Fake an Egg Wiki — Roblox Guide, Pets & Rarities

The egg disguise is Fake an Egg's signature ability. You turn yourself into a static egg that blends into the scenery, then park yourself in a busy area where other players collect eggs. While a victim is distracted, you drop the disguise, grab their best pet and run for a safe spot. The trick works best in crowded zones because players naturally filter out eggs that sit still.

Stealing works best when you pick the right target and the right moment. Avoid the richest-looking players — they are often the most alert — and go for someone showing off a valuable pet while distracted. Steal their best pet, then run toward a hiding spot or an escape route before they notice and chase you. A quick redirect through crowds is your best friend.

Community guides report the first rebirth costs $750 cash, though exact numbers can shift with updates. Rebirth resets your pets, cash and pens but adds an income multiplier for the next cycle. Because the multiplier stacks, the general advice is to rebirth as soon as you can afford it instead of hoarding cash for expensive eggs — the boosted income pays for bigger eggs faster.

It depends on where you are in the game. Early on, Starter and Rare eggs are cheap and quick to hatch, giving you pets that fund your next purchase. Once you have steady income, Mythic and Celestial eggs offer the strongest pets — Celestial is the top tier referenced by the community, though it is extremely rare. Event eggs also rotate in with seasonal updates and often hold limited pets.

Fake an Egg supports player-to-player trading, usually by swapping pets directly or offering in-game cash for a pet. Rarity drives value first, and Celestial pets are currently the top currency in trades. Deal in public areas, never hand over a pet before you see the other side's offer, and treat any request to trade outside the game's trade window as a red flag.

Fake an Egg has no active codes or redeem system at launch. The official game page and the developer's team posts do not list any codes, and the genre's usual patterns show no redemption program. If the developer adds a code system later, this wiki will publish the verified list here the moment it appears.