Prehistoric Farm dna lab

Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab

Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab: Dr. Ivy grows an egg from a full fossil set. Hatch in the incubator, then feed over half. Place 139780970631001 by Project Mirvy.

Dr. Ivy grows an egg from a full fossil set; incubator is next door.

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At A Glance

The Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab is Dr. Ivy’s station on Place 139780970631001 (Project Mirvy). Official How To Play: a full fossil set lets Dr. Ivy grow an egg. You hatch that egg in an incubator, not by dropping it on the ranch.

Interior pin, process time, and set-to-species recipes stay TBA. Play on Roblox.

FactDetail
Place139780970631001
NPCDr. Ivy
StationDNA Lab
InputFull fossil set (listing wording)
OutputEgg grown at the lab
Hatch machineIncubator (separate)
RecipesTBA
VerifiedOctober 7, 2026

What does the Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab do?

Listing split is strict: the Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab grows the egg; the incubator hatches it; belly over half grows the dino. Other Roblox pet games merge those steps. This Place does not.

MachineAcceptsProduces
Shovel / dig siteGREEN releaseFossil pieces
DNA Lab (Dr. Ivy)Full fossil setEgg
IncubatorLab eggNewborn
Food shopCoinsMeat / veg to keep belly over half

Do not skip the set

If Dr. Ivy refuses the trade, the set is not full. Dig again on fossils. Extra bones on the grass are not a second egg until a second set exists.

Codes recaps that name a Diplodocus Egg skip this counter only if the paste actually grants — still Unverified. The listing loop for more partners is still the Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab.

Where is Dr. Ivy on the ranch?

Session footage puts Dr. Ivy inside a ranch building, with the incubator close enough that you can walk the egg over without a boat. Exact map coordinates stay TBA.

Dr. Ivy DNA Lab counter after a fossil-set trade
CueMeaningStatus
Named NPC Dr. IvyHow To Play + sessionCanon name
Interior counter / deskSessionPin TBA
Incubator nearbySessionWalk, do not sail
World-map GPSMissingTBA

If you cannot find the building

Finish the first GREEN dig, then look for a labeled interior on the ranch, not an island shop. The Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab is a starter station.

Do not confuse Dr. Ivy with the fisher NPC used later for better rods. That name is TBA on ocean.

How do I run one DNA Lab trade?

One successful Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab visit is a short checklist. Prices are not involved at this counter.

  • Do01Confirm the fossil set is full in whatever HUD exists
  • Do02Enter the ranch building that holds Dr. Ivy
  • Do03Trade the set; wait until an egg is in inventory or on the counter
  • Do04Walk the egg to the incubator without opening boat shop
  • Do05Stay until hatch starts warming — times TBA
  • Do06Buy food before the Newborn starves under half belly

Trade fail states

Empty hands, a single bone, or a shovel still equipped with no set: the Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab will not invent an egg. If the prompt never appears, you are in the wrong interior.

Do not dump the egg in water. Grotto theft is a different egg type on the ocean page.

Hatch, then the set

Matched by build plan, shared topics, and guide progression — not random related links.

What happens after the lab egg?

Move it. Official loop: incubator hatch, keep belly over half, Newborn → Elder, then ride. Session commentary: better eggs take longer — no minute list.

Incubator warming the DNA Lab egg near Dr. Ivy
After the labDo thisDo not
Egg in handPark incubatorSail out
WarmingStay nearbyAssume instant hatch
NewbornFeed over halfTry to ride immediately
Elder / grownRide, then consider boatsSkip food for a hull

Incubator is the next page, not a second lab

Hatch details live on eggs. Growth and ride live on dinosaurs. This Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab page only needs you to leave with a parked egg.

If you already rode once, a second set still returns here. Explore islands do not replace Dr. Ivy.

Are Grotto eggs the same as DNA Lab eggs?

Official Explore: sneak Sunken Grotto to steal sea reptile eggs. That is ocean content. The Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab still wants ranch or island fossil sets.

Egg sourcePrerequisitePage
Dr. Ivy DNA LabFull fossil setThis page
Incubator hatchLab egg parkedeggs
Sunken Grotto sea reptileOcean access; route TBAocean
Unverified Diplodocus Egg codePaste if HUD existscodes

Do not mix the inputs

Fossils do not steal Grotto eggs. Spears and Mosasaurus do not feed Dr. Ivy. Keep the Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab loop on bones.

Grotto coordinates and Mosasaurus HP stay TBA because those beats are listing text, not a clear capture on the clips used for this wiki pass.

Why is the DNA Lab recipe table TBA?

No official set-to-species chart, no process timer, no interior pin dump. Plain text beats a fake craft tree from Dino Farm.

Wanted rowWhy missingClosest fact
Bone count per eggNot in listingHUD “full set” only
Which set → which dinoNot publishedRide whatever hatches
Lab durationMissingIncubator “better eggs take longer” (session)
Icon packNone officialSkip entity icons

How rows will be added

When a tooltip spells a set name that Dr. Ivy accepts, it lands here. Clip voiceover is not a recipe.

Until then, complete GREEN sets on fossils and return to this Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab. First-session order stays on the beginner guide if you have not ridden yet.

What next

Park the egg on eggs next.

If Dr. Ivy refused you, finish the set on fossils.

First-session order: beginner guide.

FAQ

Does the Prehistoric Farm DNA Lab hatch the egg?

No. Dr. Ivy grows the egg. The incubator hatches it. Then feed over half to grow.

Where is Dr. Ivy?

Inside a ranch building in session footage, with the incubator nearby. Exact pin TBA.

What does the DNA Lab need?

A full fossil set. Partial bones do not grow an egg.

Can codes skip the DNA Lab?

NESSIEISHERE recaps name a Diplodocus Egg, still Unverified. More partners still use fossil sets.

Are Grotto eggs DNA Lab eggs?

No. Sunken Grotto steals sea reptile eggs. That is ocean Explore.

Is this the same as Dino Farm crafting?

No. Project Mirvy Place 139780970631001 only. Do not paste other games’ trees.

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