Do Raise an Anomaly eggs have published hatch odds?
No. The official page does not print 1-in-N values. This eggs page leaves those cells empty instead of copying another wiki.
Core loop
Raise an Anomaly Eggs: Steal, Hatch & Secret Eggs
Steal, hatch, and park Raise an Anomaly eggs without guessing unpublished odds.
Updated
What Raise an Anomaly eggs are
Raise an Anomaly eggs are the entry ticket to the roster. The official description tells you to steal eggs from SCP monsters, then hatch them to unlock new anomalies. You do not start with a complete team; you build one egg at a time inside a five-player server.
This page stays on eggs as objects: where they come from, what hatching does, and which extra egg types an official event line or a community report mentions. How to survive the steal is a separate guide so the two URLs do not rank for the same sentence.
Where eggs come from
Official artwork shows a crib steal: a small yellow-polo figure is lifted while a tall guardian stands over the bed. That image is the cleanest official picture of the “steal eggs from SCP monsters” line on the store page.
Community wikis add a chase home to your lab after the grab. Treat the chase as community-reported until we log a video timestamp. The official fact is simply that eggs are stolen, not purchased from a gacha machine on the store page.
- Official: steal eggs from SCP monsters.
- Official art: crib + guardian scene.
- Community: run the egg back to your own lab plot.
Hatching Raise an Anomaly eggs
After a steal, the official loop says to hatch eggs to unlock new anomalies. Hatching is the conversion from an egg object into a baby you can feed. The store page does not print a timer, a luck formula, or a 1-in-N table.
Until those numbers are read from a hatch UI, this wiki will not invent them. If a hatch fails or takes a long time, that is a footage question, not a reason to copy another site’s odds.
| Step | Official status | Unpublished |
|---|---|---|
| Steal the egg | On the store description | Exact steal keybind |
| Hatch the egg | On the store description | Timer, luck, 1-in-N |
| Place the hatch | Implied by the lab upgrade line | Plot capacity formula |
Secret eggs and shiny eggs
The official store description still does not define secret eggs or shiny eggs, and it still prints no hatch rate. A virtual event titled New Content + Admin Abuse, from 2026-09-26 20:30 UTC to 2026-09-27 20:30 UTC, uses the subtitle “Tons of secret eggs.” That is an official event line, not a community nickname. It does not name the eggs, a zone, or a 1-in-N. The reward description on the same listing is empty. A September 29, 2026 15:22:01 UTC virtual-events read no longer includes that listing.
Shiny eggs are still only a community label. They are not in that subtitle. If a server message names a zone for a secret egg, treat that message as the source for that session only. Do not assume every server has the same secret. The event checklist is on the admin-abuse guide; this page only records what was published about eggs.
Selling and plot space
Community reports say you can sell an anomaly to free a plot slot. That is a roster-management tool, not an official store-page feature. If your lab is full, a sell is worth considering before you steal another egg you cannot park.
Do not sell your only earner to chase a secret egg. Eggs only matter after they hatch and start paying for the next steal.
What this eggs page will not guess
Hatch odds, shiny rates, and a full species table are open questions. Community names such as Batty or SCP-079 are listed on the anomalies hub as unverified, not as eggs with fake percentages.
When a hatch UI is captured, this Raise an Anomaly eggs page will get a table. Until then, the working rule is: steal one, hatch one, feed one.
FAQ
Raise an Anomaly Eggs: Steal, Hatch & Secret Eggs FAQ
Are secret eggs required to finish the game?
Nothing official says secret eggs are required to finish. The live event subtitle names them, and the reward description is empty. Finish a normal steal-hatch-feed loop before hunting them.