Steal An Egg Pets — Biomes, Rarity & Income List

What pets are in Steal An Egg?

The source-checked list currently contains confirmed names across Forest, Lake, Desert, Jungle, Snow, Volcano, Abyss Ocean and Prehistoric biomes. It starts with Chicken at $1 per second and includes late-game records such as Cerberus at $8M per second and Bronto at $1.5M per second. Tralaledon has an observed $57.6M per second result, while its exact rarity still needs confirmation.

How should you read the income values?

Income per second is a progression signal, not a promise that every hatch will produce the same result forever. Live games rebalance rewards, and mutations or size variants may change an individual pet’s output. Treat each listed value as a source-recorded baseline and confirm a valuable result on your own equipped-pet screen.

The jump between biomes is deliberately large. Forest pets teach the loop, Lake and Desert provide early upgrades, while Volcano and later zones contain outcomes that can transform your economy. A single rare result may outperform many early pets, but reaching it consistently requires enough speed to survive the return route.

Which pets are good early targets?

For a new player, consistency matters more than the highest number on the table. Fox is a meaningful Forest step at $180 per second, while Brr Brr Patapim represents a much larger Legendary jump at $1.8K per second. In Lake, Trulimero Trulicina is the strongest currently quantified record at $260 per second.

Do not repeatedly contest a late biome if every attempt ends before you reach base. Use reliable income to train speed, then move one biome at a time. The Steal An Egg guide explains how to plan the return line before committing to a pickup.

Which late-game pets stand out?

Cerberus is the largest fully labeled rarity-and-income record in the collected table: Secret, Volcano and $8M per second. Bronto is a Cosmic Prehistoric result at $1.5M per second, while Whale Shark and Beluga Whale are Cosmic Abyss Ocean results at $700K and $850K per second. These are high-value targets, not guaranteed hatch outcomes.

Tralaledon’s observed $57.6M per second result is exceptional, but its rarity field is intentionally not guessed. Its connected named egg record appears in the all eggs index.

What names still need stats?

The collected source list also mentions pets such as Duckling, Swan, Axolotl, Leviathan, Fennec, Royal Sphinx, Tiger, Yeti, Ice Dragon, Phoenix, Kraken and Mosasaurus without a complete rarity-and-income pair. They are not inserted into the verified table until the missing fields can be captured. Cosmic and Brainrot sections contain more names with the same limitation.

This protects the index from turning alphabetical proximity into fake data. If a pet appears next to a Mythic result, that does not make it Mythic.

How will Update #1 affect the list?

The tracked Update #1 preview mentions a new biome, weather events and mutations. Any of those systems could introduce new pets or change the value of current ones. We will date changes, keep the data file separate from the page layout and preserve uncertain records as pending instead of silently rewriting history.