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# 02c) Creating a Nest
In true Pterodactyl fashion, we remain in bird terminology. We need a place to store our newly downloaded egg. Eggs are found inside "nests," which are simply groups or categories of eggs.
1. Head to your Pterodactyl Panel, and go into **Settings** ().
2. Find the **Nests** menu and head into it:
3. Select **Create New** to begin creating a new Nest:
4. You can give it any name you want. However, because I'm importing a SteamCMD-based game server, I'll call mine **SteamCMD**. I don't need a description, so I'll leave that field empty.
5. Select **Save** to save the Nest.
### On to the next step!
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2. Find the **Nests** menu and head into it: 
3. Select **Create New** to begin creating a new Nest: 
4. You can give it any name you want. However, because I'm importing a SteamCMD-based game server, I'll call mine **SteamCMD**. I don't need a description, so I'll leave that field empty.
5. Select **Save** to save the Nest.