg during server-wide announcements. Community tier content rates the Cherub Egg as more valuable than the Blackhole Egg (single-source), so when both announcements hit, decide first which one you are racing for — the fastest mounts take both, everyone else takes one.

Solaris Egg locations

The Solaris Egg is an Ethereal egg with four confirmed spawn locations, primarily in the mountain regions of the map. Two practical notes:

• Any radar capable of tracking Ethereal eggs can point you to a Solaris spawn, which makes it the most farmable of the rare eggs.
• The mountain terrain punishes slow mounts — arrive with Desert-tier speed or better.

The regular egg rings

Between announcements, ordinary eggs spawn in distance rings — Starter and Meadow first, then Forest, Desert, and Snow — on an 8-minute reset cycle. Ring eggs are first-come-first-served with no announcement; if your local ring is picked clean, wait for the reset rather than burning the break timer on a cross-map haul.

A repeatable announcement routine

1. Pre-position. Farm near the waterfall cluster between announcements so your run starts on the route.
2. Listen for the call. Blackhole and Cherub spawns come with a server-wide announcement.
3. Commit to one egg. Pick Blackhole or Cherub before you move; indecision loses both.
4. Run the waterfall route. Cave first, ledge outside, then sweep toward the Desert edge.
5. Watch the break timer. Grab the egg only if your mount can make it home in time — a broken egg is a wasted race.
6. Hatch immediately. Dismount at your nest; hatching does not start while mounted.

Radars: the passive locator

The gear shop's radar line — Radar, Advanced, Jewel, Royal — points you toward spawns, and Ethereal-capable radars track Solaris eggs. For players who chase rare eggs often, the Infinite Radar gamepass removes the repurchase loop entirely; the value math is in the gamepasses guide.

Common location mistakes

• Racing for the farthest point first. Work the confirmed waterfall cluster before exploring.
• Ignoring the 8-minute reset. Rare announcements are on their own schedule; ring eggs are not.
• Hauling a rare egg on a slow mount. The break timer does not care how rare the egg is.
• Forgetting the dismount rule at the nest. It ends more first rare hatches than any timer does.

Related reading

Overview of every egg type in eggs, the premium egg economy in rare eggs, and the endgame target in the Dragon Egg guide.

Why fixed spawn points matter

In most Roblox simulators, rare spawns are random and luck is the whole game. Ride A Pet's rare eggs are different: Blackhole and Cherub eggs appear at fixed points when the server announcement hits, which converts the hunt from a slot machine into a route. Players who know the map win races against players with faster mounts and worse planning — although the truth is that both help, and the waterfall route is learnable in an afternoon.

Building your own route sheet

The confirmed anchors give you the skeleton; your route sheet fills in the rest:

1. Spawn anchor. Waterfall Cave — most routes begin here because it is the most memorable landmark.
2. First sweep. The ledge outside the cave, then the Desert biome edge — both confirmed points.
3. Flex points. The remaining pool points shift by guide; mark where you and your server actually find eggs and keep your own tally.
4. Exit plan. End every route within haul distance of your plot, because the break timer applies to rare eggs too.

Twelve points are referenced across guides for Blackhole and Cherub combined — six and six is the working theory, and the exact split is the main open question in the sources we track.

Solaris: the patient hunter's egg

The Solaris Egg deserves its own paragraph because it breaks the announcement pattern: four fixed mountain points, no server-wide race, and radar tracking for Ethereal eggs. For players who cannot commit to announcement timing — or who keep losing races — Solaris farming is the dependable rare-egg income. Bring a Desert-tier mount; the mountains tax slow climbs heavily.

Ring eggs and the reset clock

Do not sleep on the ordinary eggs while hunting rares: the ring system (Starter, Meadow, Forest, Desert, Snow) repopulates every 8 minutes, and outer-ring commons are the funding for every rare egg attempt. The efficient loop pattern is to farm rings between announcements, positioned so that any announcement still finds you near the waterfall route.

Tools that help

• Radar tiers. Radar, Advanced, Jewel, Royal — each points at progressively better spawns. Ethereal-capable radars track Solaris eggs.
• Infinite Radar gamepass. Removes the repurchase chore entirely; worth it for dedicated announcement hunters, per the gamepasses guide.
• Group luck (+40). Not a locator, but it makes every rare egg you win worth more on the hatch.

Frequently asked questions

How often do Blackhole eggs spawn? On server-wide announcements; the community treats the schedule as irregular rather than fixed. The 8-minute reset applies to ring eggs, not announcements.

Do I need a specific mount for the route? No minimum, but Desert-tier speed (Unicorn class) is where the route becomes winnable rather than aspirational.

Where exactly are the last three Blackhole points? Unconfirmed — guides reference six total points but name three consistently. Mark your server's finds and treat your own map as the source of truth.