Steal a Egg Animal List

The official Steal a Egg description confirms that eggs unlock rare animals, animals can be stolen from other players, and animals generate coins. It does not publish a complete named animal list. This page is therefore a currently documented Dex: it records the category the creator confirms and keeps player-reported names separate until the live game supplies a name, source, rarity, income value, and availability state.

Players often call the same collectibles “pets.” This Dex treats pet and animal as one search intent unless the current game explicitly labels them as different systems. Always match Place ID 108053424714724 and creator Crazay Minds before using a list.

Current Animal Dex

These community entries are leads to check, not confirmed current units. They should not be used to claim a complete list or a ranking. A video title can use informal language, refer to an old build, or exaggerate rarity.

Add a reliable live entry

Open the current animal, inventory, or hatch-result interface and record the exact spelling. Then capture the source egg or acquisition route only when the game shows it. If you stole the animal, the previous owner’s base proves the acquisition event, not its original egg source.

Record the rarity label exactly. Do not assign Mythic, Legendary, mutation, or secret status from color alone. Note the visible income using the same rebirth and pass state for every comparison. If income is hidden, leave the field unset rather than estimating from a short balance jump mixed with other animals.

Finally record availability and date. “Current” means you saw it obtainable in the live server or a current creator source says so. “Community reported” means one relevant player source names it. “Unknown” is appropriate when a model appears but the source, rarity, or availability cannot be read.

Dex fields that matter

1. Name: exact in-game text, including unusual spelling.
2. Type or rarity: only the displayed label.
3. Source: egg, steal, event, or another route shown by the game.
4. Base income: visible value without temporary or paid multipliers when possible.
5. Offline status: whether a return screen clearly attributes earnings to it.
6. Availability: current, locked, limited, unavailable, or unknown.
7. Account state: rebirth level and relevant passes.
8. Checked date: necessary because balance and availability can change.

The combination is more useful than a long name dump. It tells you where the animal comes from, what it does, and whether you can target it now.

Compare two animals correctly

Use the same account and server state. Place or activate one animal according to the current UI and read its displayed rate. If there is no direct rate, measure a clean interval without hatching, claiming offline cash, buying, or collecting another reward. Repeat once.

Compare acquisition cost and defense risk along with income. A slightly higher rate can be poor value if it requires many expensive random hatches. A stolen animal can be cheap in coins but costly in time and exposure. Count it only after it is secured and producing at home.

Use the Best Animals Guide to turn those fields into a personal ranking. Use the Animal Income Guide when multipliers or offline payouts make the numbers hard to compare.

Hatch and steal sources

The Egg List explains why the current public catalog is incomplete. When an egg preview names possible animals, that is the best place to connect a source. Preserve the check date and avoid claiming a probability unless the UI displays it.

For stealing, scout the complete route and protect your own collection first. The Stealing Guide focuses on current prompts and visible protection states because public material does not publish carrying limits, cooldowns, or failure penalties.

An animal can have multiple acquisition routes, but do not assume every hatchable result is stealable in every state or that every stolen model remains permanently. Let the live prompt establish what your server permits.

Common Dex errors

• Importing a pet list from another Roblox game with a similar name.
• Treating pet and animal as two separate catalogs without a live distinction.
• Converting a thumbnail’s color into a rarity label.
• Listing Phoenix or Mythical Tiger as confirmed because a title names them.
• Comparing income across different rebirth or pass states.
• Marking an old event entry as currently obtainable.
• Filling an unknown source, rate, or rarity with a guess.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the complete Steal a Egg animal list?

No complete first-party catalog is public. This Dex clearly distinguishes the official animal category from community-reported names and shows what to verify in the current server.

Are pets and animals the same?

Players use both words, while the creator description uses animals. Treat them as the same collection unless the live interface explicitly separates them.

Is Phoenix confirmed?

A player title mentions a Phoenix egg, but current animal identity, rarity, source, and availability still require live confirmation.

Which field matters most?

For progression, visible income is central. For collection, rarity and availability matter. For a steal target, return-route risk and your ability to protect the result also matter.

How often should the list be rechecked?

Recheck after a creator announcement, a changed in-game index, or a server update that affects eggs, income, or availability. Keep the observation date with every changing field.

First-party mechanic reference: official Steal a Egg experience, checked August 14, 2026 UTC.