Steal an Egg Mutations: All Multipliers, Bloom & Sizes

Mutations seen in-game

MutationWhere it shows up
GoldenCommon early — Golden Chicken, Golden Bear, Golden Ice Dragon all seen
SilverSilver Tung Tung Sahur (Brainrot egg), Silver Bear
Rainbow”Rainbow super rare” eggs in Prehistoric/Cosmic; Eternal Rainbow Mosasaurus
ShinyCosmic and late-game hatches

A mutated egg is usually visible in the nest before you grab it (the shell colour changes), so they are worth a detour when the route is safe. The developer does not publish multipliers — the table below lists what each major source reports. “Shiny” in footage is most likely the metallic reflection of the Silver aura; no source lists Shiny as a separate mutation.

All mutations and multipliers (three sources compared)

MutationHow to get itBeebom / Eldorado / SportskeedaFandom wikiIGN (measured on cards)
SilverAny hatch or the fuse machine (wiki roll weight 6/100)×1.25×1.2+17% to +20% seen on Silver pets
GoldenAny hatch or the fuse machine (wiki 4/100)×2×2.5not fixed
RainbowAny hatch or the fuse machine (wiki 1/100)×2.5×3.5not fixed
BloomSakura Incubator in Cherry Blossom, partial charge (Update 1)×1.5×1.25—
Spirit Bloom (IGN calls it “Sakura Bloom”)Sakura Incubator, full charge — the wiki says a full charge guarantees it, IGN describes it as a low chance×3×2.5—
Parasite / MonstrousMonster Chest from the Hungry Frog event (Update 2); Titan Temple monsters only, limited-time—×3”low chance” from a Monster Chest

Which column is right? IGN measured a Silver T-Rex at +20% and a Silver King Snake at +17% against the index value — close to both 1.2× and 1.25× — and concluded the game does not use one fixed number, possibly because weight rounds the result. Treat the value-site figures as approximations and read the money-per-second on the card (pet list).

Sakura Incubator in brief (Fandom wiki + Eldorado, 22 Aug): it sits at the back of the Cherry Blossom biome and is unlocked by submitting an Epic Crane (consumed); you charge it with Sakura Crystals from the recurring Great Bloom event, place a pet inside, and the charge level decides Bloom versus Spirit Bloom. Charge decays if the machine sits idle.

Stacking (Fandom wiki formula): final income = base income × colour multiplier × size multiplier, so a Golden Giant or Rainbow Huge roll multiplies twice — which is why the same pet name can show wildly different cards.

Size and “Huge”

Every pet and egg has a size, displayed as a weight (kg). Normal rolls are the baseline; “huge” and “massive” rolls can be taller than the player and pay many times more — one late-game clip shows a Kraken “you can’t even see the top of” as the team’s second-best earner, and an Eternal Ice Dragon near 1B/s on a large roll. The official description lists Huge alongside the top rarities because it is that important.

Why this matters for your base

  • A Huge or Rainbow Legendary can out-earn a small Secret — always read money per second (pet list).
  • Keep duplicates of a pet you like: three copies go into the fuse machine.
  • Give away small spares rather than deleting them (how to give pets).

Update 1 and Update 2

Update 1 (22 August) added the Cherry Blossom biome, the Sakura Incubator and the Bloom / Spirit Bloom mutations; Update 2 (29 August) added Titan Temple, the Robux-store Monster Egg with Mecha variants, and the limited Parasite / Monstrous mutation from Monster Chests. New mutations are added to the table above as sources confirm them — update log. Scripts advertising a “mutation selector” or “pet spawner” are exploits, not features.

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