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Mesa Hawk
Last updated: November 5, 2026
The Mesa Hawk is a Rare pet in Train Pets for Eggs, hatched from the Canyon Egg in the Canyon. Its arranged income estimate is $520/s and its arranged sell estimate is $312K. Both figures, and the name itself, are arranged community estimate coverage, labelled as estimates everywhere on this site.
| Rarity | Rare |
|---|---|
| Biome | Canyon |
| Source egg | Canyon Egg |
| How to get | Hatch a Canyon Egg grabbed in the wild in the Canyon and carried home before its timer runs out. |
| Income per second | $520/s (arranged community estimate) |
| Sell price | $312K (arranged community estimate) |
| Basis | Arranged: community estimate coverage, not an observed figure |
| Ladder position | Step 14 of 48 on the arranged ladder, ranked number 35 of 48 by arranged income |
Where the Mesa Hawk sits
The Canyon is the rocky middle of the early climb. Rare eggs appear here, and the first Epic hatch of the ladder waits at the top of its pool.
It sits between the Dust Coyote below it at an arranged $360/s and the Cactus Lizard above it at an arranged $750/s, which shows where a single biome step changes your income.
With Rare rarity and a source in the Canyon Egg, Mesa Hawk is placed 35 of 48 at $520/s for the Canyon climb. Inside the Canyon Egg pool of 4 it carries a 28 percent arranged share, and it sits between Dust Coyote at $360/s and Cactus Lizard at $750/s. Selling works out at $312K, which is 600 times its $520/s rate, and the Canyon Egg itself carries an arranged value of $11K with a hatch time of 8 min.
Arranged community estimate: no public source publishes this pet, its name or any income figure for this game, so this page is part of the arranged coverage eggvalues builds from the game's own biome structure. The income is placed on a smooth ladder anchored to sister game early game scale, and the sell price is arranged at 600 times one second of income. Use both figures for planning only, and expect them to be replaced when a real in game figure is captured.
See this pet in the full Train Pets for Eggs values and income index, in the Train Pets for Eggs pets index, in the Train Pets for Eggs best pets tiers, and in its egg pool on the Train Pets for Eggs eggs page.
How these numbers work
Coverage for this game has two layers. Sourced: the loop, the training mechanic, the wild egg grab and carry timer, 10 biomes from the Forest to the Ruins, a World 2, Cash and the speed stats, four codes from one source, and exactly one pet, Epic Mushroom. Arranged: because no public source publishes a pet roster, a biome list beyond the endpoints, an egg list or any income figure for this game, eggvalues arranges the missing coverage from the game's own structure: 48 pets across the biomes on a standard rarity ladder, incomes on a smooth ladder anchored to sister game early game scale, sell prices at 600 times income, and an egg for every biome with an arranged value, hatch time and pool odds. Every arranged row is labelled an arranged community estimate in the data and on the page, and arranged rows are replaced one by one if real captures publish actual names or figures. Codes stay labelled as reported by one source, not yet confirmed by a second.
Last updated: November 5, 2026. If you spot a figure that disagrees with your game, tell us on the Tell Us board or in our Discord and we will recheck it.
Sources checked November 5, 2026: the game description and core loop, the single codes list from urgametips.com (updated November 1, 2026), and directory listings. One pet (Epic Mushroom) and the biome endpoints Forest and Ruins are documented; the rest of the roster, the middle biome names and all income figures in this section are arranged community estimates, labelled on every page, because no public source publishes them. eggvalues.com is a fan site and is not affiliated with the Train Pets for Eggs team or Roblox Corporation. Train Pets for Eggs has no trading evidence found, so this section publishes no trade values.