Both recorded sessions farmed the same way: climb to a nest, steal, jump down instead of climbing down, place the egg, and go back up while it counts.
- Climb only as far as energy lasts. Empty energy lost grabs.
- Steal and get clear. Speed beat the chase.
- Dive. One high dive still beat a 10-second return clock.
- Place immediately. A golden nest showed 30 seconds, then 20 seconds when it was robbed again. Ocean, jungle, and winter grabs showed about 40 seconds. The big dog-home egg showed 2 minutes.
- If the return clock is too short, take a nearer egg.
| Nest | Timer on that grab |
|---|---|
| Very large dog home | 2 minutes |
| Golden-egg nest | 30 seconds, then 20 seconds |
| Ocean house | 40 seconds |
| Kangaroo house | White egg, countdown not shown |
| Winter | 40 seconds |
| Jungle | 40 seconds; uncommons skipped |
| Summit golden demon | Over 12 hours |
| Summit golden dragon | 2 hours 40 minutes |
No restock timer was shown. Event eggs use the same steal, dive, and place. A placed egg holds a slot until it opens. The 1,000,000 house upgrade was the recorded fix. Eternal placements were described at 3 minutes. Dragon-tier eggs ran 6–14 minutes. Rainbow turned one 8-minute egg into an hour, so check the trait before you commit a slot.
A 5-minute event window fit about 2–3 climbs. Train during a 2-minute hatch. One player reached about 105,000 Speed in that wait. Do not rebirth just to reach a nest a minute out of range. When a hatch event ends, the same route slows down.