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Shoot For Eggs Tier List

An editorial keep-or-sell board based on cash labels from recorded sessions. It is not an official power ranking. Animals with no readable rate are left off, on purpose.

Shoot For Eggs Tier List

An editorial keep-or-sell board based on cash labels from recorded sessions. It is not an official power ranking. Animals with no readable rate are left off, on purpose.

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How the board was scored

S through D compare observed cash roles for the same job: which hatches were worth a plot slot in the recorded sessions. Dragon is high because a session called it a top earner. Starter animals are low because they paid about $1 or nothing. Bat is omitted because readings span $3 to $200 per second. Wyvern is omitted from the letters because a $1.2 billion label appears on one illustration and the footage catalog never recorded its egg. Read the number on your own animal before you sell.

Which Shoot For Eggs boards are on this hub?

Two jobs, two lists. Open a child page for the long table. This hub is the snapshot.

Tieranimals13 ranked rows.

S tier

animalsDragonA recorded session credited a Dragon with about +200,000 income and called it the biggest earner on the base. Sources include a large Strawberry Egg after about 19 minutes, a small Dragon from a Lucky Egg, and a mini Dragon from a Heaven Egg.

Player decision Keep a Dragon whose label is among your best. The +200,000 figure is one session, not a fixed rate, and a small or mini Dragon may pay less than the large one.

A tier

animalsKrakenA Devil Egg hatch announced Secret and produced a Kraken. A Hacker Egg also produced a Kraken. One plot was described with three Krakens. No stable cash rate was captured.

Player decision Keep it until you can read the cash label. Do not sell or keep it on the Secret word alone. A Polar Bear was called rare and still paid poorly.

animalsCaloridosAn Epic Egg hatched Caloridos in about 40 seconds at $156 in the clearest reading. Transcripts also spell it Caloridas, Caloridus, Calauridus, and Chalicedus. It was later sold inside a batch that left the player around $3,000,000.

Player decision Keep it while $156 beats your other labels. Sell it if you need millions for a gun and a stronger animal is ready to take the slot.

B tier

animalsKangarooA small Strawberry Egg hatched a Kangaroo at about $17. A Mystery Egg also hatched one. The player kept it and was surprised the pay was low for that egg.

Player decision Keep it early. Replace it when animals over your cleanup line, about $50 in one session, need the slot.

animalsCobraA small Cobra hatched from a Cosmic or Space Egg in about 3 minutes. A Legendary Triple-Head Cobra was also owned. Cobras were among the animals kept when everything under about $50 was removed. The exact rate was not shown.

Player decision Keep a Cobra that clears your current cutoff. The Legendary label on the Triple-Head variant is a collection note, not a measured rate.

animalsMinotaurA Tiger Egg hatched a golden Minotaur, also heard as Meenator. It was kept when animals under about $50 were removed. The exact rate was not shown.

Player decision Keep it while its label beats your cutoff. Do not keep it only because it is golden.

C tier

animalsFrogA Magic Egg hatched a Frog at $3. That sits with the cheap starter cluster.

Player decision Unequip or sell it when the plot is full and a higher label is waiting.

animalsPigeonA Pigeon hatched on screen at $2. The egg was not identified.

Player decision Treat it as a filler. Sell it when you need the slot.

animalsPolar BearA Six-Seven Egg hatched a Polar Bear that the player called quite rare and low earning. No cash number was captured.

Player decision Do not protect a slot for the rare comment. Sell or keep based on the label you see.

D tier

animalsHamsterHamsters hatched from Common, Neon, and Green Eggs at $1 per second and were grouped with cheap animals.

Player decision Fine as a first animal. Sell or unequip it as soon as the plot blocks a better egg.

animalsCrabA Jungle Egg hatched a Crab at $1. It was culled with the other starter animals.

Player decision Replace it when any higher label needs the slot.

animalsSnailA Snail hatched on screen at $1. The egg was not identified.

Player decision Sell it during the first cleanup.

animalsLizardA small lizard from a Jungle Egg showed $0 and was sold. It was also part of the batch sale that preceded a roughly $3,000,000 balance.

Player decision Sell or unequip a $0 lizard immediately. It occupies a slot and does not pay.

FAQ

Shoot For Eggs ranking questions

Is this the official animal tier list?

No. Each row uses a cash label or a keep-or-sell action from recorded sessions. The same animal can show different numbers, and those cases are left off the board.

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