Steal An Egg Wiki

Steal An Egg is a Roblox game about collecting pets from eggs. You earn speed, use it to reach new biomes, hatch what is in those biomes' eggs, and the pets you keep generate income over time. The wiki covers the whole loop: every pet, every egg, every biome and the numbers behind them.

208 pets across 13 biomes, counted on 2026-10-25. Biomes are listed in the order you unlock them, from Forest (no speed requirement) to Enchanted Forest (50B). Counts change when the developer adds content, and the date above is updated whenever they are recounted — a page that says 208 today will say something else the day that stops being true.

No. There is no code system in this game, which is why this wiki has no codes page — and why any site listing "working codes" for it is either copying an old list or asking you to log in. What actually gets you ahead is the speed route, not a code.

Base income is what a pet produces per second with no multipliers. Actual income is that number after weight and mutation multipliers are applied, which is why two players with the same pet can be earning very different amounts. This wiki lists base income on every pet page and puts the multipliers in the income calculator, so you can see what your own setup produces rather than someone else's.

The catalog does not record a hatch chance, so this page does not name a rarest pet. Rarity alone does not make a pet the best earner though: the tier list ranks pets by income against how hard they are to get, which is a different question.

Speed, and a specific amount of it. Requirements climb steeply rather than gradually — the first biomes need almost nothing while the last ones need billions, so the order you upgrade in matters more than the total. The exact requirement for all 13 is on each biome page, with the pets you can hatch there.

Every pet, egg, biome, mutation and the calculator are live; pages for individual pets are added in batches and each one carries the date its numbers were last checked. Where a figure is still unmeasured the page says so instead of estimating it. The values page is the last to be finalised, because a trade value needs enough in-game samples behind it to be worth publishing.