What each pet costs and what it pays, taken from creator recordings published on August 15, September 1, and October 14, 2026. Rows are dated readings, not today's shop values. Checked October 14, 2026.
What it answers: which pets have actually been seen in the game, the roll odds or pity counter shown next to them, the price the pedestal asked, and the income the pen paid at that moment.
Where the numbers come from: three creator recordings, published August 15, September 1, and October 14, 2026. The October recording is the only one made after the game's October 12, 2026 update, so it is the closest thing here to the current build.
What it will not do: hand out S, A, and B ranks. A rank letter hides the cost and the payout, which are the two facts a purchase decision needs. The table prints both and lets your own cash rate sort them.
A rarity label is not a cash rate: "Mythical" describes how rare a roll is, not what the pet pays per second, and a 0.000286% roll can sit unbought on the pedestal for the whole session because the price is $65T.
Filter by where the pet comes from. Every row carries the recording it was read from, so a value can be rechecked instead of trusted.
| Pet | Where it comes from | Rarity or odds seen | Buy price seen | Income seen | Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dog | Roll pedestal | roll, 50% | $15 | $10/s | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Chicken | Roll pedestal | roll, 33.3% | $75 | $15/s | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Owl | Roll pedestal | roll, low tier | not read | $15/s | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Koala | Roll pedestal | roll, low tier | not read | $12/s | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Parrot | Roll pedestal | roll, low tier | not read | $20/s | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Bat | Roll pedestal | roll, low tier | not read | not read | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Hamster | Roll pedestal | Rare, 5.56% | $15K | $350/s | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Capybara | Roll pedestal | roll, mid tier | $5K | $200/s | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Turtle | Roll pedestal | roll, mid tier | not read | $65/s | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Lizard | Roll pedestal | roll, mid-high tier | $90K | not read | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Goat | Roll pedestal | roll, high tier | $140K | not read | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Alligator | Roll pedestal | Epic, 1 in 140 (Aug) / 1 in 120 (Oct) | $1M | not read | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Bear | Roll pedestal | roll, epic-plus tier | $4M | not read | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Horse | Roll pedestal | 1 in 1,500 | $300M | not read | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Triceratops | Roll pedestal | 0.0286% | $2B | not read | Sep 1, 2026 recording |
| Snaketrio | Roll pedestal | 1 in 2,131 | $30B | not read | Aug 15, 2026 recording |
| Trexasaur | Roll pedestal | Mythical, 0.000286% | $65T | not read | Aug 15, 2026 recording |
| Cat | Roll pedestal | special spin, 25% tier | spin entry | not read | Aug 15, 2026 recording |
| Snail | Gem Shop | Gem Shop | 150 Gems | 1.25x current best | Sep 1, 2026 recording |
| Ostrich | Gem Shop | Gem Shop | 450 Gems | 1.5x current best | Sep 1, 2026 recording |
| Lion | Gem Shop | Gem Shop | 1,500 Gems | 2.0x current best | Sep 1, 2026 recording |
| Gold Chicken | Merge Pets | 5 Chicken + 50 Gems | 50 Gems | $30/s | Oct 14, 2026 recording |
| Gold Capybara | Merge Pets | 5 Capybara + 50 Gems | 50 Gems | $400/s | Sep 1, 2026 recording |
| Cerberus | Fuse Machine | Legendary, 5 Goat + $50M + 75 Gems + 5 min | $50M + 75 Gems | $40K/s | Sep 1, 2026 recording |
| Qilin | Fuse Machine | Mythical, 3 Bear + $500M + 200 Gems + 10 min | $500M + 200 Gems | $500K/s | Sep 1, 2026 recording |
A Player Sandbox estimate: put in the cash you hold and the cash per second your own pen is paying, and this divides the gap by your own rate. The prices are dated readings, not today's shop values.
$5,000 short — about 1 min at your current rate.
$5,000 recorded for Capybara on Oct 14, 2026 recording. Player Sandbox reading, not an official constant.
The same Capybara reading was $200/s in two different sessions, while a Dog read $10/s and a Koala $12/s in another. Those pens were running different cash multipliers, so treat every income cell as a sample and read your own pen's label instead.
A pet listed at 1 in 120 and a pet listed at 1 in 1,500 can ask for $1M and $300M respectively. Rarity sets how long the wait is; the price tag decides whether you can take it when it lands.
A pedestal pet stays only while it is not replaced. A session that hit an Epic Alligator without $1M ready lost it on the next roll — see how the Auto Roll filter overwrites pedestals.
Five names that earlier versions of this page ranked cannot be traced to any screen in any checked recording.
Zebra, Giraffe, Elephant, Monkey, and Rabbit do not appear in the August 15, September 1, or October 14 recordings, and no creator-owned page lists them either. They are left out of the table rather than ranked on reputation.
That is an absence of evidence rather than a verdict on the game: a partial recording cannot prove a pet is missing. The list the game itself keeps is the in-game Index, which also pays a permanent cash bonus for filling it — 5 pets for +5% cash, 10 for +10%, and 20 for +15% in the October session. See the animal roster on the wiki hub for what each recording did show.
Three decisions that come up in every session, in the order they come up.
A Cheap roll that pays every second beats a Mythical you cannot afford to lift off the pedestal. Read the price tag before the rarity banner.
Cash Boost, extra roll slots, luck, and the paid multiplier passes change how fast every pen pays. The cash rate levers are what make the expensive rows buyable.
Large models like Triceratops crowd a single pen. The floor unlock costs are 100 and 5,000 rebirth points, which is usually cheaper than the pet you were saving for.
What this comparison covers, what it refuses to guess, and how the numbers should be read.
No. The creator publishes no ranking, no complete pet list, and no income table. Any tier list you find for this game, including this page, is built from what someone watched or played.
A rank letter hides the two numbers that decide the purchase: what the pet costs and what it pays. The table shows the recorded price and income per pet, and the estimate below turns them into time, so you can rank them against your own zoo instead of against a letter.
No. Cash per second depends on the cash multiplier that player had at the time, so a $200/s reading is not a fixed value for that animal. Compare the order of magnitude, then read your own pet's rate off its own label in the pen.
No recording checked so far has shown any of those five on screen, so this page does not rank them. That is an absence of evidence, not proof they are missing: open the in-game Index and read the list the game itself keeps.
The recordings showed those pets placed and paying, but never showed their pedestal price. A blank cell is honest; a filled-in guess would be copied by players as fact.
The one whose price your current cash per second clears soonest at a rate you can read on its own label. Early on that is a cheap roll like a Dog or Chicken; saving for a Goat at $140K while your pen pays $200/s is a long wait.
Roster, systems, and the recording each animal name came from.
IncomeThe upgrades and passes that raise what every pen pays.
ToolsPlan a reset or an upgrade with your own readings.
