Ride A Pet GuideChoose the egg you are hunting
For the upper-tree, cave and desert checks, open the Blackhole and Cherub locations. Use the Solaris mainland routes for its search areas, or follow the Volcanic entrance and escape guide for the guardian challenge.
- Check basket
- Find target
- Pick up
- Return to nest
Before you leave
- Know your own plot, not just the nearest ranch.
- Leave a usable nest for the egg you plan to carry.
- Check whether the Egg Basket already holds an egg.
- Choose a mount you can steer on the way home.
When you find the egg
- Read the prompt rather than guessing from its colour.
- Confirm pickup in the Basket display.
- Read any break timer immediately.
- Choose your return path before taking a risky detour.
Track and Gears do different jobs
The central stalls include Track and Gears. Gears is where you read a radar's target rarity, cost and stock. A radar helps with the search portion of the hunt; it does not carry the egg home or reserve a nest. If the shop is out of stock, check the displayed restock timer before waiting or spending elsewhere.
Rare targets need a route, not a guaranteed spawn claim
Blackhole and Cherub hunts attract players because the eggs are rare. Treat location advice as a search route until an egg is visible in your session. Other players in your six-player server can be searching the same area. An empty spot does not prove your radar or server is broken.
Solaris and Volcanic are separate targets. Do not assume that a route or radar for one egg also covers another. Match the target name in the current Index or event instructions, then read any access or carrying restrictions shown in-game.
Measure the return
Run the path without an egg and time it. Add handling time for turns, jumps and placing the egg. The return-time planner compares those inputs with the timer you actually see; it cannot predict a spawn or guarantee a clean trip.
Choose a radar by its current shop label, then leave enough room for the nest placement at the end of your run.