Break and Steal an Egg Guide: All Pets in Every Biome

Break and Steal an Egg on Roblox packs 78 collectible pets across nine biomes, each one generating passive income the moment you drop it in your pen. The catch: every egg in a biome has a random chance of hatching any pet from that zone, so you are grinding until you complete the index rather than targeting specific eggs. Knowing which pets exist in each area, what they pay, and what speed you need to survive the guardian makes the difference between efficient farming and wasted runs.

How does the pet system work in Break and Steal an Egg?

Every pet sits inside an egg scattered across its home biome. You break the shell with a pickaxe, hatch the pet, then sprint back to the Safe Zone before the biome's guardian catches you. The pet then earns money every second based on its stats. Rarity tiers run from Common at the bottom through Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Divine, Cosmic, Secret, Celestial, Inferno, and Void at the top end. Higher rarity almost always means higher income, though the speed requirement to survive the guardian scales sharply as you push into later zones.

Hatching a pet for the first time also pays out a one-time discovery reward in both speed and cash, which you can use to push further into the next biome faster. Completing the full index for a biome is worth chasing early.

Break and Steal an Egg Guide: All Pets in Every Biome

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All Forest pets

Forest is the starting biome. The guardian is manageable at low speeds and the eggs are easy to crack with a basic pickaxe. Eight pets live here, ranging from the $1/s Chicken up to the Legendary Bear at $1,800/s.

The Bear is the clear priority here. At $1,800/s it outpays every other Forest pet combined by a wide margin, and the 100 Speed discovery reward is a meaningful bump toward Desert entry.

All Desert pets

Desert introduces the first real speed wall. You need 1,000 speed to outrun the guardian, and the eggs require a Golden pickaxe to crack efficiently. Seven pets are available, topped by the Legendary Chirema at $2,800/s.

All Snowy pets

Snowy is where rarity tiers start climbing past Legendary. The zone requires 50,000 speed to enter safely, and the Diamond pickaxe handles the eggs well. Nine pets are available, including the Divine Polar Bear at $125,000/s.

For a deeper breakdown of which pets are worth prioritizing across all biomes, the Steal an Egg pets tier list ranks every pet by income per second so you can plan your grind efficiently.

All Candy pets

Candy zone pushes the speed requirement to 750,000 to escape the guardian. The cactus pickaxe is the recommended tool here. Eight pets are available, with the Cosmic Prehistoric Dragonfly sitting at the top at $1,500,000/s.

All Swamp pets

Swamp requires 12 million speed to navigate safely and rewards you with the first Secret-tier pet: the Prehistoric Moth at $12,000,000/s. Use the Lightning pickaxe here.

All Ocean pets

Ocean demands 150 million speed to enter and tops out with the Celestial Amphiptere at $125,000,000/s. A rainbow pickaxe handles the eggs here. Eight pets total.

All Volcano pets

Volcano is where the numbers start looking absurd. You need 1 billion speed to survive the guardian. A Crystal pickaxe or stronger is the minimum recommendation. The zone holds two Celestial pets: Cerberus at $150,000,000/s and Raiju at $180,000,000/s.

If you are still working out how to build speed fast enough to reach these zones, the Steal an Egg money guide covers income optimization strategies that accelerate your progression.

All Blossom pets

Blossom requires 5 billion speed to outrun the guardian. The Hacker pickaxe is the tool of choice. Eight pets are available, three of which are Celestial tier.

All Galaxy pets

Galaxy is the deepest standard biome, requiring 25 billion speed to enter. It also has 10 pets instead of the usual eight, and introduces the Inferno rarity tier. The Secret pickaxe or stronger is needed to crack eggs here. The top pet is the Inferno Qilin at $750,000,000/s.

All Planet X pets

Planet X is the late-game frontier, requiring 100 billion speed to enter. You need a sci-fi or enchanted pickaxe to break eggs here. Several pets in this zone still have unknown income values, meaning the zone is still being fully documented. Twelve pet slots exist, with the final few still unnamed.

What about the Fallen Angel egg pets?

The Fallen Angel pets are a separate category entirely. They are not earned by breaking eggs in any biome. The only way to get them is through the in-game Robux store. Six pets are available: Fallen Angel Bat, Fallen Angel Scorpion, Fallen Angel Hound, Fallen Angel Golem, Fallen Angel Demon, and Fallen Angel Cerberus. Their exact income values are not displayed in-game, and they carry no discovery rewards.

These are purely premium purchases rather than progression milestones, so they do not affect your biome advancement path.

What's the best strategy for completing the pet index?

The random hatch mechanic means there is no shortcut to targeting a specific pet. Your best approach is to maximize the number of eggs you break per run. A faster pickaxe shortens break time, more speed means you can grab eggs deeper in the biome before the guardian closes in, and completing lower-rarity pets first frees up your index slots so you can track what is still missing.

For new players still learning the core loop, the Steal an Egg beginner guide walks through the nest-to-base cycle and explains how to build speed efficiently from the Forest zone upward.

For a full picture of every egg type and the pets they can produce, the complete eggs and pets income reference breaks down every biome's egg pool alongside income rates so you can plan exactly what to target first.