Reference examples
| Pet | Biome | Reported cash/second |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken | Forest | $1 |
| Fox | Forest | $180 |
| Axolotl | Lake | $2.8K |
| Cerberus | Volcano | $8M |
Reading the reference
The pet report says hatch values vary. It is internally inconsistent about size: an early section excludes size from income, while a later section includes it. No size-to-income formula is established here.
Compare like units
A rate is cash per second. A one-time sale or another player’s asking price is a different quantity. Keep those fields separate when deciding which offer or pet you are comparing.
Keep one record per observed pet state
Write the pet’s exact displayed name beside its per-second rate and the time you checked it. Keep one row for that particular pet state; if an effect changes, add a new dated row instead of silently changing the old observation.
Record size and weight separately when shown. Copy a mutation only from an explicit label; a word inside the display name is not enough to establish a mutation. If the source egg or an active boost was not observed, enter unknown. Unknown does not mean no boost or no mutation.
| Field | What belongs in this specimen record |
|---|---|
| Identity and source | Exact displayed pet name; record ID; source URL or your capture; date and game identity. |
| Income | Exact displayed amount and /s unit; active or unequipped state at the observation. |
| Size and mutation | Visible size/weight and explicit mutation label, or unknown for each missing field. |
| Source egg | The egg actually followed through to this hatch, or unknown when the chain was not observed. |
| Boost conditions | Visible current boost labels and timers, or unknown; do not assume the example rate is unboosted. |
| Trade opinion | Keep an asking price or trade estimate in a different field, with its own source. |