Steal An Egg Sizes are confirmed only as part of the discovery system. The collected first-party public records do not name size tiers, explain their effects or show whether the same rules apply to eggs and pets.
Verified Steal An Egg Sizes status
System existence: verified. Named sizes: not verified. Numeric multipliers: not verified. Income effects: not verified.
The page remains noindex until it can answer a size query with more than visual guesses. Promotional images use dramatic scale for marketing and cannot establish a formal size tier.
What a reliable size list needs
Each record needs the exact visible size label, the entity it applies to, the observed effect, a source URL or retained first-party record, a checked date and the current-game identity. Numeric comparisons need a consistent baseline.
If size affects income or value, the page must show how that conclusion was measured. A large model in a thumbnail does not prove a multiplier.
The observation should preserve the entity name, visible size label, comparison baseline and exact unit before claiming an effect. Screenshots need enough surrounding interface to identify the current experience. A second dated observation should confirm the same relationship, especially when a server event, pass or mutation could change the displayed result.
Eggs, pets and size
The developer description lists eggs, pets, sizes and mutations together, but it does not define the relationship between those categories. The Egg Index and Pets page should link to size records only when the applicable entity is verified.
Official artwork and scale
Official thumbnails show large eggs and creatures because the images are designed to communicate action and rarity quickly. Perspective, cropping and promotional composition make those images unsuitable for measuring in-game size.
Thumbnail 03 may be used as a contextual image because it clearly shows a large T-Rex Egg and creature model, but the caption must say that the scene does not establish a named size tier.
Steal An Egg Sizes observed in public video
A Bemmy video published 2026-08-16 repeatedly compares egg sizes while waiting for resets at 11:30-12:00. The observation supports visible variation in that captured build, alongside the official description’s statement that sizes exist.
The clip does not provide a complete list of available size tiers, formal tier names or a numeric multiplier. Descriptive words in a creator’s title are not accepted as interface labels. The page therefore records the dated observation without turning it into a size table.
How to compare Steal An Egg Sizes
Use the same camera context and preserve the visible egg name, label and surrounding interface. Compare two examples only when perspective and cropping do not create the difference. If the interface displays a value, record the exact unit and any mutation or event state.
Repeat the comparison after a reset or in another dated source. A stable record needs the same named size or measured effect more than once. Until then, the correct answer is that visual size variation was observed but the rules remain unknown.
Size, rarity and value are separate fields
A larger appearance does not automatically prove a rarer egg, higher income or stronger fused pet. Each relationship needs its own evidence. Size records must never inherit rarity or value from a thumbnail composition alone.
Record apparent scale only as an observation until an interface label confirms the category. Keep camera angle, distance and source timestamp with the comparison.
Publication gate
The Steal An Egg Sizes page can move to indexable status after at least three named sizes have source-backed effects or definitions distinct from the pet and egg pages. Until then, the status content protects users from fabricated lists while documenting the evidence needed.
Source note
Primary source: Roblox game description for Universe 10563114921; size comparison observation from Bemmy’s public video, checked 2026-08-20. No complete size list was found.