Ok so there is an island called the wublin island and on that island there are 19 different types of wublins, only two of the 19 wublins take up a space of four squares compared to nine. One of the two four square wublins takes too many monster eggs to wake up for it to be worth waking up a bunch of them so you will be focusing on the other which is called a "Zynth". A zynth takes six different types of monster eggs but only one of each so it is relatively easy to wake up, the hardest eggs to get to wake up a zynth is a congle and a T-Rox which aren't actually that hard to get, the other four eggs are two elementals so they are incredibly easy to get. Anyway, why zynths? Since the zynths only take up four squares compared to nine you can fit a hell of a lot more of them on the wublin island so you can make a lot more profit as all wublins generate the same amount of resources. If you position the zynths correctly you can fit a total of 109 wublins on the island, two of those wublins can be nine square wublins because of how the grid works. If you collect all the resources generated by the mass of zynths throughout a week you can expect an average of 27,700,000 coins, 5,110,000 treats, 102,000 shards, and 214 diamonds. If you still want all the different kinds of wublins on the wublin island and as many zynths as you can fit you will cut the number of wublins down to 88. There are 19 different wublins and the wubbox that you can get on the wublin island so if you place the 19 wublins (minus the zynth) and a wubbox you are left with enough space for 69 zynths which i think is spectacular. With the decrease in wublins your resource count will also drop. You will not get an an average of 22,300,000 coins, 4,120,000 treats, 82,500 shards, 172 diamonds a week. This is how you make a zynth farm and what you get from making it thank you for listening