The game shows a feed percentage and a cash-per-second label. It does not show a best-build chart. The useful comparison is the label at 100% fed, plus whether your seat can survive the drain.
Use the ceiling you can actually finish
- Finish commons first. They fund the Turner and the 15,000 seat step. Retire them when a Punk or Chicken is fed.
- Venomous is the filmed uncommon: tiny, 6 per second at hatch, 24 at 100%, from a purple larva.
- Punk is a cheap mid step: about 45 per second and a weak drain, so it is easy to finish.
- Chicken, about 250 per second, is the efficiency jump before the huge numbers.
- Dragon, a mythical, was about 150,000 per second. Demon, once fed, was about 220,000 and carried most of a 300,000 per second base.
- Shock was a legendary roll that drained blood almost instantly, then was fully fed later in that session. Budget the seat before you commit.
- King, Robotic, Balloon, Fire, Blue, Clown, and Unicorn were named on hatch screens without a pay reading. Blue's owner said he knew of no advantage. Do not invent one from the color.
- Kraken is the highest listed rate, about 4 million per second, and the attempt at about 1 million health still could not finish the feed. It is a label, not a current earner.
Bigger larvae from harder bosses grew into the higher payers. Players grabbed "the big guy" for that reason. Rarity words on screen run through common, uncommon, rare, epic, mythical, and legendary. They were not attached to a drop table.
What not to copy from a spending video
One creator video of this game buys secret eggs, health, and spray with Robux, then shows extra names such as Poseidon, Alien, and a spider mosquito, including a very large per-second number on a paid egg before it was fed. Those moments were not reconciled with the cash-route roster, so they are not in the unit list as standard hatches. If your own Robux egg shows a name and a rate, trust that screen for that egg only.
The in-game index tracks found and missing mosquitoes. The full index was never filmed. A roster write-up introduces 19 types, while the named hatch table itself lists 15. This wiki keeps those 15 and does not invent the missing four. V3's new weapons and Space Zone may add more. Open the index after you hatch something the list does not name.
