Is there a verified all-eggs total?
The official Roblox listing does not publish a complete numeric egg or pet roster. One collected guide describes 72 pets with six limited pets, while another describes 78 egg pets distributed across multiple areas. Those claims may describe the same total in different ways or may reflect different updates, but the relationship is pending confirmation.
Because the sources conflict, this page does not choose one number and present it as current fact. A reliable total requires an in-game index or official developer list checked against the same update date. Until that evidence is available, both the exact egg count and the exact pet count remain pending confirmation.
What counts as an egg entry?
The research material sometimes uses egg, pet, and egg pet as if they were interchangeable categories. The official description separates the actions more clearly: players steal eggs, hatch them, and collect pets. That means an egg count and a pet count may not represent the same database, especially when limited items, sizes, or mutations are involved.
A useful index should state whether it counts egg types, hatch results, pet species, limited eggs, or mutated variants. The collected tables do not apply one consistent definition across every source. Any total without a stated counting method is therefore pending confirmation.
Confirmed egg and pet mechanics
Players can steal eggs from pets and from other players, then hatch those eggs to obtain pets. Pets generate money, and that income supports the wider progression loop that includes treadmill and base upgrades. These mechanics are stated by the official game listing and do not depend on a third-party roster.
The official description also names rarer eggs, rarer pets, sizes, and mutations as collection goals. It does not explain whether every egg can produce every size or mutation, nor does it publish the exact probability of any result. Hatch mappings and odds are pending confirmation unless the current game interface explicitly shows them.
Biome lists from collected guides
Third-party guides organize pets into areas such as Forest, Lake, Desert, Jungle, Snow, Volcano, Abyss Ocean, and Prehistoric. Another part of the collected material says there are eight pets per biome and describes store-only eggs, while later tables contain uneven counts. The official listing reviewed for this site does not provide a complete biome roster, so those structures are pending confirmation.
Area names can help a player check the live interface, but they should not be treated as a permanent official taxonomy from this evidence alone. Updates can add, remove, rename, or rebalance collection targets. This page therefore avoids publishing every third-party row as a verified all-eggs database.
Conflicting pet names and income tables
The collected material contains many named animals and income rates, including basic pets and high-tier creatures. Some lists repeat values, use different rarity labels, or describe limited availability without a matching official announcement. The hand-checked official sources do not publish a complete table that can resolve those differences.
For that reason, this page does not invent missing rows or promote one scraped table as authoritative. A pet name, rarity, income rate, and area should be checked together inside the current experience before publication. Every unresolved row remains pending confirmation, even if the name appears in a popular video.
Sizes and mutations
Sizes and mutations are confirmed collection features because the official description explicitly mentions them. The sources show strong player interest in large eggs, unusual colors, and multiple mutations, but individual video examples do not establish general rules. The maximum size, mutation stack, color set, and probability for each result are pending confirmation.
A recorded hatch can prove that a result existed in that specific session and update. It cannot prove that the result is still available, that every egg supports it, or that a stated chance is accurate. A factual index should keep appearance evidence separate from probability data.
Limited and store eggs
Some third-party material claims that six pets are limited and that certain eggs are available through a store rather than a biome. The official listing reviewed here does not provide a current limited schedule, store catalog, or expiration table. The identity and availability of every limited or store egg are therefore pending confirmation.
Limited content can change faster than permanent mechanics, which makes a date essential for verification. A page should record when an egg was observed, where it appeared, and whether an official update identified it as limited. Without those details, a missing egg may be expired, renamed, moved, or simply misreported.
How to build a reliable personal egg index
Use the current in-game collection interface as the primary record for the version you are playing. Record the visible egg name, resulting pet, displayed rarity, income, size, mutation, and area only when the game shows those fields. Keep screenshots or notes tied to a date so later updates can be compared without mixing versions.
Do not fill a missing slot with a name copied from a different egg-themed Roblox experience. Confirm the root place ID as 107778070777162 before treating an observation as Steal An Egg data. If a field cannot be seen or reproduced, label it pending confirmation instead of guessing.
Which eggs should a beginner target?
The official mechanics support a simple answer: target eggs you can reliably obtain and hatch while building pet income and Speed. A third-party table may suggest a high-income target, but the value, access requirement, and current availability need live confirmation. There is no officially published universal first-egg ranking in the reviewed sources.
Beginners can compare the values visible in their server and choose a reachable next step. Training on the treadmill increases Speed, and pets generate money for upgrades, so both systems influence how practical a target is. Exact thresholds and the best efficiency route remain pending confirmation.
Codes do not unlock the missing roster
There are no confirmed active or expired Steal An Egg codes, and no verified redemption menu is documented. The current code status is None, so a missing egg should not be attributed to a secret reward string. Any page claiming a code-only egg needs evidence from the official game and a working redemption flow.
Third-party scripts also do not provide reliable collection evidence. An automation claim or spawned item cannot replace a normal hatch observed in the official experience. Script-based roster claims are excluded, and their results remain pending confirmation.
Official identity and update context
Steal An Egg is a Roblox Simulation and Tycoon experience created by and Collect Rare Pets. Its verified universe ID is 10563114921, its root place ID is 107778070777162, and the checked listing allows seven players per server. The experience was created in July 2026 and showed an August 21, 2026 update date during research.
That rapid update context helps explain why collected rosters may disagree. A list published before an update can be accurate for its date and incomplete afterward. Every all-eggs table should therefore carry a check date and avoid calling itself complete without current evidence.
All-eggs summary
The complete official egg list, exact current total, full pet roster, income table, hatch odds, and biome thresholds are pending confirmation. Confirmed facts cover the collection loop: steal eggs, hatch pets, earn money, train Speed, upgrade, and search for rarer sizes and mutations. This page will not turn conflicting counts into a false precise answer.
Use the official experience and developer community to verify future roster changes. Treat third-party tables as leads for live checking rather than final authority. A smaller verified index is more useful than a complete-looking list assembled from incompatible updates.
Conflicting third-party rosters filtered against official facts. Updated 2026-08-22.