TL;DR: The Skeletal Sabertooth is the new #1 income pet in Steal An Egg as of the Update 6 "Dr. Scramble's Revenge" drop (live September 26, 2026). It is a Divine pet earning roughly $9B/s, and it hatches only as a rare skeletal reroll from the Extinction Egg — the new Robux-store egg that also drops the regular Sabertooth ($5B/s, Divine). There are no codes that give it. Below: exactly where the Extinction Egg is, what it can hatch, the real odds, and whether chasing the skeletal reroll is worth your Robux.
The Extinction Egg update rewrote the Steal An Egg income leaderboard overnight. For months the top of the food chain was Aetheron at $6.9B/s. Update 6 buried it. The Skeletal Sabertooth now sits at the top at about $9B/s, and it is the single hardest pet in the game to actually pull. If you have opened a stack of Extinction Eggs and only seen the regular version, this guide explains why — and what your realistic path to the skeletal is.
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What Is the Skeletal Sabertooth in Steal An Egg?
The Skeletal Sabertooth is a Divine-rarity pet added in Update 6. According to the community-maintained Steal An Egg Wiki pet database, it produces roughly $9 billion per second, which makes it the highest base-income pet currently in the game. It is a skeletal variant of the regular Sabertooth — same silhouette, bleached-bone reskin, dramatically higher payout.
Two things make it the definitive chase item this patch:
- It is not a store purchase. You cannot buy the Skeletal Sabertooth directly. It only appears as a low-chance reroll when you hatch the Extinction Egg.
- Its income outclasses the previous ceiling. The old top earner, Aetheron, sat at $6.9B/s. The Skeletal Sabertooth beats it by roughly 30%.
A word on values: the $9B/s figure and rarity here come from the community Steal An Egg Wiki, which is player-maintained — not an official Roblox or developer source. In-game income can be tuned in any patch. Treat community numbers as a strong estimate, not a guarantee, and check your own pet's stat card in-game.
Where Is the Extinction Egg (and How Do You Open It)?
The Skeletal Sabertooth comes from the Extinction Egg, the headline egg of Update 6. It lives in the Robux egg shop in the game — it is a premium egg, purchased with Robux rather than in-game cash, which is why its pet pool is so much stronger than the free-currency eggs.
When you open an Extinction Egg, you roll from its pet pool. Most opens land on a regular Extinction pet. A small fraction of opens instead produce the skeletal variant of whatever you rolled — and the Skeletal Sabertooth is the top prize in that skeletal pool.
According to IGN's Update 6 coverage, the Extinction Egg carries 12 different pet kinds, and every one of them has a rare skeletal reroll. Update 6 added 27 new pets in total across the update — 15 of them Limited-time pets and 12 tied to the Extinction Egg pool. That is the biggest single pet drop Steal An Egg has shipped.
Skeletal Sabertooth vs. the Regular Sabertooth: Is the Reroll Worth It?
This is the question that actually matters for your Robux. The Extinction Egg's normal top pull is the regular Sabertooth — itself a Divine pet at about $5B/s. That is already a strong, top-tier income pet. The Skeletal Sabertooth is the same animal at roughly $9B/s — a ~80% income jump over the base version.
So the math is: the regular Sabertooth alone justifies opening Extinction Eggs. The skeletal is a jackpot on top of an already-good pull. That is the healthiest way to think about it — you are not spending Robux only for a lottery ticket, because the floor of the egg (regular Sabertooth, Divine, $5B/s) is genuinely good. The Skeletal Sabertooth is the upside, not the entire bet.
For context on how steep the drop-off is below the top tier: the Glyptodon, one of the other Extinction-pool creatures, is a Legendary pet producing about $22.5K/s. That is roughly 400,000× less income per second than the Skeletal Sabertooth. The gap between "a pet from this egg" and "the skeletal chase pet" is enormous, which is exactly why the skeletal reroll is the whole story of Update 6.
Are There Codes for the Skeletal Sabertooth?
No. There are no codes in Update 6 that grant the Skeletal Sabertooth, the regular Sabertooth, or the Extinction Egg. Any video or site promising a "free Skeletal Sabertooth code" is fabricated — this pet exists only inside the Extinction Egg's hatch pool.
Codes in Steal An Egg have historically given small currency or luck boosts, never top-tier chase pets, and Update 6 shipped without a codes drop for this content. If you want the pet, the Extinction Egg is the only route.
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How to Actually Chase the Skeletal Sabertooth: A Practical Plan
Here is the efficient way to go after it without burning Robux blindly:
- Bank income first. The Skeletal Sabertooth is an income multiplier — it is far more valuable if your account is already earning and stealing efficiently. Get your existing lineup and stealing routine solid before you start opening premium eggs.
- Open Extinction Eggs in batches, not one at a time. The skeletal is a low-chance reroll, so single opens are pure variance. Batching gives you a fairer read on your luck and usually a regular Sabertooth or two along the way.
- Treat the regular Sabertooth as your realistic target. Most players who open Extinction Eggs will land a regular Sabertooth ($5B/s, Divine) long before a skeletal. That is already a top-3 pet — plan around getting it, and treat the skeletal as a bonus.
- Apply mutations if the game allows them on it. Steal An Egg mutations scale a pet's output. If a mutation slot is available, a mutated regular Sabertooth can close much of the gap to a base Skeletal Sabertooth for far less Robux.
- Don't trade off-platform. Every hatch, trade, and pet in Steal An Egg happens inside Roblox. Never buy or sell pets, accounts, or Robux through off-platform "deals" — that violates the Roblox Terms of Service and is how accounts get compromised.
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How the Skeletal Sabertooth Changes the Meta
Update 6 didn't just add a pet — it moved the entire income ceiling. When the top earner jumps from $6.9B/s (Aetheron) to $9B/s (Skeletal Sabertooth), every "best pets" ranking, value list, and trade board resets around the new #1. Expect the following over the next couple of weeks:
- Regular Sabertooth becomes the new "affordable Divine" benchmark — a $5B/s pet that plenty of players will actually own, unlike the skeletal.
- Older top pets lose relative trade value as the ceiling rises above them.
- Extinction Egg demand stays high until the next major egg, because it holds both the new floor (regular Sabertooth) and the new ceiling (skeletal) in one pool.
Because values in Steal An Egg shift within days of a major update, treat any specific income or trade number — including the ones here — as a snapshot of the Update 6 launch window, and re-check in-game before making a big trade.
FAQ
What is the best pet in Steal An Egg right now? As of Update 6 (September 26, 2026), the Skeletal Sabertooth is the highest-income pet at roughly $9B/s (Divine), per the community Steal An Egg Wiki. It replaced Aetheron ($6.9B/s) at the top.
How do you get the Skeletal Sabertooth? It hatches only as a rare skeletal reroll from the Extinction Egg, the Robux-store egg added in Update 6. You cannot buy it directly, and there are no codes for it.
How much does the regular Sabertooth make? The regular (non-skeletal) Sabertooth is a Divine pet producing about $5B/s — the standard top pull from the Extinction Egg and a strong pet on its own.
Are there codes for the Extinction Egg or Skeletal Sabertooth? No. Update 6 shipped without codes for this content. Any "free Skeletal Sabertooth code" is fake.
How many new pets came with Update 6? According to IGN, Update 6 "Dr. Scramble's Revenge" added 27 new pets — 15 Limited-time pets and 12 tied to the Extinction Egg pool, each with a rare skeletal reroll.
Is the Extinction Egg worth the Robux? The egg's floor is the regular Sabertooth ($5B/s, Divine), which is genuinely good, so you are not spending purely on a lottery. The Skeletal Sabertooth is the jackpot on top. If you value the base Sabertooth, the egg is worth it; if you only want the skeletal, be ready for heavy variance.
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Player counts cited from a live Roblox Games API pull (universe 10563114921) on September 30, 2026: 1,666,393 concurrent players, 6.06 billion lifetime visits. Pet income and rarity figures from the community-maintained Steal An Egg Wiki; new-pet counts from IGN's Update 6 coverage. Community values are unofficial and change frequently — verify in-game before trading.
