TLDR: In Steal An Egg, Secret is NOT the rarest tier — a common misconception. The rarity ladder runs Common → Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic → Cosmic → Secret → Eternal → Divine, so Secret sits above Cosmic but below Eternal and Divine (Divine pets — the fused Aetheron at ~$6.9B/s and the Unicorn at ~$1B/s — are the true chase). Confirmed Secret-tier pets include Mutant Shark (~$215M/s), the Cherry Blossom Stag (~$145M/s), the Cosmic Dragon (~$60M/s), and Update 4's Gargoyle, RazorFang, Pure Jellyfish and Centaur (income not dev-published). Every Secret comes from a specific biome or event egg, and the income figures below are community index-tracked, not official.
If you've been calling Secret pets "the rarest in Steal An Egg," this guide is going to reset your mental model. Secret is a high tier — well above Cosmic — but two tiers, Eternal and Divine, sit above it. This is the complete, correctly-ranked Secret pet list for 2026: where Secret actually falls on the ladder, which pets carry the Secret badge, where each one comes from, and the realistic ways to get one.
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Where does Secret sit on the Steal An Egg rarity ladder?
This is the part most guides get wrong. The full Steal An Egg rarity ladder, ordered from most common to rarest (as labelled in the in-game pet index), is:
Common → Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic → Cosmic → Secret → Eternal → Divine
So Secret is the eighth tier of ten. It's rarer than everything up to and including Cosmic, but it is not the top of the game — Eternal and Divine both outrank it. The single highest-income pet in the game is a Divine: the fused Aetheron at roughly $6.9 billion/second, followed by the classic Unicorn (Divine) at ~$1B/s. Those are the true endgame pets. Secret pets are the tier just below the fusion/Divine ceiling.
Why does the confusion happen? Because Secret pets look like the flashiest, and for a long stretch of the mid-game they genuinely are the best pet you can hatch from a normal biome egg. But the moment you can craft or hatch an Eternal or a Divine, Secret drops to "very good, not best."
"Secret is not the rarest tier — that title belongs to Divine, with Eternal just under it." — Steal An Egg community pet-index (IGN wiki), 2026
Because the developers do not publish per-pet income or rarity odds, every number in a Steal An Egg guide — including the ones below — is community index-tracked, not official.
Every confirmed Secret pet in Steal An Egg (2026)
Below are the pets that carry the Secret badge in the pet index as of Update 4. Income is community index-tracked (IGN pet index and community trackers), not developer-published — Steal An Egg does not release per-pet stats, and income gets rebalanced with most major updates, so treat these as a 2026-09-29 snapshot rather than fixed values. Where the developers have not published a figure, it's marked not indexed — no guide should invent one.
| Secret pet | Income (per sec, community-tracked) | Source biome / event |
|---|---|---|
| Mutant Shark | ~$215M/s | Titan Temple biome |
| Cherry Blossom Stag | ~$145M/s | Cherry Blossom biome |
| Cosmic Dragon | ~$60M/s | Cosmic biome |
| Crocodon | not indexed | Monster Egg (Robux Store) |
| Gargoyle | not indexed | Angels & Demons (Update 4, Dark) |
| RazorFang | not indexed | Angels & Demons (Update 4, Dark) |
| Pure Jellyfish | not indexed | Angels & Demons (Update 4, Light) |
| Centaur | not indexed | Angels & Demons (Update 4, Light) |
A few things to read off that table:
- The highest-income confirmed Secret is the Titan Temple Mutant Shark at around $215M/s — strong, but still a fraction of a Divine like the Unicorn (~$1B/s) or the fused Aetheron (~$6.9B/s), both community-tracked.
- The four Update 4 (Angels & Demons) Secrets — Gargoyle, RazorFang, Pure Jellyfish, Centaur — are the newest, but their money-per-second has not been dev-published. Anyone quoting an exact figure for these is guessing. Check the in-game index for the live number.
- The Crocodon is the Secret variant inside the premium Monster Egg line (Robux Store), each of which also has a rare Mecha variant.
Which biome or egg does each Secret pet come from?
Secret pets aren't scattered randomly — each is tied to a specific biome or event egg. To have any realistic shot at a given Secret, you need to be opening that source's egg. Here's how the current Secrets line up:
- Titan Temple biome → Mutant Shark (Secret). Titan Temple sits at the end of the map, guarded by the Gorilla King, and takes roughly 7 billion Speed to reach and escape.
- Cherry Blossom biome → Cherry Blossom Stag (Secret). The tenth biome, past Cosmic, unlocked by hatching and feeding a Crane to the Cherry Blossom Tree.
- Cosmic biome → Cosmic Dragon (Secret).
- Angels & Demons (Update 4) biome → Gargoyle and RazorFang on the Dark/Demons side, Pure Jellyfish and Centaur on the Light/Angels side. This twelfth biome is night-only and rotates nightly between an Angels form and a Demons form, so which Secrets are hatchable depends on which side is active. Unlock costs 20 billion Speed.
- Monster Egg (Robux Store) → Crocodon (Secret), one of six monsters in that premium egg line, each with a rare Mecha variant.
The practical takeaway: pick a source and concentrate your egg spend there. Each biome egg only rolls its own pets, so grinding starter-biome eggs will never hand you a Mutant Shark or a Gargoyle no matter how many you crack. Secrets are the lowest-probability drop in whichever egg they belong to, and there is no pity system that guarantees one after a set number of opens.
How did Update 4 change the Secret tier?
Update 4 — Angels & Demons, which went live 2026-09-13 — is the biggest shake-up the Secret tier has had. It added the game's twelfth biome, and unlike every biome before it, this one is night-only and rotates nightly between an Angels (Light) form and a Demons (Darkness) form. Each side has its own guardian and its own pet pool of eight, and there's a rare Merged variant that opens both egg pools at once plus a luck bonus.
For Secret hunters that rotation matters a lot: the four new Secrets are split across the two sides. Pure Jellyfish and Centaur are Light-side Secrets, while Gargoyle and RazorFang are Dark-side Secrets. If the biome is in its Angels phase, you cannot roll a Gargoyle no matter how many eggs you open — you have to wait for the Demons phase (or find a Merged night). The biome unlock itself is steep at 20 billion Speed, which is roughly triple the ~7 billion Speed the earlier Titan Temple biome asked for.
Update 4 also retired the old Monster Egg and replaced it with the Luminous Egg, a rare luminous-variant re-roll. And it introduced the Fusion Shrine behind the biome's waterfall — the mechanic that produces the game's new top pets, Equinox (Eternal) and Aetheron (Divine). That's the key context for Secret pets: with fusion Divines now sitting at the top of the income chart, Secret has quietly become a mid-tier-endgame classification rather than the summit it once looked like. Still no codes, as has always been the case for Steal An Egg — any site claiming to have them is farming clicks.
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How do you actually get a Secret pet?
There are three real routes, in ascending order of reliability.
1. Hatch it (the gamble)
Farm cash, unlock the right biome, buy that biome's egg in bulk, and open. This is the free route, but the odds are punishing — Secrets are the rarest drop in each egg and there's no guaranteed-after-N system, so a Secret is a matter of probability, not progress.
The single biggest lever on your effective odds is egg throughput. Steal An Egg gates everything behind Speed — Speed is both how you escape each biome's guardian and, via treadmill tiers and auto-open, how many eggs you can process per hour. Two players opening the same egg with wildly different Speed setups have wildly different Secret-per-hour rates, even though the per-egg odds are identical. That's why the practical advice is always the same: max your Speed and auto-open first, then commit to a biome's egg. Trying to farm a 20-billion-Speed biome Secret on a 2-billion-Speed setup just means you spend most of your session running from the guardian instead of opening eggs.
One more thing the odds punish: splitting your attention. Every egg you open in the wrong biome is a roll that can't produce the Secret you actually want, because each egg only rolls its own pool. Pick the single Secret you're chasing, grind that one biome's egg, and let volume do the work.
2. Trade for it
Steal An Egg's economy runs on trading. If you've hatched a Secret you don't need, you can trade toward the specific one you want. This is how most players land a targeted Secret — you convert dupes and lower-tier pets into the one you're actually after, using community value lists as reference. Because there is no official value list, prices are community consensus and move on every update, so check a current list the day you trade.
3. Buy or boost a specific pet
If you want a named high-tier pet delivered without gambling thousands of eggs — say a Lava Dragon, Ice Dragon, Mosasaurus, or Phoenix — a direct service delivery is the fastest route. That's the difference between "maybe next month" and "on your account today." Use a service that delivers in-game rather than any off-platform Robux scheme (more on that in the FAQ).
Are Secret pets worth chasing?
For most players in the mid-to-late game, yes — a Secret is a genuine account upgrade over any Cosmic. But keep two things straight:
- Secret is not the ceiling. If your real goal is the top of the game, you're chasing Eternal and Divine pets. Community trackers put the Gorilla King (Eternal) — the same boss that guards Titan Temple, which becomes a hatchable pet once you clear the biome — around $880M/s, the Unicorn (Divine) around $1B/s, and the fused Aetheron (Divine) around $6.9B/s, all community-tracked. A Secret is the best "hatchable from a biome egg" tier, not the best pet in the game.
- Concentrate, don't spread. Pick one biome's Secret and grind that egg. Spreading eggs across every biome just dilutes every individual Secret's odds.
And one caution worth repeating: none of these income numbers are official. Steal An Egg does not publish pet stats, and the dev team rebalances income and rarity regularly. Everything here is a 2026-09-29 community snapshot — re-check current values before making a big trade.
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FAQ
What is the rarest pet tier in Steal An Egg? Not Secret — that's the common misconception. The ladder runs Common → Uncommon → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic → Cosmic → Secret → Eternal → Divine, so Divine is the rarest tier, with Eternal just below it and Secret below that. The single highest-income pet is the Divine fusion Aetheron at a community-tracked ~$6.9B/s.
What are the Secret pets in Steal An Egg? Confirmed Secret-tier pets include the Mutant Shark (Titan Temple, ~$215M/s), the Cherry Blossom Stag (~$145M/s), the Cosmic Dragon (~$60M/s), the Crocodon (Monster Egg), and Update 4's Gargoyle, RazorFang, Pure Jellyfish and Centaur (income not dev-published).
How do you get Secret pets in Steal An Egg? Three ways: hatch one from the right biome or event egg (very low odds, no pity system), trade for a specific one using community value lists, or get a named pet delivered directly through a service to skip the RNG.
Are the income numbers in this guide official? No. Steal An Egg does not publish per-pet income or rarity odds. Every figure here is community index-tracked and reflects a 2026-09-29 snapshot; the developers rebalance income with most major updates, so verify current values in-game before trading. Note also that Steal An Egg has no codes — any site offering "Steal An Egg codes" is wrong.
Is trading or buying Steal An Egg pets against Roblox rules? In-game trading between players is a normal, intended feature. What violates Roblox's Terms of Service is buying or selling Robux, items, or game content off-platform for real money — Roblox actively enforces against that. Timesaver is an independent service and is not endorsed by or affiliated with Roblox; community value lists are player estimates, not official prices.
Facts verified 2026-09-29 against the Roblox Games API (live CCU) and the in-game pet-index rarity ladder. Pet income and rarity are community-tracked and change with each Steal An Egg update — re-check before trading.
