Ride A Pet Black Hole Egg: Rarity, Spawn & Hatch Guide
What the Ride A Pet black hole egg is: its Ethereal rarity, ~100 billion base luck, spawn announcement, short break timer, and observed hatch results.
The Blackhole Egg in Ride A Pet is one of the highest-tier eggs in the game. Community sources classify it as an Ethereal-rarity egg alongside the Cherub Egg, with gameplay footage showing a base luck value of 100 billion (boosted copies have reached far higher — one boosted example hit 111 trillion). It is visually unmistakable: the Blackhole Egg is surrounded by a huge purple cosmic effect. Because it is widely described as among the rarest and best eggs in the game, it is a high-value target — but catching one requires fast movement and quick decisions.
Quick answer
The Blackhole Egg is an Ethereal-rarity egg in Ride A Pet with roughly 100 billion base luck. It spawns with a server-wide announcement, sits far from the main hub, and breaks in about 20 seconds if you don't carry it back to your plot.
- Ethereal rarity, alongside the Cherub Egg
- ~100 billion base luck shown on the egg
- Announced server-wide when it spawns; can appear in all biomes
- Very short break timer (~20–21 seconds) before it's lost
- Observed hatches include Phoenix pets
How the Blackhole Egg spawns and the break timer
Blackhole Eggs do not sit in the world permanently. When one spawns, the game shows a server-wide on-screen message ("Black hole egg has spawned"), and the egg can appear across all biomes, generally far from the main hub. Only one rare egg can spawn at a time, and Blackhole Eggs have a higher chance to spawn than Cherub Eggs.
Once spawned, the egg is on a very short break timer — reported at roughly 20–21 seconds. If you don't carry it back to your plot before that timer ends, the egg breaks and is lost. To help you locate one in time, you can check the index to see how many Blackhole Eggs are currently on the map, or use the Ethereal Radar, which reportedly costs $30,000,000 per use and points directly to the location of all current Ethereal Eggs (both Cherub and Blackhole).
Acquisition prerequisites at a high level
Checklist
- Confirm an egg is actually present
Check the index or wait for the spawn message — the fixed spawn spots are empty otherwise.
- Equip your fastest pet, ideally flying
Phoenix is repeatedly recommended. Ground pets lose time on obstacles, and the egg spawns far from the hub.
- Reach the egg before anyone else
Only one egg spawns at a time and other players race for it.
- Carry it back within the break timer
Roughly 20 seconds — or the egg breaks and is lost.
- Optionally use the Ethereal Radar
Reported at $30,000,000 per use; points directly to all current Ethereal Eggs.
Hatch duration and observed hatch results
Securing the egg is only half the work — hatching it requires a long growth wait. Reported timers differ: one player reported 5 hours and 59 minutes, while another reported 8 hours, so the exact duration may vary with updates or egg versions. A paid Robux option exists to skip the growth/hatch wait.
On hatch outcomes, the egg shows a base luck of 100 billion before personal luck upgrades are applied. Observed hatch results in gameplay footage were Phoenix pets, including a vaulted Phoenix — one player hatched a Blackhole Egg hoping for a Unicorn and got another Phoenix. A complete, verified pet pool for this egg has not been documented, so treat Phoenix as the confirmed observed result rather than the only possible outcome.
Version-sensitive notes
A few details on this egg are currently inconsistent across reports, so verify them in-game before committing Robux or radar uses:
- Hatch duration: ~5h 59m vs. 8 hours have both been reported. Check the timer on your own egg after securing it.
- Luck/rarity numbers: ~100 billion base luck is the most commonly reported figure, but a 1.5 billion Blackhole Egg near rocks has also been mentioned, suggesting multiple egg tiers or inconsistent reporting. Read the luck value shown on the egg itself.
- Spawn-point counts: guides disagree on the number of fixed spawn points (a small named set vs. 16 points, four per zone). The spawn announcement and index are more reliable than any fixed list.
- Radar price: the $30,000,000 per-use cost for the Ethereal Radar should be re-verified in-game.
Recheck all of these after game updates, as spawn behavior, timers, and pricing can change.
