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With DNA obtained during Getting Started and refined in DNA Modification, you're ready to create a fertilized egg. This is the crucial step toward bringing prehistoric creatures back to life.
Requirements
To create a fertilized egg, you'll need:
- A DNA strand (ideally 100% quality)
- A normal creature egg (type depends on the species)
- A Syringe (Clean)
Egg Types
Each DNA requires a specific egg base:
- Chicken Egg — Small Reptiles and Birds
- Frog Egg — Amphibians
- Ostrich Egg — Large Reptiles and Birds
- Fish Egg — Aquatic Creatures
- Basilisk Egg — Small Reptiles
- Spider Egg — Insectoid Creatures
- Alligator Egg — Medium Reptiles and Birds
Process
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Clean the Egg
Place the egg in a crafting table with a clean syringe
Output: Unfertilized X Egg (where X is the egg type) -
Fertilize the Egg
Place the DNA, the unfertilized egg, and a clean syringe together in the crafting table
Output: Fertilized X Egg -
Prepare for Cultivation
The fertilized egg is now ready to be placed in an Incubator
Next Steps
You've successfully created a fertilized egg! The next stage is Cultivating Eggs, where you'll learn how to nurture and hatch your prehistoric creatures.
Tips
- Always use a clean syringe — dirty ones won't work
- Match DNA to the correct egg type; mismatches won't fertilize
- Higher DNA percentages increase success rates, so consider refining DNA first in the DNA Modifier
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