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Shuffle an Egg Animals: Documented Pet List and Cash Roles

Identify Shuffle an Egg animals, their cash-earning role online and offline, and how won eggs hatch into pets — a documented roster subset, not a full list.

Quick answer

Animals are Shuffle an Egg's income source: they earn cash while you play and keep earning while you're offline. You get them by winning eggs from the dealer's shuffled cups, placing those eggs in your base, and hatching them — and each hatched animal produces cash per second. The roster on this page is a documented subset of the game's animals, not the complete list.

  • Officially stated: 'Use Animals to Earn Cash!' and 'Your Animals earns Cash offline!'
  • Beyond the shuffle, eggs also come from playtime rewards, direct purchases, and paid exclusive packs.
  • Animals appear in rarity variants — gold, diamond, radioactive, rainbow, divine, secret, legendary, and more.
  • An 'equip best pets' action decides which animals produce the cash rate shown on screen.

How animals are obtained

Roadmap

  1. 1

    Win an egg from the shuffle

    Choose an egg to play for, then watch the dealer shuffle and pick the right cup — guessing correctly wins you that egg.

  2. 2

    Place it in your base and hatch it

    Won eggs sit in your base and hatch on a timer; the gameplay footage shows a radioactive bat egg becoming 'ready in one moment'.

  3. 3

    Collect the cash

    The hatched animal generates cash per second, both while you're playing and while you're offline.

    • Playtime rewards hand out eggs too — the footage collects frog, bat, tiger, T-Rex, caviar, and ostrich eggs from its reward track, with 50 million and 100 million milestones alongside.
    • Some animals skip the shuffle: a rainbow mouse egg could be bought outright for 8 Robux, and paid exclusive packs can contain pets — a Kraken was offered for 100 Robux.

Animals seen in gameplay

Every name below appears in gameplay footage of Shuffle an Egg. The footage is auto-transcribed, so spellings are as they sound, and the complete animal list isn't established — treat this as a documented subset rather than the full roster. The game updates every Saturday, so new names can arrive with any update.

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Frog

Seen as a 'diamond frog egg'.

Bat

Seen as a 'radioactive bat egg'.

Tiger

Seen as a 'gold tiger'.

T-Rex

Seen as a 'T-Rex legendary egg'.

Snail

'We got a snail egg' during the run.

Ostrich

Includes a 'secret ostrich' and a 'rainbow ostrich'.

Kabiara

A capybara-like animal the transcript spells 'Kabiara', 'kabi bar egg', 'cavy bar egg', and 'Cabi Barara'; described as 'a divine'. The exact in-game spelling isn't settled by the footage.

Hamster

Seen as a 'radioactive hamster' and a 'rainbow hamster'.

Mouse

Seen as a 'rainbow mouse egg' and a 'radioactive mouse egg'.

Seal

Seen as a 'gold seal egg' and a 'radioactive seal egg'.

Gorilla

Seen as a 'gold gorilla' and a 'radioactive gorilla egg'.

Polar bear

Seen as a 'gold polar bear'.

Snake

Seen as a 'gold snake' and a 'cosmic snake egg gold'.

Sphinx

Seen as a 'diamond sphinx'.

Mammoth

Described as 'a law rarity mammoth egg'.

Kraken

Obtained from an exclusive pack; later called the strongest equipped pet in the run.

Two names stay off the grid because the footage doesn't settle what animal they refer to: 'caviar egg', which appears as a playtime-reward egg name, and 'babushka', described only as 'a legendary' purchase.

Session income readings and rarity labels

The readings below were shown during a single session of play, so they reflect that session's upgrades rather than fixed per-animal stats.

Comparison

Comparison
Animal (as named in the video)Variant/rarity label shownOutput shown in that session
Radioactive batRadioactive7,000/s, later 100,000/s after cash-multi upgrades
Gold tigerGold160,000/s
T-RexLegendary300,000/s
Kabiara ('kabi bar egg')Divine2.6 million
Secret ostrichSecret8 million/s
SnailNot stated5 million
Rainbow ostrichRainbow13 trillion/s
Diamond sphinxDiamond21 trillion
Gold polar bearGold92 trillion
Radioactive hamsterRadioactive124 trillion/s
Rainbow mouse / rainbow hamsterRainbow372 trillion
Gold sealGold309 trillion
Radioactive sealRadioactive2.17 QA
Radioactive gorillaRadioactive14 QA per second
Gold gorillaGold200 QA (stated value when found; output not shown)
Unnamed '2.85 kg rainbow' petRainbow25 QA per second

These are session snapshots, not stat blocks. The same radioactive bat reads 7,000 per second and later 100,000 per second after the player buys cash multipliers (2x, then 8x) and rebirths, so treat any number here as an example of scale rather than a fixed value — your own rates will depend on your upgrades and rebirths.

Rarity labels heard across the footage include legendary, divine, secret, epic, mythical, gold, diamond, radioactive, rainbow, cyber, and law. The player states 'in this game, the best rarity is actually rainbow', but divine, secret, law, cyber, and mythical labels appear as well, and no official rarity order is established — check how rarities rank in-game before spending on that assumption.

Equipping: 'Equip best pets' sets your displayed income

The footage repeatedly uses an equip action on collected animals. After pulling a Kraken from an exclusive pack: 'let's go ahead and equip our best pets... this gives us billions per second. 5 billion per second.' Later: 'let's equip the best. And still, if you probably could have guessed it, the Kraken is still our best one here.' And after hatching a radioactive hamster: 'Equip best. 124 trillion per second.'

What this establishes: the pets you equip are the animals producing the cash rate shown on screen, and an equip-best shortcut picks them for you. What it doesn't cover: pet slot counts, pet capacity, and equipment items aren't established on this page, so treat slot and equipment mechanics as unresolved until you check them in-game.