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Browse eggs and pets, plan your route, and get ready for your next Steal An Egg run.
This Steal An Egg all eggs guide groups 118 dated catalog records into 11 world collections and 5 special collections. Open a card for a real entry, then check the live game prompt before calling an egg obtainable.

Chicken8 records
Frog8 records
Jerboa8 records
Toucan8 records
Penguin8 records
Lava Gecko8 records
Parrotfish8 records
Dodo8 records
Centapede8 records
Crane8 records
Crustacia8 records
Scorpio12 records
Tung Tung Sahur6 records
Demon Imp6 records
Baby Aurora Dragon5 recordsWorld cards are map collections; Monster and Mecha Monster are separate shop pools. Demonic and Dragon cards remain event configuration with availability unconfirmed. Drilla stays a configured-only reference with its own detail page and no borrowed artwork.
This dated Steal An Egg all eggs guide groups the catalog records by collection. Find a pet, check its world, then follow the relevant hatch or training guide.
Search the collection by name, world, or rarity.
Switch between the egg and the companion inside.
Use world, spawn, and event notes before you set out.
Check today’s route, browse the current collection, or look for a dated event and codes status before you jump in.
Steal An Egg is a Roblox collecting game built around a risky trip: take an egg from a pet, carry it back, hatch it, and use the new pet to make the next trip easier.
The Roblox experience at Place 107778070777162 is created by and Collect Rare Pets. Its loop is easy to read: steal eggs, hatch rare pets, earn money, upgrade the treadmill and base, train Speed, and reach collections with rarer eggs, sizes, and mutations. Other players and guardians make the return part of the challenge, so a successful run is both a find and a delivery.
Use the Steal An Egg all eggs index to match an appearance to a name, the world guide to understand the route, and spawn notes when you are checking a timed find.
Find an egg, read the pickup prompt, and carry it away from its guardian. A rare find only helps if you can keep hold of it.
Return through the gate and place the egg at your base. A heavy egg, guardian, or another player can turn the trip home into the hard part.
Follow the timer and placement prompt. Match the egg name to the pet inside, then move the result into the collection flow shown by the game.
Let the pet earn money, then spend the payout on Speed, the treadmill, and base upgrades before attempting a farther world.
Use this Steal An Egg all eggs checklist for your first run.
Use the egg image as an appearance clue, then compare the written name and world. Similar silhouettes are easy to mix up, so the card helps identify an item without replacing the pickup prompt.
Switch to the pet image to see what the egg is meant to hatch into. Rarity and world labels stay beside it, making it easier to compare a carry with the pet you want to raise.
Monster Egg is a shop collection, while Monstrous or Parasite wording belongs to a separate Hungry Monster reward route. TRex is the displayed pet label, and Phoenix is the catalog label used for the Volcano entry. Open the Monster Egg reference orTRex entry before treating a similar keyword as the same item.
A world is the area where an egg collection and its gate belong. Forest, Snow, Volcano, Prehistoric, and Cherry Blossom are useful labels when planning a route.
A refresh or spawn report records when players saw an egg or event. Use it as a timing clue before making a long carry.
A mutation is a label attached to a pet result or a special route. Silver, Golden, Rainbow, Bloom, Spirit Bloom, and Parasite are labels you may meet while comparing pets and routes.
Fusion is a separate machine step after you have pets. Community observations show three matching pets being consumed, and the result can be smaller. Confirm the current cost and eligibility before you operate the machine.
For dated changes, use the event notes; for a three-pet machine, read the fusion guide.
Start by training enough Speed for a reliable return, then buy the treadmill or base upgrade that the current panel makes available. Keep some margin for the trip home instead of aiming only at the next gate.
A dated community value can help identify an entry, but a normalized pool share is not a per-run probability. Use the pet card and timer when planning a run.
Start with the events page for published windows, the spawn notesfor dated observations, and the relevant field guide for a mechanic. If a name or image is wrong, use the correction page with the exact wording and date you checked.