October 17, 2026: The Halloween Dimension is live in Steal An Egg. For Day 2, the most useful approach is to separate confirmed in-game discoveries from social-media claims that still need checking. This guide explains how to judge a promising pet without treating an unverified screenshot as an official result.
How to judge the best pets
There is no reliable basis here to declare one definitive Day 2 winner. Compare each find by its in-game income, rarity, variant or mutation, and how reliably you can obtain it. A rare egg is not useful if you lose it before returning to your base.
- Verify the pet: Check the current in-game Index and event notice.
- Compare income: Use the number displayed in your own game, not an old post.
- Check variants: Size and mutations can affect performance.
- Consider your progress: A repeatable upgrade may be more valuable than a difficult one-off chase.
What counts as a confirmed Day 2 discovery?
Look for a dated screenshot or clip that clearly shows the game interface, pet name, rarity and stats. Compare it with current event information. Cropped images, reposts without dates and older clips can make existing content look new. The official Roblox game page and the Steal Egg update history are useful starting points, but confirm important details in-game.
Day 2 checklist for players
- Visit the event area and note the eggs currently available.
- Record a new pet's name, rarity, variant and displayed income.
- Keep confirmed discoveries separate from rumors.
- Check official event timing before spending Robux or limited currency.
For more event context, read our Halloween Dimension guide and Candy Corn farming guide. This report focuses on verifying player discoveries rather than repeating unconfirmed claims.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best pet found on Day 2?
A definitive winner is not confirmed by the evidence available for this report. Compare current in-game income, rarity, variants and acquisition method.
Are social media screenshots enough?
Not by themselves. Check the date and game interface, then compare the claim with the in-game Index or current event information.
Should I spend all my Halloween currency on a rare egg?
Not automatically. Verify its rewards and the event end time, and consider which other rewards you would miss.
How do I know whether one pet is better?
Compare the income shown in-game while accounting for size and mutation. Rarity alone does not guarantee the best performance.
Bottom line
For a useful Day 2 report, treat unverified pet claims as leads—not facts. Check the game, record the displayed stats and update your ranking only when the discovery can be supported.
