A full Base changes the next step
Check Base capacity before setting off for another Egg. If the Base is full, inspect the expansion option and any collection controls shown in your game. The public game page promises more room through expansion but gives no fixed starting capacity or alternate way to clear a space.
The public game page does not give a fixed number of starting spaces or describe every collection management control. You may see options in the live game that are not covered in the description. Read those controls carefully. Do not assume that Animals can be sold, merged, automatically replaced, or stored elsewhere unless your current interface actually offers it.
If the game gives a capacity warning during a hatch, return to the Base view and look for the expansion option. Compare the displayed cost with your Cash. The description confirms that expansion adds room, but not the exact price or number of spaces. Once you can afford a purchase, note the capacity before and after it to confirm the effect in your session.
Choose between room and stronger income
Limited space does not mean every Cash purchase must go to expansion immediately. If you are not planning another hatch yet, an Animal upgrade may raise income and make the later expansion easier to afford. The official description says upgrades boost income. If a good Egg is already within reach and your Base is full, expansion may be the more direct way to turn that route into another earning Animal.
Think about your next concrete action. Want to hatch a new Animal now? Make room. Want to save for a distant area while existing Animals earn slowly? Compare their upgrades. Want to collect a particular rare Animal? First verify its Egg in the live game, then ensure capacity will not interrupt the attempt.
| What you observe | Practical response |
|---|---|
| No free Animal space | Inspect expansion before another hatch. |
| One space left and a reachable Egg | Use that space deliberately, then plan the next expansion. |
| Base has room but income is weak | Compare Animal upgrades and Egg options. |
| Capacity display is unclear | Check the Base interface and any current prompt before spending. |
Keep your Egg route aligned with space
Animal capacity and flight reach work together. The game says better Eggs are farther away; getting to one takes progress. If your Base cannot use the hatch, the extra flight effort may be poorly timed. Check space before leaving, then complete the route and inspect the Animal’s Cash contribution after hatching. This simple habit keeps the flight-to-Egg-to-Animal loop productive.
The official description also promises offline Cash from Animals. A larger collection may strengthen your long-term earning options, but the public page does not give a per-Animal offline formula. Use the live income display when deciding whether more room is worth buying. For the purchase itself, read Base expansion. For what to do with the resulting space, see Animal collection.
FAQ
How many Animals can my Base hold?
The public description does not state a number. Check your current capacity and any expansion effect in game.
What do I do when the Base is full?
Inspect Base expansion and any collection controls the live game provides before attempting another hatch.
Can I replace an Animal without expanding?
No replacement rule is confirmed by the official description. Use only the options shown in your current collection interface.
Should I expand before every Egg trip?
No. Check your available room and the goal of the trip. Expand when capacity would block a useful new Animal.