Steal an Egg zones: all 12, their speed gates, guardians and best eggs

Speed requirements are quoted from the wiki's Area page, tildes included; the page notes that bigger eggs slow you down and that you need more than the listed figure to get back out with a large one. Angels & Demons comes from its own page, edited 12 September 2026.

Forest has no gate and a Chicken for a guardian. Its eight eggs — Chicken, Dog, Bird, Burrowing Owl, Raccoon, Fox, Bear and Brr Brr Patapim — hatch in ten seconds to five minutes and pay $1/s to $1.8K/s. The point of Forest is the hatch rewards: Chicken gives +420 speed, Dog +460, Bird +500, Fox +720, Bear +820, and Brr Brr Patapim +1k. Six Forest hatches and you are past Lake's 900-speed gate without touching the treadmill.

Lake, guarded by a Swan, is where the first real gap appears. Seven of its eggs sit between $3/s and $2.8K/s, and then Leviathan lists $220K/s — nearly eighty times the Axolotl below it — with a 25-minute grow time. That one egg is the reason players linger in Lake far longer than its speed gate suggests.

Desert (10K, Scorpion) repeats Lake's shape with a Cosmic at the top: Royal Sphinx at $280K/s and a 30-minute grow, above two Mythics (Scorpion $18.5K/s, Sand Spider $16K/s). Jungle (~40K, Tiger) is the first zone with a Secret: King Snake at $3.5M/s, 1h 30m in the pen. Snow (~170K, Yeti) is the first with an Eternal — Ice Dragon, $65M/s, four hours — and its guardian is also its Secret egg, Yeti at $5M/s.

The pattern to notice is the jump from the top Mythic or Cosmic to the zone's Secret or Eternal. In Jungle it is Tiger $28K/s to King Snake $3.5M/s, a factor of 125. Those top eggs are where bear traps, timing and a plan for the return trip start to matter more than raw speed.

From Volcano onward the top two eggs of a zone are usually both in the Eternal or Secret tier. Volcano (~700K, Cerberus) has Phoenix $85M/s and Lava Dragon $100M/s, with Cerberus itself as the Secret at $8M/s. Abyss Ocean (~2,5M, Moby) tops out with El Maja at $130M/s and Kraken $15M/s, above two Cosmics (Whale Shark $700K/s, Beluga Whale $850K/s). Prehistoric (~17M–18M, T-Rex) has Mosasaurus $180M/s, Tralaledon $32M/s and T-Rex $25M/s.

Grow times climb with them: Lava Dragon five hours, El Maja five and a half, Mosasaurus six. If you are farming these zones on a full server, the calculator page is worth a look before you commit a pen — a Golden Whale Shark (×2.5 on $700K/s) hatching in ten minutes can out-earn an unprotected Eternal that never survives its six-hour wait.

Three of the game's four Divine pets live in the last three normal zones, one each: Unicorn in Cosmic ($1B/s, 12 hours), Kitsune in Cherry Blossom ($1.8B/s, 14 hours) and Nightflame in Titan Temple (3B/s, 16 hours). The gates are 700M, 2.5B and 7B speed. Each zone's second egg is an Eternal — Eternal Lunar Dragon $250M/s, Oni Tiger $600M/s, Gorilla King $880M/s — and each has a Secret in third place.

The Titan Temple entry on the wiki calls it the current highest zone with the most speed requirements and the rarest egg spawns, and the tips list says it should be treated as an endgame zone because of its 7 billion speed requirement. Roblox's badge data agrees about how few people get there: 0.8 % of players had earned 'Hatched Divine!' on 13 September 2026.

The newest zone page on the wiki describes a biome that transforms every night, alternating between an Angel theme and a Demon theme, each with its own eight pets, plus a rare Merged form that combines both sides with extra luck while it is active. The listed speed requirement is 20,000,000,000 — nearly three times Titan Temple's 7B. The page also mentions a Secret Shrine hidden inside the biome.

Sixteen pets are named. Light: Light Dove, Winged Lamb, Sacred Moth, Holy Peacock, Pure Jellyfish, Centaur, Pegasus, ArchAngel. Darkness: Flame Sprite, Toro, Imp, Demon Hound, Gargoyle, RazorFang, Skeleton Horse, World Burner. As of 13 September 2026 none of them had a full infobox, so the pets hub does not list incomes for them yet; the updates page will note when that changes.

Speed is a number on your screen that grows with hatch rewards, treadmill training, trails and Robux boosts. The gates above are the number to enter. The wiki's tips list adds four things: train speed before attempting a new zone; entering is not the same as returning with a large egg; upgrading the treadmill makes later zones easier; later guardians are much stronger, so plan the route before stealing. The speed guide on this site goes through each source of speed and what the Robux multipliers cost.

Dividing each gate by the previous one (our arithmetic on the wiki's figures, using the midpoint 17.5M for Prehistoric) shows where the walls are: Lake to Desert is ×11, Desert to Jungle ×4, Jungle to Snow about ×4.3, Snow to Volcano about ×4.1, Volcano to Abyss Ocean about ×3.6, Abyss Ocean to Prehistoric ×7, Prehistoric to Cosmic ×40, Cosmic to Cherry Blossom about ×3.6, Cherry Blossom to Titan Temple ×2.8, Titan Temple to Angels & Demons about ×2.9. Two jumps stand out: the first, into Desert, and the ×40 into Cosmic. The badge numbers put most of the player base on the near side of the second.

Seventeen pets carry a Rift tag and none of them has a nest or a speed gate. They come from the Rift event — timed Overlord fights, the Boss Shop, Boss Mastery, the Rift Sacrifice and three rotating banners — and the banners draw from zone eggs rather than from a Rift biome. The Rift guide covers it; this page is the eleven-plus-one zones with nests.

Five guardians hatch from their own zone's nests: Yeti (Snow, Secret, $5M/s), Cerberus (Volcano, Secret, $8M/s), King Snake (Jungle, Secret, $3.5M/s), Oni Tiger (Cherry Blossom, Eternal, $600M/s) and Gorilla King (Titan Temple, Eternal, $880M/s). The Cosmic Skeleton guarding Cosmic corresponds to the Cosmic Skeleton Boss egg (Secret, $45M/s). In each case the wiki lists the guardian by name on the Area page and the pet by infobox; whether the two are the same in-game model is not something the wiki states, so this page notes the match without claiming more.