Subnautica Creature Eggs Guide

Subnautica Eggs Guide to help you learn everything about finding all the Normal Eggs and Unique Eggs in Subnautica and how to use them

Subnautica features two types of Subnautica Eggs in the game. Below you will find details of all the Subnautica Eggs found in the game and what you can do with these eggs.

These eggs are not for display and if kept safe in alien containment chambers, they will hatch and young creatures from the world of Subnautica will be born.

Each egg has its own hatching time while the most an egg will take to hatch will be three days while some even hatch before that.

You can allow these tiny critters to grow in aquariums or pick them up and place them in the water outside. This will turn them into adults instantly.

These friendly hatched creatures will not attack them even if their normal wild variants attack you. This is a good trick if you have to wait to scan a sandshark or a stalker.

Eggs are located in the same biome in which that specific species is located. You can also break the eggs using knives and other melee weapons but breaking will do you no good. It will only waste the egg.

Eggs are divided into two categories i.e. Normal Eggs and Unique Eggs. Let us now look at the eggs that can be found in the world of Subnautica.

Before we begin, do make sure to check out our Beginners Guide for some more help.

Normal Eggs

Eggs Locations
Ampeel Eggs Ampeel Eggs will hatch Ampeels. They are red in color and have an energy bulb look to it with pores coming out at each end. They have an incubation period of 1 day. It has an energy value of 259. They can be found in: Blood Kelp Zone Bulb Zone
Boneshark Egg Boneshark Eggs hatch Bonesharks. These eggs look like they have a shell on them and look like a snail. They hatch in one day and have energy value of  210. They can be found in Bulb Zone Mushroom Forest Underwater Islands
Crabsnake Egg Crabsnake Eggs will hatch Crabsnakes. The eggs look like purple textured buns. They are pretty flat on the above so you can easily distinguish them. They require 1 day to hatch and have energy value of 231. To find a Crabsnake egg, head to the Jellyshroom cave inside the Jellyshroom.
Crabsquid Egg Crabsquid egg looks like a true alien egg. It has blue colored shell with green veins all over it giving it a very creepy look to it. It has an energy value of 259 and it takes them 1 day to hatch. To find a Crabsquid egg, you will need to head to the following locations. Northern Blood Kelp Zone Deep Grand Reef
Crashfish Egg Crashfish eggs will hatch Crashfish. These are red colored eggs with a little baby visible inside. They have energy value of 189 and take 1 day to hatch. They can be found in Kelp Forest Caves Safe Shallows Safe Shallows Caves
Cuddlefish Egg Cuddlefish eggs hatch cute little cuddlefish. These eggs are also transparent and you can literally see a smiling baby on top of them. They have energy value of 210 and require 1 day to hatch. To find a Cuddlefish egg. head to the following locations. Lost River Laboratory Deep Grand Reef Degasi Base Dunes Sinkhole Mushroom Forest Caves
Gasopod Egg Gasopod Eggs will hatch Gasopod babies. The eggs are green in shape and resemble a pod from Resistance series. Only greener. They have 231 energy value and require 1 day to hatch. To find a Gasopod Egg, you need to head to the following locations. Crash Zone Mesas Dunes Safe Shallows
Jellyray Egg Jellyray Eggs will hatch Jellyrays. They have a very low energy value of just 119. The Jellyray eggs look like small airships. They require 1 day of incubation time. To find a Jellyray egg, head to the following locations. Deep Grand Reef Mushroom Forest Mushroom Forest Caves
Lava Lizard Egg Lava Lizard eggs are only found in Lava Castle and Lava Lizards are hatched from them. They have 189 energy value and require 1 day to hatch. The Lava Lizard eggs look like a glass sphere held on a green stand.
Mesmer Egg Mesmers are hatched from Mesmer eggs. These eggs are small uneven green circle with a unique texture full of different green shades. They have energy value of 175 and require 1 day to hatch. To find a Mesmer egg, head to the following locations. Bulb Zone Caves Lost River
Rabbit Ray Egg Rabbit Rays hatch from these Rabbit Rays eggs. They are only found in Safe Shallows. They have energy value of 140 and require 1 day to hatch. Rabbit Ray eggs are light golden in color and have small outgrowths on the edges.
Sand Shark Egg Sand Sharks eggs can be found in the Grassy Plateaus and Sand Sharks are hatched from them. They have energy value of 210 and require 1 day to hatch. The Sand Sharks eggs have spikes on them and look like a small spiky tentacle.
Spadefish Egg To hatch a Spadefish, you will need to find a Spadefish egg. They are almost similar to a Reefback egg when it comes to looks. They look like a blue egg wrapped in threads. They have an energy value of 140 and you can found them in Deep Sparse Reef Grassy Plateaus Caves Underwater Islands Underwater Islands Caves
Stalker Egg Stalkers egg will hatch Stalkers, one of the most ferocious creatures in Subnautica. These eggs are exclusively found in Kelp forest. They have energy value of 105 and require 1 day to hatch.

Unique, Special Eggs

There are three unique eggs in Subnautica, which are related to the story and cannot be obtained like the normal eggs.

These are bound by the story and will help you uncover the mystery behind Subnautica’s plot.

Sea Dragon Leviathan Egg

In Subnautica, there are three Sea Dragon Leviathan Eggs. Two are discovered in the Primary Containment Facility Egg Lab, and one is at the Disease Research Facility.

There is a specimen display inside the Disease Research Facility that has the egg but you can’t hatch it.  It is larger than the other two eggs and appears to have been a subject of experiments by Precursors a long time ago.

Sea Emperor Leviathan Egg

There are five Sea Emperor Leviathan eggs in the game located in Primary Containment Facility.

According to the lore of the game, these eggs were laid by the captured Sea Emperor in the Sea Emperor’s Aquarium.

Ghost Leviathan Egg

The location of all the game’s Ghost Leviathan eggs is Tree Cove where a huge tree has grown around them to provide protection until they hatch.

These eggs were supposedly buried under the infant Giant Cove, according to the game’s lore. The Tree has surrounded the eggs over time to provide protection.

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