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Once you have a slime population they will spawn "slime sacs" on the floor of the hutch, which you can pick up for some slime. Use these sacs to stockpile more eggs to replenish your slimestock. After you've got another selection of eggs, murder your slimes for drops and toss some more eggs into the incubator to start the process over.
Green slime eggs are the cheapest, with Tigerslime (from ginger island) being the most expensive. Slimes you spawn have their normal item drop list, so you can farm say... purple slimes as a source of iridium ore.
Finally, some advice for slime maintenace: before you even hatch a slime you have to prepare your hutch. Slimes will not drop slime sacs on top of tiled flooring, and you also don't want to be dodging slimes every time you go in. So use some floor and fences/gates to make an inner slime pen. Toss some sprinklers next to the water spots to keep them topped off, or just fence the slimes off from the water tub. The tub has to be full of water to get sacs, but the slimes don't actually have to drink the water. Finally, toss in a Wicked Statue so the witch doesn't randomly curse your slimes.
You ought better build a Slime Hutch and make a enclosure for them with fences, Pathing (Slimeballs can't spawn on Pathings) and sprinklers to auto-refill the water, then place the Incubator pointing toward the enclosure. This way if you have more than 2 Slimes, you can just check back in a weak to collect and profit.
Note that the Hutch can only hold 20 Slimes at a time while there are no limit to how many Slimes you can hold on your farm.
You can raise slimes pretty much anywhere, and it's much more worthwhile to setup a slime farm outdoors as while the Slime Hutch has a population limit of 20 slimes, there is no limit when raising slimes outdoors. The only downsides are that you won't get slime sacs outdoors like you would in the Slime Hutch, and slimes have a chance of escaping overnight if they're on your farm which you can prevent by raising slimes outside the farm entirely.
Purple slime eggs are my personal favourite as they're a reliable way of obtaining iridium ore, especially once you get lot of purple slimes that start breeding in very high numbers.
Just popped back in here to give you a screenshot of a basic set up for safety and profit. Slime sacs won't spawn on the gray stone floor, only on the brown wooden section.
Honestly, I just put a slime hutch on my farm because I have like 15m G in the bank and literally nothing left to spend it on. A light day for me is about 120K, so even if it's the first of the month and I'm buying all new seeds, I make it back and then some in a single day.
But on a side note, since we're talking about slimes. Anyone else find it kind of disturbing the way they reproduce in the game? I'm sure Ape intended it to be funny when first developing the game, but it has maybe not aged quite as well as the rest of the game.
You hatch them from eggs which takes 2-3 days, yet when they breed, they don't lay eggs but instead produce live offspring themselves near instantly which can mature in a few minutes after which they produce even more live young and the cycle repeats.
but it gets old harvesting them, fast
I turned my whole quarry into a slime open farm and with a specific trinket you are safe to play around them. There are colorful funny pets that grow by the hundred very quickly.
A joyful waste of time!
https://stardewvalleywiki.com/Slimes#Mating
But they were more like pets color coded to organize wine batches and have a constant flux of earnings. When the basement was available, i no longer built slime hutches
Other than being a completionist and wanting to unlock slime eggs and getting different slimes, In 2000 hours I only ever build one just so I have one, its useful ish if you want to kill 1000 slimes for the adventures guild but ive always done this before getting the hutch.
Its relatively useless, no good for income and no good for anything, its just one of those "why not, i`m rich" buildings.
It looks ugly, it doesnt fit with anything visually, and once you build it, I guarantee you, you will almost never go into it