Rank Steal Animal Egg animals by the number that matters, income per second, with the two published anchors and a sheet you can keep.
Steal Animal Egg Value List: Animals by Income
There is no official value list for Steal Animal Egg, so the ranking rule is short: sort every animal by the income per second printed on its card. That figure is what the game pays you and the only number worth arguing about. Here is how to build the ranking and keep it current.
What counts as value in this game
Three things get called value in Roblox egg games, and only one of them exists here.
- Income per second. Printed on every pet card. This is real and it is the whole ranking.
- Trade value. Requires a trading system. The official description never mentions trading and the developer has announced none, so there is nothing to price yet.
- Rarity label. Printed on the card and closely tied to income, but it is a grade, not a payment.
Rank by income, break ties by how easy the animal is to obtain again, and you have a value list that stays true.
Eggs carry a size and, sometimes, a mutation, and it is tempting to multiply those against a base figure yourself. Do not. The tag on the hatched pet already reflects everything the game applies. Multiplying it again is the single most common way people talk themselves into a fake number.
The two anchors the game publishes
| Animal | Rarity | Income as printed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cat | Common | $3/s | Developer's store art |
| Geek Cat | Divine | $847Q/s | Developer's store art |
Official source: Steal Animal Egg on Roblox — the promotional art on the official page labels both animals.
These are the only two animals with a published income figure, and both come from artwork rather than a live table, so treat them as the ends of the ladder instead of as two rows you can trust to the decimal. The Divine figure in particular is showing the ceiling the developers want you to chase, and the glow around that cat suggests it is displayed with something extra on top.
Why the income gap decides everything
Run the arithmetic on the one number you can trust. At $3 a second, a Common Cat produces about $180 an hour and roughly $260,000 across a full day of play. That is your baseline, and it tells you how much a single upgrade in earning power is worth.
The same hour on a Divine pet is not comparable, because the ceiling is printed in the quadrillions. The gap between the bottom and the top of this ladder is not a few percent, it is a change in what the game is about. Once one Divine pet is in your collection, the correct move stops being picking up more eggs and starts being protecting what you have.
Plenty of pages about this game name promise rebirth scaling, rebirth shards and rebirth multipliers. None of that exists in Steal Animal Egg. The official description has six lines and none of them mention it. Your progression ceiling is the animal you own, not a prestige layer above it.
Building a value list you can trust
- Open your collection and read every pet card.
- Write the income per second next to each name, exactly as printed.
- Sort descending by that number.
- Note the source of each animal so you can weigh income against repeatability.
- Re-sort after each developer update, because a rebalance rewrites the top of the list without warning.
A spreadsheet is enough. What matters is the date column, because a value list with no date is worthless in a game that updates weekly.
| Rank | Animal | Income per second | Source | Date read |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ||||
| 2 | ||||
| 3 | ||||
| 4 | ||||
| 5 |
Weighing income against how hard it is to get
A raw income sort will put animals you can never hatch again above ones you can farm every hour, which makes for a bad value list. Add a second column: how you get it.
- Map animals. Repeatable forever, and the only source you fully control. A mid-tier animal from a map animal often beats a high-tier animal from a one-time source, because it pays again every run.
- Codes. Free and instant when they land. The
RANDOMBATcode proves the developer hands out pets this way, so checking the codes page before a session is the cheapest value in the game. - Limited content. High income, gone after the event. Do not rebuild your farm around something that disappears.
Official source: Steal Animal Egg codes on GameRant — the RANDOMBAT pet reward and the DEMONIC cash reward, October 3, 2026.
Rebalances are announced in the developer's channels first, so that is where you find out a ranking you built last week is now wrong.
Official source: Sillytung Studios Discord — the developer server for this game.
The game has a food step in its official loop and no published explanation of what food does. If a shop item does not show its own effect and its own income figure, you are buying a guess. Read the item in game first, always.
Why the online value lists for this game are wrong
If you search around for a Steal Animal Egg value list, you will find long tables with enormous dollar figures. They belong to a different Roblox game with a similar name, a roster measured in hundreds of pets and biomes that Steal Animal Egg does not have.
Three checks catch them instantly:
- Does the page name a Roblox place ID? This game is 99679692310083. Anything else is a different game.
- Does it list tens of animals per row of regions or biomes? This game has no biomes in its description.
- Does it give per-animal dollar figures in the billions? No such table has ever been published for this game, and the only figures its developer has printed are $3 per second and $847 quadrillion per second.
FAQ
What is the most valuable animal in Steal Animal Egg?
Divine is the top rarity the developer has shown publicly, on the Geek Cat labelled at $847Q/s in their store art. Nobody has published a ranked roster beyond that, so the live answer lives on your pet cards.
How is animal value calculated in Steal Animal Egg?
By the income per second printed on the pet card, full stop. Size and mutation are already reflected in that number, so there is no extra multiplier to apply.
Are there more codes that hand out valuable animals?
Only one code hands out a pet right now, RANDOMBAT, and it gives a random bat. The other live code, DEMONIC, pays $1,000 in cash. Both are listed with the redemption steps on the codes page.
Does a bigger egg always mean a better animal?
Not always, and not for a reason you can predict from outside. The tag on the hatched pet decides it. Larger eggs tend to carry the higher end of the ladder, but read the result rather than assuming it.
Is it worth restarting for a better animal?
No. Your collection is additive, pets keep earning, and nothing in the description suggests replacing or losing one. Keep what you have and go get the next one.
Related Guides
- Steal Animal Egg all animals list — the six fields to copy off each pet card to fill this ranking in.
- Steal Animal Egg tier list — the same numbers turned into S to D bands.
- Steal Animal Egg beginners guide — where your first income per second comes from.
- Steal Animal Egg codes — free cash and a free pet, every time a code drops.