Steal an Egg eggs: how nests, sizes, colours and grow times work

All five come from the wiki's Eggs page, last edited 23 October 2026. Nests reset every five minutes. Each zone spawns only its own eggs. Eggs come in different colours, and the colour changes the look of the egg and the pet but not the income — the wiki's advice is to identify eggs by shape, not colour. Eggs also come in different sizes; the larger the egg, the higher the value multiplier on the pet inside, but the heavier it is and the slower you move while carrying it. Finally, special event eggs — the wiki names Brainrot Eggs and event-exclusive eggs — do not spawn in normal biome nests and are obtained only through the Store or special events such as Admin Abuse.

The practical reading: camping a nest for a colour is pointless, camping it for a size is not, and if you are in a zone hoping for an event egg you are wasting the five-minute cycle.

Every zone's nests are protected by a guardian that sleeps beside them. The route is approach, take, run. The wiki's Biomes page lists the guardian for each zone: Chicken in Forest, Swan in Lake, Scorpion in Desert, Tiger in Jungle, Yeti in Snow, Cerberus in Volcano, Moby in Abyss Ocean, T-Rex in Prehistoric, Cosmic Skeleton in Cosmic, Oni Tiger in Cherry Blossom, Gorilla King in Titan Temple, and ArchAngel, World Burner and Aetheron in Angels & Demons. Movement speed — upgraded through treadmills and trails — is what lets you outrun the faster guardians in the later biomes.

Several guardians are also pets with their own infobox and egg, among them Tiger, Yeti, Cerberus, T-Rex, Oni Tiger and Gorilla King. Being chased by a Gorilla King while carrying a Gorilla King egg is the endgame in one image.

Grow time is the wait between putting an egg in a pen and hatching it, as listed in each wiki infobox. It scales with rarity in a way that is worth planning around: every Forest egg hatches in five minutes or less, while the top three eggs in Titan Temple take three, nine and sixteen hours. A pen holding a 16-hour egg is a pen someone can raid for 16 hours.

Zones are in the order you unlock them. Income is the base rate of the pet inside; the pet pages have the rest.

Because other players can walk into your base and lift an egg out of a pen, grow time is exposure time. The wiki's Boosts page gives you the free tool for it: bear traps. You can only place one while holding an egg, you can have three on the map at once, they cannot go in the safe zone, and whatever steps in one is stuck for seven seconds. Three traps around a pen that is growing a nine-hour Gorilla King is the difference between a Gorilla King and a story about one.

The other defence is choosing what to grow. On a busy seven-player server, an egg that hatches in 25 minutes and pays $220K/s (Lake's Leviathan) may be a better use of a pen than an egg that pays five times more but sits for five hours.

This site's pet table, built from the wiki's infoboxes and its pet data module (rev 2636, read 25 October 2026), tags thirty-seven pets Event, and sixteen more to the three Dr Scramble's Lab banners. The wiki's Eggs page says special event eggs never spawn in normal biome nests and come only through the Store or special events such as Admin Abuse; the Lab pets come from the Laboratory banners instead, per the wiki's Dr. Scramble's Laboratory page. The wiki's In-game doom-scrolling page records one feature that did not last: an update that put a giant phone with reels in the game was removed by Roblox between 24 and 25 August 2026. The updates page on this site tracks what the wiki documents; nothing here predicts when the next event lands.

A few infobox oddities are worth knowing before you go looking for an egg that does not exist under that name. Rift pets list banner eggs such as the Riftborn Egg, Riftbeasts Egg or Shattered Rift Egg rather than a pet-specific egg. Bladehide's income was written '$M/s' with no figure when this page was first written; the wiki now lists $750k/s, with a 9-minute grow time. Nightflame's income was once written '3B/s' with no dollar sign; it now reads $3B/s. The Biomes page writes speed requirements in shorthand (10K, 2.5M, 18M, 7B); the older Area page, which gave the Prehistoric gate as '~17M–18M', is no longer on the wiki. We reproduce values exactly as the wiki writes them; when the wiki is corrected, the pet page's 'wiki data as of' date will change with it.

Because nests reset every five minutes, a zone produces twelve waves of eggs an hour, and a Rift, which the wiki's Rift Event page says opens every 30 minutes, comes round once every six of those waves. On a seven-player server the practical question is not whether an egg will be back — it will — but whether you will be the one at the nest when it is. Two habits follow from the timer: never stand at an empty nest (the reset is on the clock, not on you), and pair a long grow with short farming — a 25-minute Leviathan in the pen is five nest cycles of Axolotls and Catfish for speed while you guard it.

Most infoboxes follow the pattern Pet → Pet Egg (Axolotl → Axolotl Egg). The Rift breaks it: Rift Eye lists 'Riftborn Eggs' as its egg, because Rift pets come out of banner eggs rather than nest eggs. When a pet page on this site shows an egg name that is not the pet's name, that is the wiki's data, and it usually means the pet is not found in a zone.