Steal an Egg Octophant – How to Get the Divine Pet Fast

The Octophant is the newest Divine pet in Steal an Egg, and players want it badly. Some guides spell it Octophanth, but both names point to the same pet. You will not find it in a biome nest. Dr. Scramble’s Laboratory builds it from eggs you steal yourself. In this guide, we break down the odds, the egg requests, and the smartest way to farm it.

What Is the Octophant in Steal an Egg

The Octophant is a Divine pet tied to the Unstable DNA pool. Its base income sits near 4 billion cash per second. That ranks below the Aetheron, which still holds the top base income spot. Even so, the Octophant competes well with other Divine pets. Its real power comes from weight and mutations. One early hatch weighed 23,756 kg and earned about 7.6 billion per second with boosts active. We treat 4 billion as the floor, not the ceiling.

How Dr. Scramble’s Laboratory Works

The lab sits in the safe zone and rotates three banners every hour. The Octophant only drops while the machine reads Unstable DNA (Now). Sacrifices under any other banner cannot produce it. Check the banner before you spend a single egg.

• Biohazard Pets: 42% chance to appear
• Experimental Pets: 36% chance to appear
• Unstable DNA: 22% chance to appear

Each sacrifice needs three requested eggs. Place them in the slots, press Sacrifice, and collect your Laboratory Egg. Put that egg on a pad, and it hatches in about a minute. Only unplaced eggs count, so keep your sacrifice eggs off the incubation pads.

Drop Odds and the 100 Pity Guarantee

Every sacrifice rolls on the Unstable DNA table. Most results are filler. The Frogfly appears 45% of the time, and the Eyeball Crab shows up 4% of the time. The Octophant sits at just 0.5%. Luck alone will not carry most of us, so pity matters more. Each sacrifice adds one point to the meter. At 100 out of 100, the next sacrifice guarantees a Divine Egg. The latest update cut the pity requirement from 200 to 100. It also now guarantees the top reward instead of a random pick from the top three. We think that change turns a lottery into a schedule. Unstable DNA appears only 22% of the time, so we estimate it shows up once every four to five hours. Plan your sessions around that.

Which Eggs the Lab Requests

The lab pulls its requests from four biomes: Cosmic, Cherry Blossom, Titan Temple, and Angels and Demons. Angels and Demons carries the heaviest load. These are the eggs players have seen so far:

• Cherry Blossom: Salamander, Red Panda, and Snowy Owl
• Titan Temple: Crustacia, Spideron, and Bladehide
• Angels and Demons: Winged Lamb, Sacred Moth, Imp, Toro, and Gargoyle
• Cosmic: Cosmic Gecko

Requests change often, so treat this list as examples, not a fixed recipe.

Smart Tips to Farm the Octophant Faster

Preparation decides everything because the banner lasts only one hour. In the gameplay we reviewed, players lost eggs to thieves, ran out of inventory space, and waited ages for the Angels and Demons area to flip sides. That biome also needs 20 billion Speed, so check your Speed first.

• Stockpile several copies of each egg before the banner starts.
• Grab Angels and Demons eggs while the correct side is open.
• Join a low-population server so thieves cannot take your eggs.
• Hatch filler pets early to free up inventory space.
• Skip rerolls unless you truly lack a requested egg.

Rerolls cost 16 to 19 Robux and only swap one requested egg. They never improve your odds. We track every new update for you at Fans First Booyah, so check back often.

Dr. Scramble Boss and Mutations

The Dr. Scramble boss fight pays out Samples, and you can solo it. Expect heavy hits, and watch for drones that explode near you. One solo clear paid 1,750 Samples. Mastery rewards also include a Biohazard Egg and a Scrambled Unstable Egg. Samples buy the Scrambled mutation, which you apply to an egg before it hatches. Follow this routine to win the fight:

• Dodge the mech attacks and lure it into the glowing targets.
• Stun it, then smash the core until core damage appears.
• Repeat until the core overlord phase begins.
• Chase Dr. Scramble down and land the final hits.

Mutations fail often. One test needed several attempts at roughly a 10% chance. We recommend saving your mutation consumables for the Octophant. Fodder pets and low-tier secrets will not repay that cost.

Is the Octophant Worth the Grind

We say yes if you already have the Speed. A 4 billion Divine with mutation upside beats most secrets. Ignore flashy clips showing trillions per second. Those came from creator-server spawns that never carry over to a real account. Real hatches land much lower, so aim for 4 to 8 billion per second before mutations. Build your egg stockpile, wait for the right banner, and let pity do the heavy lifting. For more Roblox guides, visit Fans First Booyah.

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