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Feed A Mosquito Wiki

Feed mosquitoes with blood, defeat boss mosquitoes to earn eggs, and improve your base and weapons. Version 2 also brings new weapons, a boss, and a PvP zone.

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A Roblox player sprints away from a giant angry blocky mosquito while carrying their own mosquito inside a protective bubble in Feed A Mosquito.
V2: New Weapons & BossPvP Zone OpenBoss-Earned Mosquito Eggs6,014 Playing at Check2.15M+ Visits at Check

How to Feed a Mosquito

Your health bar is the blood: build it, feed your mosquito, reach 100%.

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  1. 1

    Build your blood

    Health is the blood mosquitoes drink.

    • Sit on your regen seat to raise health
    • Health also refills on its own over time
  2. 2

    Place your mosquito

    Hatch a larva or egg in your base - every mosquito arrives unfed.

  3. 3

    Start the feed

    The mosquito latches on and drains your health bar while its feed percentage climbs.

    • Stay put while it feeds
    • Drop it mid-feed to stop the drain early
  4. 4

    Reach 100%

    A complete feed ends at 100% - fed mosquitoes pay more and visibly grow.

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Browse mosquito feeding guides, progression routes, weapon prices, boss fights, codes, and game updates.

What Is Feed A Mosquito?

Split-screen comparison of a Noob player with a tiny mosquito worth 1 per second and a Pro player with a huge red mosquito worth 10,000 per second in Feed A Mosquito.

Feed A Mosquito is a Roblox incremental simulation game where mosquitoes are your income: each one you hatch and feed pays cash per second, and rarer species pay far more. The loop is fighting boss mosquitoes for eggs, hatching the larvae in your base, and feeding each mosquito your own blood — your health bar — until it hits 100%. Seats, weapons, and better species then raise your income and how deep into the boss list you can push.

Beginner Guide

Developer

Be Diao VIII

Platform

Roblox

Genre

Incremental Simulator

Created

Aug 21, 2026

Max Players

7

Feeding Resource

Blood

Upgrade Targets

Base, Weapons, Damage, Speed

Combat Modes

Boss Fights and PvP

Latest Guides

First Session Walkthrough

A verified no-purchase route from empty base to your first fed mosquito.

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Minute 0

Spawn at your empty base and sit on the seat

This health is your blood for feeding

Step 2

Attack a first-field mosquito with the default hand

Keep hitting until the health bar at the top reaches zero

Step 3

Pick up a fallen larva

First-area drops are all common, so any one works

~7 seconds

Place the egg on your plot and wait out the hatch

A common egg is ready in about 7 seconds

How to Get More Blood

Blood is your own health: refill at the life seat, upgrade it, or wait for auto-regen.

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Blood is your health

The blood mosquitoes drink is your own health bar, so every refill starts with you.

Sit on the life seat

Every base starts with a level-1 seat that grants health; stay seated to stock up before feeding or fights.

Upgrade the seat

The seat chain climbs from the starter chair through toilet and bench tiers; the bench regenerates 40 health per second.

Regen is automatic

Health refills on its own over time, so swing by base between feeds and fights.

Mosquito Eggs, Start to Finish

Bosses drop eggs: grab the larva, place it, hatch it, and feed what comes out.

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  1. Defeat a Boss Mosquito

    Keep hitting until the health bar at the top of the screen reaches zero - bosses are the stated egg source.

  2. Pick up a fallen larva

    Drops land on the ground, and other players kills leave grabbable larvae too.

  3. Place it on your plot

    Size hints hatch time: bigger larvae take longer, and a common egg is ready in about 7 seconds.

  4. Open the hatch and feed

    Rarity tiers run from common to legendary, and color signals a different mosquito.

Boss Fight Playbook

Prepare health and weapons, drain the boss bar, collect the larva, repeat.

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high

Fill your health before the fight

Boss damage is the limiter - sit at the seat until you can outlast the encounter.

high

Bring a bought weapon

The hand clears the first area; the broom at 35,000 and baseball bat at 150,000 gate deeper bosses.

medium

Drain the top health bar

Keep hitting until the boss bar reaches zero; larvae fall on defeat.

medium

Grab the best larva and repeat

The fight resets, so bosses double as a repeatable egg farm.

Mosquito Roster

Named variants from the common Nerd to the money-printing Demon, with observed pay rates.

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Mosquito
Nerd mosquito
Observed in play
First hatch of a new base, labeled Common
Mosquito
Venomous mosquito
Observed in play
Uncommon; pays 6 per second unfed and 24 per second at 100% fed
Mosquito
Punk mosquito
Observed in play
Weak blood drain but about 45 cash per second when fed
Mosquito
Chicken mosquito
Observed in play
Called very efficient at about 250 bucks per second

Which Weapon to Buy

From the free hand slap to the 10-million-damage Robux spray: verified prices and picks.

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Your goal
Just starting
Supported pick
Free hand slap clears first-area mosquitoes
Your goal
First upgrade at 5,000 cash
Supported pick
Shoe (flip-flop) - the next fight went much easier
Your goal
Mid-game at 35,000 cash
Supported pick
Broom - confirmed purchase on the boss gate
Your goal
Late game from 150,000 cash
Supported pick
Baseball bat at 150,000, frying pan at 500,000

Progression Roadmap

The verified loop and midgame route: hatch, feed, buy the Turner, then the seat tiers.

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  1. 1

    Start

    Hand and shoe clear the first field; hatch and feed commons to 100% while upgrading the seat to the toilet.

  2. 2

    First buys

    Pick up the Turner at roughly 3,000-5,000; the first grown mosquito pays about 30 per second.

  3. 3

    Midgame

    Save about 15,000 for the next seat tier - stated as the only way to more health - and feed a punk mosquito near 45 per second.

  4. 4

    Late game

    Seat tiers regenerating 40-80 health per second and 500,000+ weapons keep stronger hatches coming.

Codes and rewards

Current code availability, rewards and source-check dates.

Codes and rewards

No codes are currently reported working.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about where to find codes and how game changes are tracked.

The codes page tracks current availability, rewards, and last-checked dates, and states plainly when no codes are currently listed.Open Codes

Game changes and record updates are tracked on the update timeline, newest first.Open Game Updates

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