There is no feeding menu. The mosquito you placed in the base latches on when you start the prompt, drains your health, and raises a feed percentage. At 100% it is visibly larger and pays its full cash per second.
Before you start the latch
Sit until the health number looks comfortable. A weak common barely pulls. Better mosquitoes drink harder: the Punk barely drains, a Shock mosquito was described as taking blood almost instantly, and a Kraken listed at about 4 million per second still could not be filled when the player had about 1 million health.
Feed one mosquito at a time. A recorded player asked to feed several at once and could not.
The cycle
- Hatch and place the mosquito. Details are in egg farming.
- Top up on the seat. Health also refills on its own, including while a mosquito is draining you, but the seat is faster once upgraded.
- Start the feed at the mosquito. Stay in the interaction.
- If your health is melting, drop the feed and sit. Dropping early is a normal stop, not a failed hatch.
- Return until the counter reads 100%.
- Collect at the green circle before you spend.
How pay moves
| Example from a session | What the number did |
|---|---|
| Rule of thumb | A mosquito that will pay 100 starts near 10 until it is fully fed |
| Common nerd | 18 per second at 100% in one fresh save |
| Venomous | 6 per second when placed, 24 per second at 100% |
| Early fed mosquitoes | Separate readings of about 24, 26, 30, and 50 per second |
| Punk | About 45 per second when fed, with a weak drain |
| Chicken | About 250 per second, called very efficient |
| Demon | About 220,000 per second when fed, most of a base totaling about 300,000 per second |
These are single-session readings, not an official table. Feed percentage changes the number, and updates can move it. Compare mosquitoes only at 100% fed. The mosquito list stores each named hatch; the income comparison is an editorial sort of the readings above, not a developer ranking.
Success check
The percentage counter hits 100%, the mosquito is larger, and the cash-per-second label matches that mosquito's high reading rather than the low starting share. If the label is still the small number, the feed is not finished.