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Database / UPDATED September 8, 2026

Steal An Egg Pet Rarities: Read the Label Above the Name

Separate the rarity label, pet name and income in the recorded interface.

Your next move

Read the rarity on the top line and the pet name below it. Use the separate income line for earnings.

Plan this task
  1. Read three separate labels
  2. Compare the recorded examples
  3. Use the matching comparison

Read three separate labels

The recorded Rainbow Crocodile has Epic above its name and $10K/s below it. Rainbow belongs to the displayed name here; Epic is the rarity label.

  1. Find the pet’s overhead labels.
  2. Read the top rarity line, then identify the named pet below it.
  3. Use the income line for an earnings comparison; do not substitute the rarity word for that value.
Epic appears above Rainbow Crocodile, with $10K/s below the name.
Read Epic as the rarity and Rainbow Crocodile as the displayed name. Open full image · Image source

Compare the recorded examples

These examples identify labels in the footage; they do not establish every rarity category or a hatch-probability ladder.

Recorded petRarity labelDisplayed income
OwlRare$29/s
Rainbow CrocodileEpic$10K/s
Polar BearLegendary$15K/s
Chillin ChilliMythic$425K/s

Use the matching comparison

A shared rarity does not make two specimens identical. Keep the pet name and displayed earnings attached to the same specimen when comparing records.