Baluts at a glance
Baluts are the named collection and income objects in Steal a Balut. Use the Index when your goal is to find missing entries, and use All Pets when your goal is to choose which owned pets should generate cash in your Bakuran. Those are related systems, but they answer different questions: an unfilled collection slot is not automatically the best income choice. After choosing one, follow the Farm placement steps to confirm it is producing.
The current records include animals, characters, and the named Golden Balut, even though the game’s broad introduction may describe the collection as ducks. For any name, income figure, or ownership state that can change, treat the value shown by the current client as authoritative.
Named Balut records
The table lists the named records currently identified for this collection. Income values are recorded examples, not universal fixed values. A dash means that the available record does not establish a reliable value or acquisition method.
| Balut | Record type | Recorded cash/s | Acquisition note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Haribon | Named pet | $3.5M/s sample | Not confirmed |
| Baboy sa Likod Bahay | Named pet | $538K/s and $318K/s samples | Not confirmed |
| Bubong Pusa | Named pet | $305K/s sample | Carry it back to your Bakuran and follow the placement prompt |
| Pro Gamer Unggoy | Named pet | $168K/s sample | Not confirmed |
| Science Fair Bibo | Named pet | - | Not confirmed |
| Duwende | Named pet | - | Not confirmed |
| 3AM Manok | Named pet | - | Not confirmed |
| Videoke Palaka | Named pet | - | Not confirmed |
| Golden Balut | Named collection subject | - | Method and fixed income not confirmed |
These rows are best used for recognition and comparison. They are not a complete rarity chart, price list, or guaranteed ranking. In particular, the two Baboy sa Likod Bahay samples show why a name alone cannot determine the cash-per-second value of the specific pet you own.
What the recorded values mean
A cash-per-second figure describes the sample’s displayed income rate. It does not, by itself, prove a pet’s rarity, acquisition difficulty, drop rate, level, or best possible income. The Haribon example is useful as a high-value record, while the Bubong Pusa and Pro Gamer Unggoy examples help identify other recorded values; none should be treated as a promise that every copy of that name will display the same number.
For an actual replacement decision, open All Pets, note the cash-per-second value on the candidate, and compare it with the active pet you are considering removing. Prefer the client’s current number over a remembered list or a tier label. This matters especially when two copies share a name but show different rates.
Index and All Pets are different goals
Open Index to inspect collection progress. Entries that still show ??? identify gaps in the collection interface. The visible Claim All control is an Index action, but the available records do not establish every reward or condition attached to it, so do not assume that pressing it grants a particular Balut or completes every missing entry.
Check Index progress for collected Baluts
This moment supports the Index guidance by showing a collected chicken entry while reviewing collection progress.
Open All Pets to inspect owned pets, active capacity, and each pet’s displayed cash rate. This is the practical screen for deciding what to place in the farm. Filling the Index and maximizing active income can require different choices: a newly recognized name may be valuable for collection progress even when its current displayed rate is lower than the pet it would replace.
A useful way to organize your choices is:
- Check the Index for names you still need.
- Check All Pets for what you actually own and what each copy currently produces.
- Keep a collection target in mind without treating it as an automatic income upgrade.
- Compare a candidate’s displayed cash rate with the active slot it would replace.
- Place the selected pet in your Bakuran and recheck the active setup afterward.
This approach prevents a common mistake: selecting a Balut because its name sounds rare or because it appears in a list, without checking whether that specific copy improves your current farm.
How Baluts enter your collection
The available records support three broad routes without assigning an unsupported fixed method to every named Balut: hatching or otherwise collecting Baluts through the game’s collection systems, carrying a target back to your own area after an interaction, and stealing a pet from another player in a public server. The exact route for a particular name remains unconfirmed unless the current game interface states it.
When you obtain or steal a target, the supported practical checkpoint is returning with it to your own Bakuran and following the client’s placement prompt. After placement, check All Pets and the active slots rather than assuming the transfer changed your farm automatically. If a target is not shown as owned or placed, use the game’s current prompt and inventory state as the next authority; the available records do not establish a guaranteed recovery or protection rule.
Stealing is a riskier collection route because the target must be carried back while other players can affect the interaction. Speed and tools such as Speed and Martilyo are relevant to stealing decisions, but the available records do not provide a fixed speed requirement or a complete tool-by-Balut table. Do not infer that a particular Balut is safe to carry, impossible to steal, or protected for a fixed duration unless the current client explicitly shows that rule.
Golden Balut and other variants
Golden Balut is a distinct gold-themed collection subject. Its appearance in collection imagery supports using the name to recognize the target, but does not confirm that it can be hatched, bought, stolen, or assigned a fixed cash rate. Do not merge it with other gold-themed names such as Golden Trisikad or Trail: Gold; similar wording does not establish the same object or reward.
The same caution applies to names that appear in an Index or All Pets view without a reliable numeric record. Science Fair Bibo, Duwende, 3AM Manok, and Videoke Palaka are identified names, but the current records do not establish their rarity, price, income, or acquisition route. Keep them as recognition targets until the live interface provides those details.
Choosing a collection target or income upgrade
Choose an Index target when your priority is completing missing names. Start with the entries marked ???, then verify the result in the Index after the relevant collection action. Do not use a tier label as proof that a target is the next missing entry, because tiers compare selected displayed values rather than documenting every collection condition.
Choose an income upgrade when your priority is cash generation. Compare the live cash-per-second value of the candidate with the active pet being replaced, confirm that you have an available active slot or are intentionally swapping one, and place the choice in your Bakuran. If the new total does not look different, inspect the active list and placement state again rather than assuming the named Balut has a fixed rate.
Choose a stealing attempt when the potential collection or income benefit justifies the public-server risk. Plan around movement and carrying, use available mobility or tool upgrades where helpful, and treat the return to your Bakuran as the completion checkpoint. The evidence does not support a guaranteed success route, safe zone, or protection timer, so a failed attempt should be treated as an unresolved interaction rather than proof that the target cannot be obtained.
Limits to the current Balut list
This is a recognition and decision reference, not a permanent database. Values, names, active capacity, collection entries, and interaction rules can change with game updates. The displayed $3.5M/s, $538K/s, $318K/s, $305K/s, and $168K/s figures are sample observations tied to particular records; they should not be converted into fixed universal stats.
The current list also does not establish complete prices, odds, rarity tiers, guaranteed sources, or a full stealing ruleset for every Balut. For a live decision, verify three things in order: the current name in Index or All Pets, the specific copy’s displayed cash rate, and the placement or ownership state in your Bakuran. That verification keeps collection progress, active income, and risky acquisition attempts separate.
First-time Steal a Balut collection questions
How do I decide whether a Balut is worth replacing an active pet?
Open All Pets and compare that specific Balut’s displayed cash-per-second value with the active pet it would replace. Use the current client value rather than the name, appearance, or a tier label.
What does ??? mean in the Balut Index?
A ??? entry identifies a collection gap in the Index interface. It does not by itself confirm the missing Balut’s name, reward, acquisition method, or what Claim All will grant.
Is Golden Balut confirmed to have a special income rate?
No fixed Golden Balut income rate is confirmed here. Its gold-themed collection identity is supported, but verify the current game interface before assuming it can be hatched, bought, stolen, or used for a particular cash rate.