Choosing an egg
- • Check the hatch pool and source before chasing a rare pet.
- • Compare income and collection value; they are different goals.
- • Treat unknown event odds and prices as unknown.


A source-aware Steal An Egg wiki for pet income, eggs, biomes, mutations, updates, and Speed planning. Every number is dated when possible, and unknown values stay unknown.
Start here
This is the fast route into the wiki. Check the live snapshot, compare documented pet income, or jump to the tool that matches your next decision. Each result links to the relevant pet, egg, biome, update, or source page, so you can go deeper only when you need the detail. Scan it like a dashboard: current values first, tools second, and source notes whenever a choice affects your route or a rare-pet hunt.
Angels + Demons event locations · 23 Update #4 egg records · 30 related pets · 11 direct income cards; community mappings and reward mechanics remain clearly labeled. See the Update #4 reference hub for the full evidence boundary.
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Use the tools in this order when you are unsure what to do next: pick a goal, check the available data, then measure the next upgrade. It keeps a quick lookup from turning into a confusing spreadsheet.
More income, a rare pet, a completed collection, or the next biome gate all lead to different choices.
Read the source label beside a pet, egg, or threshold. Verified, observed, and unknown are not interchangeable.
Use income or Speed estimates to compare the next step, then recheck the update log after a major change.
| Pet | Rarity | Biome | Income/s |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eternal | Event | $11B | |
| Divine | Event | $4B | |
| Divine | Event | $3.5B | |
| Nightflame | Divine | Titan Temple | $3B |
| Secret | Event | $2B | |
| Divine | Event | $2B | |
| Divine | Cherry Blossom | $1.8B | |
| Eternal | Event | $1B |
The table ranks documented base income. It is a starting point, not a promise that the top row is the best choice for every route. Rarity, source egg, biome, size, mutation, and event availability all matter.
Biomes tell you what to train for next; egg pages tell you what a route can produce. Normal nests, boss systems, shops, and temporary events may use different rules, so the database keeps their acquisition notes separate.
No active code or redemption UI is documented in the current source set. See the dated evidence before trusting any code list.
Game snapshot 13 days ago. Documented pet rates and independent-reference limits are shown on each data page; unsupported values stay unknown.
Freshness is part of the answer. Official records, observed screenshots, independent guides, and unknown values are kept separate so a quick lookup does not become a false promise after the next update.
Directly supported by an official record or a clear first-party capture.
Useful independent evidence, labeled so you know it is not a developer promise.
No dependable public evidence yet; the page does not fill the gap with a guess.
Open an answer only when you need it.
An independent Roblox game reference covering pets, eggs, biomes, mutations, Speed planning, updates, and calculators. Each value is labeled as verified, reported, or unknown.
Choose a pet, add the documented mutation or size, and read the source note beside the result. Treat reported multipliers as planning estimates when no official table exists.
Train Speed on the treadmill, compare your total with the next documented gate, and use the Speed calculator to estimate the remaining time from your measured rate.
Start with the best egg in your current biome, then choose for income, collection, or rarity. Check its database page first because some event odds and prices remain undocumented.
No active code or redemption interface is documented in the current source set. The codes page records the evidence status instead of repeating outdated lists.
Pages show a source or review date when available. Live snapshots, official records, and community references stay separate; unsupported values remain unknown.
New player path
Follow these small decisions first. The beginner guide adds the full route, while the linked tools help you check each next step.