Ride A Pet Blackhole Egg
The Blackhole Egg is an Ethereal-rarity egg that spawns at the same set locations as the Cherub Egg. When it spawns you get a screen announcement — then it is a race.
What the Blackhole Egg is
- Rarity: Ethereal — the top documented rarity (with the Cherub Egg).
- Tracked by the Eternal Radar ($30M).
- Hatch results include the late-game rebirth pets' rarities; exact pet pool is not documented.
How to find it
- Wait for the spawn announcement at the top of your screen (it names the Blackhole Egg).
- Check the six spawn areas: Giant Tree top room/branches, cave, cave-outside cliffs, Forest/Desert cliff, Pyramid, maze corners.
- Or skip the race: activate the Eternal Radar for a direct pointer (single use, 5 minutes).
- Use your fastest flying pet — the Phoenix is documented as ideal.
Hatching tips
- Put the egg in your pen as soon as you have it — other players cannot take an egg you are hatching.
- Hold high-rarity eggs through a weather event: eggs in the pen have a chance to catch a mutation before hatching (mutations).
- The same route applies to the Cherub Egg, so one set of locations prepares you for both.
Not verified yet
The exact pet pool and hatch odds of the Blackhole Egg are not documented — we do not invent drop rates. Treat the spawn behaviour as Community-reported until confirmed in game.
FAQ
Common questions about this topic.
How rare is the Blackhole Egg?
It is an Ethereal egg — the highest documented rarity, shared with the Cherub Egg. Exact spawn rates are not published.
Where does the Blackhole Egg spawn?
The same six spots as the Cherub Egg across all biomes — see the egg locations page for the full routes.
Can I track it with a radar?
Yes — the Eternal Radar ($30M) points directly to current Ethereal eggs.
What pets does it hatch?
The pet pool is not officially documented; we do not publish unverified hatch results.
Is it the same as the Cherub Egg?
It shares the spawn locations and rarity, but it is a different egg — the announcement tells you which one spawned.