Pets

Pets

Fake an Egg pet collection guide: every rarity from Common to Celestial, which pets earn the most income and how to grow your money-making garden.

6 Tiers
Rarity Ladder
Celestial
Top Earner

Introduction

Pets are the heart of Fake an Egg. They hatch from the eggs you buy, they live in your pen, and while they sit there they generate the cash that funds every bigger egg, every area unlock and every rebirth. The pet rarity ladder runs from Common through Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic and finally Celestial, and each step up noticeably changes how fast your wallet fills. This page collects the pet families, their income behavior, what rarity actually means for your cash rate, and the habits that separate a casual hatch-collector from a player whose pen prints money. Because newer players often confuse a pet's flashiness with its income, we focus on the money math first and the collection side second, using community data and clearly marking the values that are estimates while the game economy matures.

Pet Rarity Quick Reference

PetTierIncome StyleBest Use
Common PetCTiny cash trickleFine for the first minutes
Rare PetBSteady mid-game earnerKeeps cash flowing early
Epic PetBStrong income petFaster grinding sessions
Legendary PetAPremium incomeNearly double epic income
Mythic PetATop-end earnerAccelerates rebirth cycles
Celestial PetSRarest income driverPowers the biggest rebirths

Pet Roster

C

Common Pet

common

The first pet every player hatches from a Starter egg

IncomeGives a tiny cash trickle that covers exactly nothing big, but it is the spark that starts the whole earning loop for a new account.
Best UsePerfect for the first minutes of a run while you learn the shop, the pen, and the rhythm of the game.
VerdictKeep your starter pet as a sentimental anchor; it will never carry your economy, and that is fine.
B

Rare Pet

rare

A solid mid-game earner that keeps your cash flow rising

IncomeProduces a noticeable upgrade over common pets — steady enough to smooth out your early egg-buying rhythm.
Best UseThe reliable workhorse of the early-to-mid game; keep several as a stable income base before gambling on higher shells.
VerdictValue pick for new players — cheap to acquire and dependable for hours of active play.
B

Epic Pet

epic

Strong income pets that make long grinding sessions much faster

IncomeA clear step above rare pets — your pen starts visibly ticker, which shortens the wait between egg purchases.
Best UseGreat for anyone who plays in longer sessions and wants measurable progress each hour without gambling on expensive shells.
VerdictThe comfortable middle ground that most mid-game players should target before savings up for premium tiers.
A

Legendary Pet

legendary

Premium drops that nearly double your income compared to epic pets

IncomeCommunity reports place legendary income close to double epic — the first rarity where your cash rate starts to feel serious.
Best UseBuild your mid-game economy around one or two legendaries; they fund the expensive egg tiers that follow.
VerdictThe sweet spot of value and power for most players — chase this before dreaming about celestial.
A

Mythic Pet

premium

Top-end pets that accelerate rebirth cycles significantly

IncomeOne of the highest earners in the game — a mythic in your pen noticeably shortens the saving window between rebirths.
Best UseYour rebirth engine: the faster cash rate lets you hit the next revival threshold sooner and stack multipliers quicker.
VerdictWorth the expensive egg gamble for players who live the rebirth loop; for casuals, legendary remains the safer target.
S

Celestial Pet

exclusive

The rarest tier seen in showcases; drives the biggest rebirths

IncomeCommunity showcases report celestial pets at the very top of the income scale, on a completely different level from mythic.
Best UseThe ultimate rebirth accelerator and the ultimate trophy — the pet that both machines your progress and dominates the show-off economy.
VerdictChase it for prestige and late-game power, but never sacrifice your whole bank for a single roll — the odds stay a mystery.

Core Mechanics

Every pet in Fake an Egg is a small cash machine with a rarity sticker. Placed inside your pen, it generates coins automatically, and the rarity ladder determines how fast: Common pets give a gentle trickle, while Celestial pets are reported to drive income at a completely different scale. You never steer the pet manually — the game simulates the earning while you walk around and play — which makes a strong lineup the true long-term investment in the entire game. The collection side adds a social layer: players love to show off their rarest pets in the shared grounds, and a full index becomes a personal achievement that anchors your account. Because exact income rates are not published, this page ranks pets by observed behavior and labels every value as a community estimate that can move with updates.

Advantages

Understanding the pet ladder stops you from wasting hatches on pets that cannot earn their keep. A targeted rarity chart tells you exactly which pets deserve your cash, which ones you keep for collection value only, and which one should become your money maker. Since income is the engine of everything else — bigger eggs, unlockable areas, faster rebirths — a small upgrade in pet rarity compounds into visible progress within one play session. Knowing which pets people show off also helps your stealing game: when you recognize a Celestial or Mythic pet in the crowd, you know exactly what the prize is worth and whether the risk of a grab is justified. The page doubles as a target list for stealth-focused players.

Challenges

Income rates and exact rarity statistics are community-observed rather than published, so the numbers on this page are estimates that can shift after a balance patch. The Celestial tier is community-reported from videos and showcases and has not been confirmed in official game text. Because the game launched in October 2026, new pets and rebalances are likely, which means today's top earner may be surpassed by a future hatch. Players should treat the rarity chart as a strong guide, but verify a specific pet's behavior in-game before spending a large bank on chasing it, and check the Updates page after each patch for nerfs and buffs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which pet rarity should I aim for first?+
Start with whatever hatches from your first few eggs and let it earn. As soon as you can reliably buy Rare or Epic eggs, aim for a Rare or Epic pet — the income jump is visible and the price is manageable. Save the legendary-plus chase for when your current pets can refill the cost quickly, because an expensive hatch that empties your bank stalls the whole loop if the roll disappoints.
Do higher rarity pets really earn more cash?+
Yes, in the community's observed ranking, higher rarities earn more per minute — Legendary pets are reported to nearly double the income of Epic pets, and Celestial pets sit at the top of the scale. Exact rates are not published, so treat the order as reliable and the exact amounts as estimates. One useful habit: watch a new pet's first two minutes in your pen and compare its trickle to your current earner before deciding where it belongs in your lineup.
Should I collect every pet or focus on income?+
You can do both if you separate roles. Keep one pet as your dedicated money maker and fill the rest of the pen with collection pieces, or run a mixed pen with one strong earner and a few rare showcase pets. The mistake is treating collection pets like earners: a Celestial rarity pet is a trophy, not necessarily your best cash engine. Decide what you want each slot to do, then hatch toward those goals.

Quick Tips

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Judge every new pet by its first two minutes in the pen, not its rarity sticker. The cash trickle in the first moments tells you more about real income than the label, because exact rates are unlisted and rarities only approximate the money math. If a new pet underperforms its sticker, slot it into the collection side of your pen instead of the earner side, and keep your proven money maker in place.

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Do not recycle a strong earner to chase a shinier pet. If your Legendary is quietly making you rich, keep farming with it while you hunt for a Mythic or Celestial upgrade — a bird in the pen beats a hatch in the shop. Switch out an earner only after the replacement has proven itself during a real income session, not just because the label sounds stronger.

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Show off your rarest pet in the shared grounds — but remember that showing off also advertises your prize to thieves. Run your flashiest pet when you are relaxing, and keep your genuinely valuable earner out of sight during risky sessions. If you must flex, do it in a quiet corner or right before you plan to log out, so the display never turns into a target list for disguise players.

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