Steal an Egg All Pets, Rarity Tiers and Income Per Second

Last Updated: Aug 25, 2026 - New Steal an Egg Pets have been added

Steal an Egg sends players into guarded areas to grab an egg and take it home before the guardian catches them. Every egg that survives the trip hatches into a pet, and each pet pays out money for as long as it sits in the pen.

The full Steal an Egg all pets roster covers 80 pets spread across the game's permanent zones, alongside a separate pool that hatches only from limited eggs. Rarity runs ten tiers deep, and the highest-earning pet pays a billion times more per second than the lowest.

Here we list every pet by zone with its rarity and income per second, along with the tier structure behind those numbers.

Steal an Egg All Pets Summary

• 86 pets make up the full Steal an Egg roster, with 80 spread through the permanent zones and the rest coming from limited eggs.

• Every permanent Steal an Egg zone holds exactly eight pets, and filling a zone index pays out Speed, Money and an exclusive Bat Skin.

• Steal an Egg rarity runs ten tiers deep, from Common up to Divine, with the widest income jump sitting between Cosmic and Secret.

• The Unicorn earns $1 billion per second, the highest rate of any Steal an Egg pet and one of two at Divine rarity.

• Cherry Blossom sits behind 2.5 billion Speed, making it the steepest gate of any Steal an Egg zone.

• The Great Bloom runs every 30 minutes in Cherry Blossom, supplying Sakura Crystals for the two Steal an Egg egg mutations found nowhere else.

• Limited egg odds in Steal an Egg run from 39% down to 1%, and those pets appear around Admin Abuse events instead of on a set schedule.

• Nine Steal an Egg pets have no confirmed income yet, and size or mutation modifiers shift what any hatched pet displays.

How to Get Money from Pets in Steal an Egg

Pets are the only income source in Steal an Egg. Each hatched pet sits in the pen and pays a fixed amount per second, and those rates stack across every pet a player has room to hold. Pen capacity sets the limit on total income per second once the early zones are cleared, so a new pet only helps if it out-earns something already sitting in a slot.

Zone access runs on Speed, trained on the treadmill and multiplied by equipped trails. Every zone past the Forest sets a minimum Speed, and carrying an egg applies a weight penalty on the return trip. Meeting that minimum gets a player through the gate without making the escape survivable, which is why most progression advice points to training far past the listed number. The Steal an Egg biomes and Speed requirements for each area cover where those gates sit, and every Steal an Egg trail ranked covers the multipliers that shorten the climb.

Completing a zone's pet index pays out separately from the pets themselves. Collecting all eight pets from a single zone awards Speed, Money, and an exclusive Bat Skin, so filling the index and raising income pull in the same direction instead of competing for a player's time.

Steal an Egg rarity tiers and the highest earning pets

Rarity in Steal an Egg runs across ten tiers, from Common at the bottom through Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Cosmic, Secret and Eternal, with Divine sitting at the top. Rarity predicts income reliably inside a single zone and unreliably across zones, so a Legendary from the Volcano out-earns a Legendary from the Forest by roughly six thousand times.

Pet counts sit unevenly across rarity tiers in Steal an Egg, with the middle of the ladder holding four times what the extremes do.

Income ranges above cover only the pets carrying a published rate, so tiers holding an unconfirmed pet may stretch wider once those numbers land. Every tier below Secret climbs by roughly one order of magnitude over the one beneath it, and the step from Cosmic into Secret jumps closer to four. Divine widens the gap again, with the Unicorn paying four times what the second-place Eternal Lunar Dragon manages. One Divine pet out-earns a pen packed with Mythics, which turns pen capacity from a storage problem into a question of which single slot matters most.

Steal an Egg: All Pets by Zone

Every permanent zone in Steal an Egg holds exactly eight pets, and the rarity spread inside each zone climbs as the zone itself gets harder to reach. Forest and Lake pets fund the first treadmill upgrades on rates measured in single dollars. Prehistoric and Cosmic pets carry eight and nine-figure numbers that end the grind entirely.

The tables below list each pet by zone with its rarity and base income per second:

Forest pets

Lake pets

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Desert pets

Jungle pets

Snow pets

Volcano pets

Abyss Ocean pets

Prehistoric pets

Cosmic pets

Cherry Blossom pets

Zone rosters stay fixed once a zone goes live, so the eight pets under each heading are the complete set for that area and no amount of farming adds a ninth. Cherry Blossom is the newest of them and sits behind a Speed requirement of 2.5 billion, the steepest gate in the game, with its own Sakura Incubator and Great Bloom mechanics running nowhere else on the map.

Steal an Egg Limited Egg Pets

Six pets sit outside the zone structure entirely, hatching from limited eggs instead of spawning in a nest, which means no amount of Speed training makes them reachable through normal progression. Availability moves with Admin Abuse events and special occasions instead of following a published rotation.

Each limited pet carries a hatch chance, and those odds fall away sharply as the rarity climbs:

A 1% Eternal rate makes Strawberry Elephant a hundred-attempt target on average, so stockpiling eggs ahead of an event window is the only real lever a player has over those odds. Limited pets also count toward the overall index total without belonging to any zone bestiary, which means they contribute nothing toward the Speed, Money and Bat Skin rewards that zone completion pays out.

FAQs About Steal an Egg All Pets

Conclusion

Steal an Egg adds pets faster than any fixed roster keeps pace with, so the habit that pays off is checking the in-game index against a list instead of trusting the list alone. A published roster shows which slots exist across the game, and the index inside a player's own save shows which of those slots are still empty. The second number decides where the next run should go, and it changes every time an egg hatches.

The other habit is treating income per second as the only real comparison between two pets. Rarity colours work as shorthand inside one zone and mislead badly across zones, and a full pen means every new pet competes against something already earning in a slot. A Mythic from a late zone frequently beats a Cosmic from an early one, which makes the colour on the tag the least useful thing about it.

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