Steal an Egg pets: all 265, with income, rarity, zone and grow time

Sorting every pet by base income now puts the late-October additions at the top. Spirit World Guardian (Enchanted Forest) lists $26B/s on its own page, while the wiki's pet data module (rev 2636) lists $15B/s; either way it ranks first. Zombified Bone Emperor, from the Zombified Halloween Egg, follows at $14B/s, then two Divines tie at $12.5B/s: Cursed Monarch, for which the module lists no biome, and Voidseer Pumpkin (Halloween Dimension), whose page lists $12.5B/s and the module $14B/s. Skeletal Sabertooth (Skeletal Egg, $9B/s), which led the table until 25 October, is now fifth. None of the top twenty comes from a nest in one of the eleven older zones. Three (Aetheron, ArchAngel, World Burner) are Angels & Demons pets, two (Spirit World Guardian, Royal Skywhale) are filed under Enchanted Forest and two (Voidseer Pumpkin, Bone Emperor) under Halloween Dimension; eleven are event or Dr Scramble's Lab pets or pets whose biome is an egg (Skeletal, Extinction, Luminous re-roll and, for three of them, the Zombified Halloween Egg); and two, Cursed Monarch and Pumpkin King, have no biome in the module. 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 (where the wiki names one), 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.

Each of the eleven normal zones 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 Snow's fourth-best egg (Mammoth, $42K/s).

Zone 12, Angels & Demons, breaks the pattern. The wiki's zone page says it switches every night between an Angel theme and a Demon theme, each with its own eight pets, and lists two more, Equinox and Aetheron, that are crafted at the zone's Secret Shrine by combining the Eternal or Divine pet of each side. That is 18 pets, and its cheapest (Light Dove and Flame Sprite, $225K/s each) out-earns the top of Lake. Enchanted Forest, which the wiki's zone page puts at 50B speed but the Biomes page does not list, holds nine pets in the module, from Prism Gecko ($350K/s) to Spirit World Guardian.

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.

Sixteen pets carry the Dr Scramble's Lab tag. The wiki's Updates page says Dr. Scramble's Laboratory replaced the Rift Trade-In Machine, and its Laboratory page says it runs a permanent banner that rotates through three egg pools: Biohazard (draws on Prehistoric, Cosmic and Cherry Blossom eggs), Experimental (Cosmic, Cherry Blossom, Titan Temple) and Unstable DNA (Cosmic, Cherry Blossom, Titan Temple, Angels & Demons). Players trade eggs in for its pets. The richest is Nuceodile, a Secret at $5B/s from the Biohazard Egg on its own page (the wiki's pet data module lists $500M/s).

Thirty-seven pets carry the Event tag: the Mecha and Monster bosses, the brainrot-named eggs such as Bomboclat Crocolat and Tung Tung Sahur, and October additions such as Dr Scramble's numbered experiments (Experiment #001, Nibbles #013, Pink Dragon Experiment #010 and others) and Mecha Scrambler, which the wiki calls a secret boss drop from Dr. Scramble's boss fight, plus 67 and Mecha Chompa, the Boss Mastery reward at 75 points, and four pets the module added on 23 and 24 October, among them Archdemon Dragon and Toxic Crocodile. Thirty-two more pets are filed under an egg the wiki gives as their biome: ten under Skeletal Egg (six Skeletal pets plus Dunkleosteus, Giant Sloth, Gigantus and Terrorbird), Sabertooth and Glyptodon under the paid Extinction Egg, seven under Luminous Egg (Spike, Spirit Manta, Abyss Shark, Electric Eel, Terra Snapper, Cthulhu and Riptide Octopus), seven under Luminous Reroll Egg (the six Luminous forms and Depths Riptide Octopus), and six Zombified pets under Zombified Halloween Egg. The Updates page says the Luminous Egg replaced the Monster Egg and has a rare chance to re-roll into a Luminous variant. The pet data module gives 19 pets, among them Ring Guard, Ringlord, Cursed Monarch and Pumpkin King, no biome at all, so the table marks theirs 'Not listed'. 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.

We do not track which events are live; the updates page lists what the wiki documents and when.

No primary source publishes a per-egg hatch chance. The wiki's Drop Rates page (created 16 October 2026) lists spawn figures it says were read from the game's files; nothing from Roblox or the developer confirms them, so this site quotes them only on its drop rates page, with the wiki named as the source. The probabilities we do publish are the three mutation roll weights (Rainbow 1/100, Golden 4/100, Silver 6/100). We also quote Roblox's badge statistics (Hatched Secret 2.2 %, Hatched Eternal 1.7 %, Hatched Divine 0.7 % on 22 October 2026), which Roblox defines as the share of players who earned each badge in the past day, not a hatch chance. Nothing in the register documents pet-to-pet trading, so this site does not describe a trade system. Our table has no grow time for 134 of the 265 pets; those pet pages say so rather than fill in a plausible number. The Angels & Demons zone page marks every hatch reward 'Unconfirmed', but by 21 October all 18 of its pets had their own wiki page, and those pages list rewards for 12 of them and grow times for 16 (Centaur and Imp have neither). Our table now carries those values from the pet pages.

Of the 265 pets in our table, 131 have a grow time and 134 do not: all 17 Rift pets, 29 of the 37 event pets, all 32 Skeletal, Extinction, Luminous and Zombified Halloween Egg pets, 2 of the 18 Angels & Demons pets (Centaur and Imp), 15 of the 16 Lab pets, 17 of the 29 Halloween Dimension pets, 3 of the 9 Enchanted Forest pets, and all 19 pets with no biome listed. Among the 131, the spread is enormous: ten seconds for Chicken (and '~10sec' for Bone Emperor and ten other Halloween Dimension pets, as their pages write it), twenty hours for Spirit World Guardian. 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.

The October re-read of the wiki added 50 pets and corrected two. The additions, by source:

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, refreshed on 12 October 2026, re-checked against every pet's infobox on 21 October 2026 and completed with the 19 pets that Module:Pets/Data listed and the table lacked on 22 October 2026, plus Bone Emperor, which the module added on 23 October, on 24 October 2026, and with the 67 pets the module added on 23 and 24 October (revs 2618 to 2636), on 25 October 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.