Steal an Egg pets: all 128, with income, rarity, zone and grow time

Sorting every infobox by base income puts event bosses and the Rift's Divine at the top, with the Titan Temple and Cherry Blossom Divines close behind. Note how the list mixes routes: three of the top seven are event-only Monster pets you cannot find in any nest, so 'best pet' and 'best pet you can actually farm' are different lists — the best pets guide separates them.

Each pet page has the same nine fields when the wiki provides them: rarity, zone, egg name, base income, hatch reward, grow time, the speed the zone needs, the zone's guardian, and the date of the wiki infobox we read. Under the fields we add three things the wiki does not: the pet's rank within its zone by base income, the income it would earn with each hatch-roll mutation (Silver ×1.2, Golden ×2.5, Rainbow ×3.5 — multipliers from the Mutations page, arithmetic ours), and, for pets that appear in the Rift Sacrifice lists, which banner and tier they belong to.

The hatch reward is easy to overlook and is the reason the early game moves fast. A Forest Bird pays $8/s forever but its hatch reward is +500 speed and $800 on the spot; a Lake Axolotl pays $2.8K/s and hatches for +4k speed and $280k. Speed rewards are what get you through the first gates before your income can.

Every normal zone holds exactly eight pets and, with a few exceptions, they climb through the rarities in the same order: two or three cheap eggs, a Legendary or two, a Mythic, a Cosmic, and a Secret, Eternal or Divine at the top. What changes from zone to zone is the scale. The top pet of Forest (Brr Brr Patapim) lists $1.8K/s; the top pet of Titan Temple (Nightflame) lists 3B/s. The bottom of Titan Temple (Spideron, $95K/s) out-earns the top of Snow's fourth-best egg.

That scaling is why speed, not income, is the real progression stat. Your income only matters insofar as it buys the treadmill upgrades and trails that raise your speed to the next gate.

Seventeen pets carry the Rift tag. They are earned through the Rift event — the timed Overlord fights every 30 minutes, the Boss Shop, Boss Mastery, and the permanent Rift with its three rotating banners — not from a zone nest, and the wiki does not list grow times or hatch rewards for them. Twenty-three pets carry the Event tag, including the Mecha bosses at the very top of the income table and the brainrot-named eggs such as Bomboclat Crocolat and Tung Tung Sahur. The wiki's Eggs page is clear that limited eggs never spawn in normal nests and come only from the Store or special events such as Admin Abuse.

If an event has ended, the pet is effectively unobtainable unless someone who has one gives it up. We do not track which events are live; the updates page lists what the wiki documents and when.

There is no per-egg hatch chance anywhere in the register. The only published probabilities are the three mutation roll weights (Rainbow 1/100, Golden 4/100, Silver 6/100) and Roblox's badge statistics (Hatched Secret 3.4 %, Hatched Eternal 1.7 %, Hatched Divine 0.8 % of players on 13 September 2026). Nothing in the register documents pet-to-pet trading, so this site does not describe a trade system. The wiki also leaves grow time blank for 35 of the 128 infoboxes; those pet pages say so rather than fill in a plausible number.

Of the 128 infoboxes, 93 list a grow time and 35 (all Rift pets and most event pets) leave it blank. Among the 93, the spread is enormous: ten seconds for Chicken, sixteen hours for Nightflame. Grouped into bands, the database looks like this.

The one-off speed paid on hatch, for the pet with the largest listed reward in each zone. These are the milestones a speed run is built around; the speed guide has the full route.

Pet names, rarities, zones, incomes, rewards and grow times derive from the Steal An Egg Wiki on Fandom, whose text is licensed CC BY-SA 3.0; the tables and pet pages on this site are shared under the same licence with attribution, and the wiki's images are not reused. The Roblox game page is linked from every pet page. The data was pulled on 13 September 2026 and each pet page shows the date of the infobox revision it was built from; re-pulling the wiki and rebuilding is how the database is refreshed.