Ride A Pet Solaris Egg

What the Solaris Egg is, and how it was established

On 19 September 2026 the game shipped Update 1, and with it an egg that had not existed the day before. It appears in the in-game Index, which is the panel this site treats as the closest thing to a developer-maintained list, and within hours of the window opening at least three creators had filmed it. That is the whole reason this page is graded the way all three agreeing sources are graded here, and not higher.

It is worth being precise about what that grade means. Creator footage is observation, not measurement: a person reading a number off an egg card on stream can be right about the number and wrong about what it means, and the two accounts below disagree about exactly that. Two independent accounts agreeing is a real signal, which is what lifts this page to S3; it is not the same as a value read from the game files, and this site does not pretend it is.

Where the 300 billion comes from, and what it does not settle

Two independent creators describe it as a 300 billion egg on the day it appeared, one while reading the egg card on stream and one naming it as a 300 billion luck egg. The figure also sits exactly where the ladder says it should: above the Blackhole Egg at 100 billion and below the Cherub Egg.

One of the two accounts describes the 300 billion as a requirement rather than a luck value and the other reads it as luck. Both readings are published; the number itself is what the two accounts agree on.

Placed directly between the Blackhole Egg and the Cherub Egg by two independent descriptions: one creator names the new egg as sitting between the black hole and the cherub, and another compares it as better than the Blackhole Egg but below the tier above it.

This site publishes its own ladder values for the eggs either side. The Cherub Egg figure is disputed on its own page, so the position is the reliable part of this table rather than the exact spacing.

Where it spawns, and the one claim behind that

Anyone searching for a solaris egg location in Ride A Pet lands here, so the answer comes first. As of 5 October 2026 one creator has published a filmed sweep that names four areas and the route into each, and it is embedded below. Until now this page said no source had published landmarks for this egg; that sentence was true when it was written and is no longer, so it has been replaced rather than left standing next to the evidence.

All four areas come from one creator’s filmed sweep, so the list is a single observer’s route rather than an agreed spawn table. Nothing in it was checked against a second source, and no coordinate in it was read off a screen. The reasoning behind checking several spots per area is the same reasoning that runs through the rest of this site’s egg work: a location count counts search spots inside an area, not fixed spawn points.

What is separately reported, and what this page carried before the sweep above was found, is that the Solaris Egg uses the same areas as the Blackhole Egg. If that holds, the run order and the spawn broadcast documented elsewhere on this site apply to it unchanged, which is why one route can cover both eggs.

Reported to spawn in the same locations as the Blackhole Egg, which would make the existing Blackhole route the way to find it. Two written outlets now publish the same extension alongside the original creator account: one names the Blackhole and Cherub areas together in its page description, and the other prints a four area route whose areas sit inside the Blackhole area map under partially different names.

It is worth being plain about what the solaris egg ride a pet search can be answered with, because the answer has two layers and they are not equally strong. The route above is one person’s filmed sweep of four areas. The spawn-broadcast step is broader: be near the areas the Blackhole Egg uses when the announcement fires. A route implies a set of steps, and until a second creator publishes an independent sweep of these four areas, the list should be read as a place to start looking rather than as a spawn table.

The original account had a commercial reason to send viewers to its own Blackhole route video. The second arrives as a page description rather than a read body, and the third by a route list that renames areas rather than disagreeing with them. No source states a spawn count for this egg on its own.

One outlet, read in full on 2026-09-24, publishes a four area route for this egg: the cave behind the big waterfall, with crystals and raised platforms inside and a warning that the egg can appear outside the cave mouth; the Giant Tree, checked from the tree top cabin; an area it names Grey Mountain, reached by following the water outside the cave to the end of the stream and turning left; and the desert, where it says to check the Pyramid first and then the Desert Temple, entered through a small pond beside the Pyramid. Three of the four sit inside the Blackhole area map this site already publishes, under names this site lists differently; the fourth name matches nothing on the existing list. The same outlet adds two leads this site had not carried: an Eggo NPC that can be asked whether the egg has spawned, and the Eternal Radar, which it says tracks any Ethereal egg including this one. That last point extends the radar's printed detects list, which still names only the Blackhole and Cherub eggs, so it is filed as a lead rather than folded into the gear ladder.

The same outlet prints a twenty second break for this egg, and its own page cannot settle when the clock starts: the body says the egg breaks twenty seconds after it appears, while its FAQ says twenty seconds after you collect it. The Blackhole page already carries a twenty one second reading of the same kind of timer from the same outlet's earlier article. No second source corroborates any of the three readings, and the disagreement is part of the record.

Practically that means the thing worth doing is the thing the Blackhole pages already tell you to do: keep the fastest mount equipped, watch for the spawn announcement, and treat any route as a set of areas rather than a set of coordinates. Spawn points move when the map changes, and this map changed during the same week this egg appeared.

The route video, which is the only filmed search for the spawn locations

The captions on this one carry music rather than narration, so it is embedded as a route and nothing on this page is taken from it.

ALL SOLARIS EGG SPAWN LOCATIONS in Ride A Pet! (FULL GUIDE) Roblox

SpaceQT · 2026-09-21 · 4:39 · 110,281 views at time of checking

What the captions add

Structural only, and it is the reason the Solaris page changed this round. The creator names four areas and walks each one: the cave behind the waterfall, where he checks the raised platforms on both sides, the crystals and what sits behind them, the back corners, then the cliffs outside the far opening; the giant tree, which he stresses is not a ground-level check and needs the top, starting with the cabin near the top and then the upper branches; the grey mountain, reached by following the water upstream past the waterfall without entering the cave and then taking the first opening along the mountain edge; and the desert, where he checks inside the pyramid, then uses the small pond beside it to reach the maze and works the corners. His structural advice is to memorise the areas before the spawn rather than after, because the egg is only up briefly. Two things are his judgement rather than observation and are recorded as such: that a high-tier radar saves time, and that players on slow mounts should upgrade before farming this egg seriously. No coordinate, timer or odds figure from this video is published; the sweep is a single observer and is graded as one.

The page stated until 5 October 2026 that no source had published landmarks for this egg. This is the source that falsified it, so the page now carries the four areas and names the correction instead of quietly replacing it.

The update explained, including the figure on the egg card

This is where the 300 billion figure is read from the egg itself, and where the update is described as much smaller than the previous one.

ALL SPAWN LOCATION OF SOLARIS EGG in RIDE A PET

OverGrid · 2026-09-19 · 8:41 · 3,251 views at time of checking

What the captions add

The English captions on this video carry music and no narration, so nothing on this site is taken from it. It is embedded as a route demonstration, and the only claim it is used for is that a route exists to be filmed.

Every other video about this egg talks over a hunt. This one is the hunt, which is what a reader who has just learned the egg name needs.

The hunt on day one, from someone who was already at the top of the ladder

Useful as a measure of what the egg is worth chasing: the account hunting it is doing so with an endgame setup, and still treats it as the main event of the update.

FULL GUIDE To NEW UPDATE in Ride A Pet! (MUTATIONS, NEW EGG, NEW WEATHER + RAINBOW)

SpaceQT · 2026-09-19 · 4:42 · 1,492 views at time of checking

What the captions add

Reads the 300 billion figure off the new egg and interprets it as a requirement, names the new weather event, gives the three hatched mutations with both multipliers, and states that the update says hatched mutations stack with weather traits. That last sentence is what forced this site to correct a stacking rule it had published wrongly for two rounds. Auto captions garble the weather event name, so no spelling is taken from here.

It is the only account checked that covers all three additions of the update in one pass with the numbers attached.

The admin-abuse session that put the egg on the map

LazySly records the Update 1 admin abuse that rained Black Hole eggs and centered on the Ethereal Solaris Egg, the most-watched third-party record of the egg hunt.

I STOLE the NEW RAREST EGGS in RIDE A PET FIRST UPDATE...

BemmyBlox · 2026-09-19 · 14:24 · 51,292 views at time of checking

What the captions add

Calls the new egg a 300 billion luck egg and places it between the Blackhole Egg and the Cherub Egg while hunting it on the day the window opened. That makes it the second independent account of the figure rather than a repeat of the first.

Two independent accounts agreeing is what lifts a value to this site second tier, and this is the second account.

The hunt on day one, from someone who was already at the top of the ladder

Useful as a measure of what the egg is worth chasing: the account hunting it is doing so with an endgame setup, and still treats it as the main event of the update.

I got the ETHEREAL SOLARIS EGG! (Ride a Pet Admin Abuse)

LazySly · 2026-09-22 · 15:10 · 287,730 views at time of checking

What the captions add

LazySly records an Update 1 admin-abuse session where the developer dropped Black Hole eggs from the sky and players scrambled for the Ethereal Solaris Egg. The captions show the Ethereal radar priced at 30,000,000 cash, the radar detecting eggs nearby, and a shocked Solaris egg sitting in a pond. He repeats that the lock multipliers are going up and that the Black Hole egg sits at 100,000,000,000 luck, the same figure this site grades as the top hatch-luck tier. The spoken luck numbers are the creator's reading, not a published table, so they are used as S4 color rather than data.

The primary third-party record of Update 1 admin abuse and the Solaris egg hunt, used on the Solaris egg page as S4 context rather than as a stat.

What this egg changes about the ladder

Until Update 1, the top of the free egg ladder was the Blackhole Egg at 100B, and the egg above it belonged to the Cherub tier that most players never see. A 300 billion egg inserted between them does two things: it gives the ladder a rung that did not exist, and it makes the Blackhole Egg the second tier of the free map rather than the top of it.

The same update also added hatched mutations, which are a separate multiplier layer applied when a pet hatches. Those two systems interact, and the mutations page carries what is established about the interaction and what is not.

Common questions

What is the Solaris Egg in Ride A Pet?

It is the egg that arrived with Update 1 on 19 September 2026, the update the developer filed under mutations. It shows up in the in-game Index, and it is described by two independent creators as a 300 billion egg, which places it directly between the Blackhole Egg and the Cherub Egg.

How do you find a Solaris Egg?

The route that two independent outlets and one creator account all point at is the Blackhole Egg’s: it spawns in the same locations, so the Blackhole route on this site is the closest thing to a map for it. One outlet read in full adds a four area version of that route, an Eggo NPC who can be asked whether the egg has spawned, and the Eternal Radar as detection. None of that is a game-file confirmation, so every piece carries its own grade on the page.

Is the 300 billion a luck value or a price?

Both readings exist and neither is confirmed. One creator reads the figure off the egg as a requirement for interacting with it, and the other names it as the egg luck. This site publishes the number, attributes both readings, and does not choose between them.

What does the Solaris Egg hatch?

Nothing checked lists a single outcome for it, so nothing is published here. Every source found on the day it appeared was hunting the egg rather than opening a table of results, and inventing an outcome would be exactly the failure this site grades every value against.

Is the Solaris Egg better than the Blackhole Egg?

On the numbers that exist, yes and by a clear margin: 300 billion against the 100 billion this site already carries for the Blackhole Egg, and one creator states the ranking outright. It is not the top of the ladder either, and every account checked puts at least one egg above it.

Why does this page exist on the day the egg appeared?

Because the search demand arrives with the egg, not a week later. The page carries what is verified, names the accounts it came from, and lists what is still unknown, so it can be corrected as footage accumulates instead of being rewritten from scratch.