Lake Nest Egg
Lake biome nest eggs (900 Speed to enter). Pool spans Common to the Cosmic Leviathan.
Quick stats
The facts at a glance — unknown stays unknown.
The pool, chances and rarity labels on this page are independent-reference data. The primary reference recorded for this egg supports the published fields, while the official Roblox game page establishes the broader egg-stealing and pet-hatching gameplay loop.
How to get
Documented acquisition routes.
Reach Lake — gated at 900 Speed. Plan the grind with the speed calculator helps you plan the route. Steal an egg from a nest and carry it back to your base before the Swan catches you.
You can also steal eggs other players are carrying. Bigger egg variants near the biome parents have better rare odds. Eggs reset each in-game night (4:30) — the night-cycle timer keeps you synced.
Possible hatches
All 8 documented pets, sorted best-first. Exact odds are not published.
| Pet | Rarity | Income | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Duckling | Common | $4/s | calc |
 Frog | Common | $3/s | calc |
 Catfish | Uncommon | $12/s | calc |
 Turtle | Rare | $60/s | calc |
 Swan | Epic | $320/s | calc |
 Trulimero Trulicina | Epic | $260/s | calc |
 Axolotl | Legendary | $2.8K/s | calc |
 Leviathan | Cosmic | $220K/s | calc |
About the odds
What we refuse to invent.
Lake eggs
Every documented Lake egg species, each with its pet.
Other biome egg collections
FAQ
What pets hatch from Lake Nest Egg?
Lake Nest Egg can hatch 8 pets: Duckling, Frog, Catfish, Turtle, Swan, Trulimero Trulicina, Axolotl, Leviathan. Exact per-pet odds are not documented.
How do you get Lake Nest Egg?
Lake Nest Egg spawns at nests in the Lake (requires 900 Speed to enter). Carry an egg back to your base to hatch it.
Are the hatch odds for Lake Nest Egg known?
Exact per-pet hatch odds for Lake Nest Egg have not been verified. This page lists its documented pool and labels odds as unknown rather than presenting community estimates as facts.
Which eggs come from the Lake nest?
The Lake nest pools Common → Cosmic-tier pets. Each documented species has its own egg page — see the egg grid above for every child egg.