Best Pets in Steal An Egg Roblox: Tier List and Money Per Second

Pets in Steal An Egg Roblox can generate billions of in-game dollars every second, but higher rarity does not automatically mean a better steal or purchase. This detailed guide ranks the best pets by reported base income, from Skeletal Sabertooth and Mecha Scrambler to useful early-game animals. We explain how much they make, where to get them, and how weight, mutations, and fusion can change real earnings. The new Enchanted Forest pets and limited-time rewards are covered separately as well.

Which pet should you choose? The short answer

Based on currently reported base values, the leaders include Skeletal Sabertooth at $9 billion per second, Mecha Scrambler at $7.5 billion per second, and Aetheron at $6.9 billion per second. But these are not three equally accessible pets waiting beside your base. Skeletal Sabertooth comes from a limited paid egg, Mecha Scrambler is a rare boss drop, and Aetheron requires a special fusion. For normal late-game biome hunting, ArchAngel, World Burner, and Nightflame are much more practical targets.If you want a target for a specific goal, use this as a quick reference:

• Highest reported base income from a limited paid pool - Skeletal Sabertooth, $9B/s.
• Rare boss reward - Mecha Scrambler, $7.5B/s.
• Powerful late-biome nest pet - ArchAngel or World Burner, $5B/s each.
• Laboratory target - Octophant, $4B/s.
• Useful goal before the very late biomes - Ice Dragon, $65M/s.
• Best beginner approach - do not wait for one perfect pet. Replace weak earners step by step. Bear and Brr Brr Patapim are useful Forest upgrades.

The Enchanted Forest pets should not be ignored, but their values are still tracked through community databases rather than an official developer balance sheet. Royal Skywhale, Celestial Sunlion, and Spirit World Guardian are covered separately below. We keep them apart from older, better-established values rather than pretending every newly posted number is equally certain.

How to read this tier list

This ranking reflects data available on October 7, 2026. The listed amounts are reported base income values for the species without extra mutation bonuses or increased weight. They are not a guarantee that every pet of that species will show the same Money/s on its card. The numbers are compiled from current community pet databases rather than an official developer-published balance table. When comparing pets you actually own, the final decision should always be based on the Money/s value shown on their cards.The guide focuses on important money-making pets rather than every Index entry. We divide them into five income groups:

• S Tier - $3 billion per second or more.
• A Tier - from $1 billion up to, but not including, $3 billion per second.
• B Tier - from $100 million up to, but not including, $1 billion per second.
• C Tier - from $1 million up to, but not including, $100 million per second.
• D Tier - below $1 million per second, mostly early and mid-game pets.

These are our comparison tiers, not the game's rarity labels. A Divine pet can land in A Tier, while one Secret can earn more than another Eternal. D Tier also does not mean "sell immediately." Early animals pay for the first important upgrades. A billion-dollar dragon is wonderful, but until you own one, the Chicken at least shows up for work.The English pet names below are the names to compare against the in-game Index. "Old pool" means the original acquisition method has been replaced or belonged to a past rotation. The pet may still exist in player inventories, but searching normal nests for it is pointless. Always check the current event or shop when dealing with limited rewards.

S Tier - pets earning $3 billion per second or more

This is the highest group by reported base income. It contains many limited rewards, so a top ranking does not necessarily mean an easy acquisition method. If you already own one of these pets, compare its actual card value before replacing it with something that only has a rarer-looking name. If you are planning a hunt, check the source first because a paid egg, a biome nest, the Laboratory, and a boss all require completely different strategies.Key S-Tier pets:

• Skeletal Sabertooth - $9B/s. Rare Skeletal variant from the Extinction Egg, a limited paid pool.
• Mecha Scrambler - $7.5B/s. Rare reward for defeating Dr. Scramble's Mech.
• Aetheron - $6.9B/s. Special fusion of ArchAngel and World Burner.
• Luminous Cthulhu - $6.5B/s. Luminous variant from Luminous Egg, an older shop pool.
• ArchAngel - $5B/s. Angel-side nests in Angels & Demons.
• World Burner - $5B/s. Demon-side nests in Angels & Demons.
• Sabertooth - $5B/s. Extinction Egg. Do not confuse it with Sabertooth Tiger from Snow.
• Octophant - $4B/s. Unstable DNA pool in Dr. Scramble's Lab.
• Skeletal Gigantus - $4B/s. Skeletal variant from Extinction Egg.
• Mecha Dreadscale - $4B/s. Mechanical variant from Monster Egg, an older shop pool.
• Shattered Colossus - $3.5B/s. Shattered Rift Egg, an old Rift pool.
• Nightflame - $3B/s. Titan Temple nests.
• Cthulhu - $3B/s. Normal version from Luminous Egg, an older shop pool.

If you want strong pets without buying random limited eggs, ArchAngel and World Burner should be among your first endgame targets once you can safely return from Angels & Demons. Nightflame is another excellent normal-nest target, and Titan Temple appears earlier in the biome chain. Laboratory Octophant offers another route that does not require buying Extinction Egg. Older Monster and Rift pets are useful for evaluating an existing collection, but they are not guaranteed farming routes in the current version.

A Tier - from $1 billion to under $3 billion per second

Pets in this group can already form the backbone of a very profitable base. Their reported base values sit below the S-Tier leaders, but good weight and mutations can completely change the comparison between individual copies. For a player who has just reached the late biomes, a billion-per-second pet is hardly second-rate. Do not throw away a productive animal just because the top of the ranking exists somewhere farther ahead.Important A-Tier pets include:

• Pink Dragon Experiment #010 - $2.5B/s. Reward at 100 Dr. Scramble's Mech Boss Mastery wins.
• Skeletal Dunkleosteus - $2.5B/s. Skeletal variant from Extinction Egg.
• Luminous Terra Snapper - $2.5B/s. Luminous Egg, older shop pool.
• Dreadstinger - $2B/s. Experimental Laboratory pool.
• Dreadscale - $2B/s. Monster Egg, older shop pool.
• Equinox - $1.8B/s. Special fusion of Pegasus and Skeleton Horse.
• Kitsune - $1.8B/s. Cherry Blossom. Older rankings may show different figures, so use the current pet card if yours differs.
• Toxic Hedgehog - $1.75B/s. Limited event reward.
• Luminous Electric Eel - $1.75B/s. Luminous Egg, older shop pool.
• Nuclear Mantis - $1.5B/s. Biohazard Laboratory pool.
• Pegasus - $1.3B/s. Angel side of Angels & Demons.
• Skeleton Horse - $1.3B/s. Demon side of Angels & Demons.
• Unicorn - $1B/s. Cosmic biome.
• Rhinobear - $1B/s. Unstable DNA Laboratory pool.

Unicorn is useful because it remains a clear normal-biome target rather than something tied to the return of an old shop egg. Kitsune becomes attractive once Cherry Blossom is within reach, while Pegasus and Skeleton Horse are valuable both as earners and as ingredients for their special fusion. Pink Dragon works differently because it is a long-term, visible Boss Mastery objective. That kind of progress is easier to plan around than waiting indefinitely for one ultra-rare random reward.

B Tier - from $100 million to under $1 billion per second

This group is excellent for the transition into expensive late-game progression. It includes strong normal-biome animals and useful Laboratory rewards, so your entire plan does not need to revolve around paid eggs. If your current base still earns in the thousands or low millions, even the bottom of B Tier can be a huge upgrade. Reaching a later biome does not automatically make every common pet there profitable, though.Pets worth watching:

• Gorilla King - $880M/s. Titan Temple.
• Eyeball Crab - $825M/s. Experimental Laboratory pool.
• Oni Tiger - $600M/s. Cherry Blossom.
• Nuceodile - $500M/s. Biohazard Laboratory pool.
• Sharkodile - $350M/s. Unstable DNA Laboratory pool.
• Mutant Shark - $215M/s. Titan Temple.
• Mosasaurus - $180M/s. Prehistoric.
• Three Headed Chicken - $165M/s. Experimental Laboratory pool.
• El Maja - $130M/s. Abyss Ocean.
• Lava Dragon - $100M/s. Volcano.

Among these, Mosasaurus is a particularly good normal-biome target in Prehistoric, while Lava Dragon is a strong prize from the earlier Volcano biome. The Laboratory provides another path, but always check the active banner before spending eggs. Do not submit ingredients for Eyeball Crab while a completely different pool is active. And do not replace a strong existing pet automatically just because the new one came from a later source. Compare the final card value first.

C Tier - from $1 million to under $100 million per second

For a developed base, these are mid-range earners. For a newer player, they can transform progression. Their usefulness depends entirely on what is currently sitting in your pens. Ice Dragon does not stop being an excellent find simply because a limited Skeletal pet somewhere else earns billions. Jumping from thousands to tens of millions per second matters more than dreaming about a ranking that is still several biomes away.Strong targets in this range include:

• Phoenix - $85M/s. Volcano.
• Ice Dragon - $65M/s. Snow.
• Cosmic Dragon - $60M/s. Cosmic.
• Cosmic Skeleton Boss - $45M/s. Cosmic.
• Tralaledon - $32M/s. Prehistoric. Do not rely on much lower values from older lists.
• T-Rex - $25M/s. Prehistoric.
• Rhinotaur - $17.5M/s. Titan Temple.
• Kraken - $15M/s. Abyss Ocean.
• Koi - $12M/s. Cherry Blossom.
• Cerberus - $8M/s. Volcano.
• Yeti - $5M/s. Snow.
• King Snake - $3.5M/s. Jungle.

For steady progression, King Snake is a good Jungle target before you move on to the stronger Snow and Volcano pets. This is not a mandatory checklist, though. If you get lucky and find something stronger earlier, move on to the next useful objective. Do not stay in a zone just because one animal appears in a guide. The goal is to increase your base income, not pass an exam on every local species.

D Tier - below $1 million per second

This group contains early and intermediate pets that usually get replaced in the late game. At the beginning, however, they are exactly what keeps the economy moving. There is no reason to leave half your base empty while waiting for one rare spawn. Fill the available slots first, then improve the lineup as better eggs become realistic targets.Useful early and mid-game reference points:

• Beluga Whale - $850K/s. Abyss Ocean.
• Whale Shark - $700K/s. Abyss Ocean.
• King Mammoth - $400K/s. Snow.
• Royal Sphinx - $280K/s. Desert.
• Leviathan - $220K/s. Lake.
• Mammoth - $42K/s. Snow.
• Sabertooth Tiger - $35K/s. Snow.
• Tiger - $28K/s. Jungle.
• Scorpion - $18.5K/s. Desert.
• Brr Brr Patapim - $1.8K/s. Forest.
• Bear - $240/s. Forest.
• Fox - $180/s. Forest.

A basic Chicken generates $1/s, while Dog generates $2/s at base values. They exist to get your economy started, but keeping a base filled with them for too long is inefficient. Do not confuse Money/s with the one-time reward for discovering a new Index entry either. A large unlock payout does not become the pet's permanent income.

New Enchanted Forest pets - which ones are worth targeting?

Update 7 introduced several new candidates for the top of the ranking. The issue is not whether they are valuable, but how mature the published data is. Community catalogs now track several base values consistently, while other new pets still lack stable numbers. We therefore keep the newest entries separate and treat them as current community-tracked values rather than an official developer balance sheet.The most important reported figures are:

• Royal Skywhale - around $8B/s. Divine pet from Enchanted Forest nests.
• Celestial Sunlion - around $2B/s. Eternal pet from the same biome.
• Starry Fox - around $750M/s. Secret Enchanted Forest pet.

At those values, Royal Skywhale belongs in S Tier, Celestial Sunlion in A Tier, and Starry Fox in B Tier. Enchanted Forest recommends about 50 billion Speed, so this is not an efficient early-game route. If you are still struggling to bring eggs back from Snow, planning your entire base around Royal Skywhale can wait. A pet does not become accessible just because it looks impressive at the top of someone else's spreadsheet.Spirit World Guardian comes from the special fusion room inside Enchanted Forest and is tied to Celestial Sunlion and Royal Skywhale. A stable, comparable base-income value has not yet been established well enough across the sources we checked. A video showing one enormous individual number does not prove the same base value for the species because weight and extra effects can radically change the result. We therefore do not rank Spirit World Guardian yet as either weak or the guaranteed new number one.

Best pets without buying paid eggs

You can build a very strong base without spending Robux on random limited shop eggs. Several top earners come from normal nests, Laboratory rewards, or gameplay activities. The challenge is reaching the zone, finding the right egg, and getting it home safely. "No mandatory purchase" does not mean "easy to obtain."For a no-paid-egg route, we recommend targeting:

• ArchAngel and World Burner - $5B/s each. Strong late-game nest targets in Angels & Demons.
• Octophant - $4B/s. Requires the Unstable DNA Laboratory pool and the correct reward roll.
• Nightflame - $3B/s. Titan Temple nest target.
• Dreadstinger - $2B/s. Alternative from the Experimental Laboratory pool.
• Kitsune - around $1.8B/s. Cherry Blossom target.
• Unicorn - $1B/s. Available from a normal Cosmic egg.

Mecha Scrambler also does not require buying Extinction Egg, but it is a rare random boss drop. Pink Dragon Experiment #010 at 100 wins is a much more predictable long-term goal if you regularly fight Dr. Scramble's Mech. For special distributions, check when Steal An Egg Admin Abuse takes place. Just do not build your entire economy around hoping one event session happens to hand you the perfect reward.

Best early-game pets and when to replace your lineup

At the beginning, do not chase one rare species while ignoring every other egg around you. Several accessible pets start generating money immediately, while your dream spawn may still refuse to appear. In Forest, Fox, Bear, and Brr Brr Patapim are useful improvements over the weakest starting animals. As soon as the next biome becomes safe enough to farm, compare the pets you find there against your own lineup rather than against the top of the global tier list.A reasonable progression path looks like this:

• Forest - Fox and Bear for the first meaningful replacements, with Brr Brr Patapim as the strongest obvious local target.
• Lake and Desert - Leviathan and Royal Sphinx when their eggs appear. Use ordinary species as needed while improving the rest of the base.
• Jungle - King Snake. You still need the rare egg to spawn and enough Speed to return safely.
• Snow - Yeti and especially Ice Dragon. Mammoth and Sabertooth Tiger remain useful if your current base is weaker.
• Volcano and Abyss Ocean - Phoenix, Lava Dragon, Kraken, and El Maja.
• Prehistoric - T-Rex, Tralaledon, and Mosasaurus.
• Cosmic and later biomes - transition toward Unicorn, Kitsune, Nightflame, and the strongest Angels & Demons pets.

This is a direction for progression, not a mandatory list you must complete before entering the next zone. If you already own something stronger than the local target, there is no reason to stop for a checklist entry. The opposite is also true: a common pet from a farther biome can earn less than a rare pet from the previous one. Distance from home is not a quality label.Before replacing anything, compare the real income of the old and new pet. If the new one earns more, reorganize your lineup around the available slots. If it earns less, keep it for the Index or another purpose. Strong duplicates can also be useful because every occupied slot contributes its own income. Collection novelty and financial value are not the same thing.

Why your pet may earn a different amount

The base value is useful for comparing species under equal conditions. Your actual pets are rarely under equal conditions. One can be heavier, mutated, or affected by an additional bonus. That means your specific Unicorn can outperform an ordinary pet from a nominally higher tier. This does not automatically mean the tier list is wrong. You are comparing different versions of the animals.Pay special attention to:

• Weight. A heavier copy of the same species usually earns more than a lighter one.
• Mutations. Check the effects shown on the pet card, including Golden, Rainbow, Parasite, and Scrambled.
• Active boosts. Temporary money boosts and permanent pet traits should not be treated as the same thing.
• Pet variant. Skeletal Sabertooth is a distinct version, not a normal Sabertooth with a Golden mutation.
• Units. K means thousand, M means million, B means billion, and T means trillion.

Community sources do not always agree on every mutation multiplier or every newly introduced modifier, so we do not promise one universal formula for all current variants. Use the live Money/s value instead of assuming an old rule such as "every Rainbow pet always gives exactly this multiplier." Rarity, weight, mutation, and trade value are also not interchangeable concepts. The most reliable financial question is simple: how much money does this specific pet add to your base right now?Size matters before the pet even hatches. A larger egg can produce a more valuable animal, but it is also heavier to carry and may slow you down enough for the guardian to catch you. If your Speed has no safety margin, a smaller egg that reaches your base is better than a huge one left behind in someone else's biome. Until the egg gets home, it is only funding your optimism.

How much pets make per minute and per hour

To estimate the income from your own base, take the Money/s value shown on each pet card and multiply it by the time period you want. Income per minute = Money/s × 60, while income per hour = Money/s × 3,600. For multiple equipped pets, add their Money/s values together first. This is a simple continuous-income calculation, not a promise that the game pays exactly the same amount while you are offline or under every possible storage limitation.Examples without changing any bonuses during the calculation:

• $1M/s = $60M per minute and $3.6B per hour.
• $65M/s = $3.9B per minute and $234B per hour.
• $1B/s = $60B per minute and $3.6T per hour.
• $5B/s = $300B per minute and $18T per hour.

If an upgrade costs $900B and your base earns $5B/s in total, the simple calculation gives you 180 seconds, or three minutes. At only $1B/s, the same purchase takes 15 minutes. Comparisons like this make it much easier to judge whether replacing one pet is actually worthwhile. Working out the time to your next upgrade is usually more useful than admiring another large letter B on the screen.

Should you fuse your best pets?

Fusion does not automatically increase the total income of your base. It can create a unique pet and free a slot, but the input pets are consumed. If your base still has empty spaces, losing a second earner can matter more than increasing the income of the one pet that remains. Before pressing the impressive fusion button, do the boring thing and count the money.Aetheron is a perfect example. ArchAngel and World Burner each make around $5B/s at base values, for a combined $10B/s across two slots. Aetheron is reported at $6.9B/s in one slot. You gain a stronger single pet and free one position, but you do not automatically increase total income. The real result depends on the exact input pets and what you can place in the newly freed slot.Equinox follows the same logic. Pegasus and Skeleton Horse each make around $1.3B/s, for a combined $2.6B/s. Equinox is reported at $1.8B/s in one slot. That can be worthwhile for the Index and for compressing value into fewer spaces, but it should not be described as a guaranteed money increase. Before confirming the fusion, decide what will occupy the second slot afterward. If it stays empty, nothing is replacing the lost income.The normal Fuse Machine at your base is a separate mechanic. It uses three pets of the same species and gives you a new egg of that species. It is not an automatic way to turn a low-tier pet into an S-Tier animal. Do not feed the machine your three best earners unless you understand the possible outcome and already have replacements ready. There is no guarantee that their combined weight or income will be preserved.

Common mistakes that reduce your income

The first mistake is judging a pet only by rarity. The second is doing the opposite and blindly trusting one huge number from a video. A useful comparison needs the species, the actual stats of your copy, and the acquisition method. The sooner you start comparing the income of the pets you actually own, the less often you will replace a good worker with an expensive souvenir.Avoid these mistakes:

• Do not keep weak starter pets out of habit once you have a clearly better replacement.
• Do not throw away a profitable lower-tier copy just because you found a tiny pet with a rarer label.
• Do not search normal biomes for old shop eggs. Monster Egg, Luminous Egg, and the Rift pools have their own acquisition history.
• Do not confuse base income with trade value. A limited collectible can be valuable to another player without being the best Money/s pet.
• Do not buy random eggs expecting a guaranteed top pet. Skeletal Sabertooth appearing in the pool does not mean it hatches on your first try.
• Do not sacrifice your strongest copies for an unverified fusion. Calculate total income before and after.
• Do not plan around a specific giveaway without an announcement. Event rewards change between sessions.

If you want to use temporary boosts and event bonuses, check our Steal An Egg Admin Abuse schedule and preparation guide beforehand. Free pen slots and extra Speed will help more than promises from a third-party "autofarm." You do not need to share your password, hand over account access, or install a suspicious script to get a good pet. Saving half an hour is not worth losing the entire collection.

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If your goal is to earn more without buying random paid pools, progress through the normal biomes and compare each useful find with your current lineup. In the early game, Bear, Brr Brr Patapim, and lucky rare pets from nearby zones are solid upgrades. Later, Ice Dragon, Lava Dragon, and Mosasaurus become strong milestones. In the late game, focus on pets such as Unicorn, Kitsune, Nightflame, ArchAngel, and World Burner, while using Dr. Scramble's Laboratory as a separate route to powerful rewards.Mecha Scrambler and limited shop leaders remain attractive, but they should not freeze your progression while you wait for luck. The best pet for your base is the one that increases your real income under the conditions you can actually reach and afford. A tier list helps you choose what to hunt next, while the card on the pet in front of you tells you whether the replacement makes sense. Enchanted Forest pets already deserve attention, but an unverified income figure is not a reason to sacrifice your best earners blindly. Let the numbers start working first, then let the collector in you take over.