Coop (Slime Rancher)

"Keeping chickens in their place prevents the uprising."

Though many ranchers simply let their chickens roam the ranch, a coop is the tool of a serious poultry producer. Coops keep Henhens and Roostros close, allowing for maximum egg-laying potential. Just remember to avoid crowding the coop: Chickens won't reproduce when in close proximity to more than a dozen other hens or roostros. But give them room and watch the love bloom.

A coop is an obtainable plot in Slime Rancher. Coops are typically used for owning and breeding Hen Hens and Roostros.

Cost: 250

Upgrades

High Walls

High Walls File:HighWall Vitamizer.png Great for keeping chickens in and hungry slimes out. Price: 350

Spring Grass

Spring Grass File:Grassnbugs.png Spring grass attracts scuttle bugs that chickens just love to eat. With their bellies full, hens will produce eggs twice as fast. Price: 425

Vitamizer

Vitamizer File:Vitamizer.png The very latest in advanced poultry tech, the vitamizer bathes the chickens in 'vita-rays,' allowing them to grow into healthy hens and roostros twice as fast. Price: 500

Gallery

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Coup with all upgrades, containing Roostro's and Briar Hens

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A fully upgraded coop

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Another coop

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Chicken Coop (Full Upgrade)

A maxed out chicken coop (car). Vitaminizer, Spring Grass, High Walls, etc.

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Two chickens eggs

Trivia

• The reference to "uprising" is likely a pun on the word "coup" which means uprising or revolt.
  • There have been no reported chicken uprising, however it is unlikely that a rancher would be able to report one after the fact, so it is impossible to confirm nor deny the possibility of chicken uprisings without a coop
• The scuttle bugs in the spring grass upgrade may or may not be a reference to scuttlebugs from the Mario franchise, but it is unlikely considering the fast differences between the two.