Reaching the Jurassic area in Clone to Steal Eggs marks a major shift in progression. Developed by xFrozen x Dudes, this Roblox simulation revolves around training personal speed on treadmills, dispatching clones to retrieve valuable eggs, and hatching pets that generate passive cash.
The T-Rex serves as the guardian of the game's fourth major animal area. While the starter pens allow for fast early gains, tackling the T-Rex requires substantial speed training, smart clone upgrades, and an active cash engine.
Overview of the T-Rex Zone
According to public Roblox badge data, "Steal from T-Rex" is officially designated as the fourth zone animal. Players encounter the giant dinosaur after passing through the initial Chicken, Snake, and Yeti territories, and before unlocking the deep-water Whale area.
The zone features a prehistoric aesthetic with active dinosaur nests. Unlike the slower starter animals, the T-Rex aggressively pursues players who enter its territory to grab an egg manually. To succeed here, you must ensure both your character and your automated clone workforce meet the zone's speed criteria.
Speed Requirements and Treadmill Training
In Clone to Steal Eggs, access to higher-tier steal targets is strictly gated by your Speed stat. Based on community wiki documentation and player gameplay recordings, the recommended gate for the T-Rex is 100 million Speed.
Attempting to steal from the T-Rex before reaching this threshold creates significant setbacks:
- Automated Clone Runs: Clones sent to a target above your current speed tier will fail their runs, getting caught and eliminated without delivering eggs.
- Manual Runs: If you attempt to steal in person without adequate speed, the T-Rex will easily overtake and catch you before you reach the safety of your base.
Speed is generated by training on treadmills. Upgrading through higher treadmill tiers—such as the Galaxy and Jurassic treadmills noted in player playthroughs—substantially raises the speed gained per second. Because all clones inherit your personal Speed stat, every upgrade you purchase for your treadmill directly boosts the travel speed and success rate of your entire clone army. Players can also consume Train Potions from the shop to temporarily double their training output when pushing toward the 100-million mark.
Stealing Mechanics: Clones vs. Manual Runs
Once your speed reaches 100 million, you can target the T-Rex using two different approaches:
Automated Clone Stealing
The most efficient strategy is assigning your clones through the in-game Manage Clones interface. Once set to the T-Rex:
- Clones spawn from your central portal and sprint directly to the prehistoric zone.
- They collect the dinosaur eggs and transport them back to your base pen automatically.
- Upgrading your clone count allows multiple clones to run parallel theft routes.
- Upgrading portal summoning speed minimizes the downtime between clone spawns.
Manual Personal Runs
Visiting the zone yourself allows you to secure eggs directly. When grabbing an egg personally, sprint toward the nest, trigger the pickup, and immediately dash back toward your base without turning around. Because the T-Rex chases any intruder, maintaining a clean line of retreat is essential to avoid losing the stolen egg.
Zone Sequence and Speed Gates
The following table outlines the progression leading into and immediately out of the T-Rex area, based on official badge order and documented speed gates:
| Zone Number | Animal Guardian | Recorded Speed Gate | Official Badge Distinction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zone 1 | Chicken | Starting Target | First Zone Animal |
| Zone 2 | Snake | 5,000 Speed | Second Zone Animal |
| Zone 3 | Yeti | 1,000,000 Speed | Third Zone Animal |
| Zone 4 | T-Rex | 100,000,000 Speed | Fourth Zone Animal |
| Zone 5 | Whale | 1,000,000,000,000 Speed | Fifth Zone Animal |
Notable Eggs and Pet Production
Stealing from the T-Rex zone yields high-rarity dinosaur and predator eggs, including standard T-Rex eggs, Verdant T-Rex eggs, and accompanying drops like Tiger and Gorilla eggs observed in creator tests.
Pets hatched from these eggs significantly outpace earlier Yeti and Snake drops, generating millions of cash per second. To capitalize on this tier:
- Equip Best: Regularly use the Equip Best feature in your pen to ensure low-earning starter animals are replaced by Jurassic-tier pets.
- Sell Overflow: Clear inventory clutter by selling duplicate or common pets to fund treadmill and clone upgrades.
- Rebirth Multipliers: Reinvest your increased cash output into Rebirths. Rebirths provide permanent cash multipliers that accelerate the funding needed for the next zone threshold—the 1-trillion speed requirement of the Whale.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if I send clones to the T-Rex before having 100 million speed?
Recorded gameplay shows that clones dispatched below a guardian's recommended speed threshold are destroyed by the guardian and fail to bring back any eggs. Train your speed to 100 million on your treadmill before reassigning them in the Manage Clones menu.
Do my clones get faster when I buy treadmill upgrades?
Yes. Your clones directly inherit your character's Speed stat. Upgrading your treadmill increases your training rate, raising your overall speed and making every active clone faster.
What is the next zone after the T-Rex in Clone to Steal Eggs?
According to official Roblox badge data, the fifth zone animal is the Whale. Community guides record the recommended speed gate for the Whale area at approximately 1 trillion Speed.
