How to Breed Jolthog in Palworld 1.0
#15 · 45 parent combinations · data from Palworld 1.0 game files, updated 2026-07-14
| Paldex number | #15 |
|---|---|
| Rarity tier | Common (rarity 1) |
| Parent combinations | 45 |
| Species it can produce as a parent | 109 |
| Two Jolthog together produce | Jolthog |
How to breed Jolthog, step by step
- Get the parents. The cheapest route is Chikipi + Fuack; any other pair from the table below works too. You need one male and one female — genders of the two species are interchangeable.
- Set up the Breeding Farm. Assign both parents to the farm and stock the chest with cake — breeding does not start without it. Keep a steady cake supply going if you plan to hatch multiple eggs.
- Collect and incubate the egg. The pair produces an egg that hatches into Jolthog. Pop it in an incubator; Dynamoff at your base and the Babysitter passive both cut the waiting time.
- Breed for passives. The baby can inherit up to four passive skills from its parents, and every egg has a small chance to mutate with boosted stats. Hatch in bulk until you get the Jolthog you want.
All Jolthog breeding combinations
Sorted by how easy the parents are to obtain. Click any parent to see how to breed it.
Breeding with Jolthog as a parent
Jolthog can also be used as a parent to produce 109 different Pals. Notable results include:
Jolthog Breeding FAQ
What is the easiest way to breed Jolthog in Palworld 1.0?
The easiest combination is Chikipi + Fuack — both parents are relatively easy to obtain. In total, 45 parent combinations produce Jolthog.
How many breeding combinations produce Jolthog?
45 parent pairs hatch into Jolthog in Palworld 1.0.
What do two Jolthog produce when bred together?
Two Jolthog always produce another Jolthog. Same-species breeding is the standard way to farm Jolthog eggs for better passive skills — the offspring can inherit up to four passives from the parents.
What can Jolthog breed as a parent?
Paired with the right partners, Jolthog can produce 109 different species in Palworld 1.0 — use the Parents → Child mode of our calculator to test any specific pairing.