Ride A Pet Pets: Dated Index List, Odds and Stat Guide

Use the Index to identify a pet, then check the actual egg preview to find its source. This reference preserves named entries and labels visible in September screenshots. It is a partial record, with locked entries and later additions left unresolved. The Fox guide shows why a pet appearing on a paid Shop card does not establish a paid-only acquisition route.

Which pets are visible in the saved Index?

These September 16, 2026 Index labels are transcribed from the saved panel:

The saved rarity ladder continues to 1 in 7Qi, with other entries shown as silhouettes. Those silhouettes are not enough evidence to assign pet names.

These are Index labels, not a verified pool for one particular map egg. They do not tell you that every listed pet can hatch from every egg, or establish the per-hatch chance after boosts. For an acquisition decision, match the pet to the current egg preview or source shown in your client. The egg locations guide covers the separate question of finding eggs.

Which pets appear on the saved Dragon Egg card?

A separate September 16 Shop screenshot shows these paid Dragon Egg outcomes:

The shop screenshot reference includes prices and the Giant Egg’s separate rarity-band panel. A Shop share and an Index 1-in-N label describe different displayed information; do not combine them into a new pool.

The saved first Rebirth panel also names a Horse requirement. That supports a dated requirement, not a verified Horse egg source, hatch chance or current complete Rebirth list.

What do the stats on a pet card mean?

The saved pet panels show:

• Weight (KG) — a displayed property, with examples such as 2,724 KG or 3,033 KG.
• Age — an age value beside the pet.
• EXP bar — a progress display.
• Cash per second — an income value above placed pets, alongside a total HUD rate.

For income, compare the current $/s values of your own pets, including any visible modifiers. A species name or an old tier ranking cannot account for the stats and mutations on your particular pet. For travel, compare its current riding performance separately. The screenshots do not provide a formula proving that weight or age alone determines either result.

The captured UI includes Place Best. After using it, check which pets were placed and whether the total income changed as expected; do not assume an old roster ranking describes your collection.

How do pet slots and the Index work?

The September HUD shows PETS 5/5. The saved first-Rebirth panel includes +1 slot, so the HUD capacity is more useful than treating five as a permanent account limit.

The Index has Pets, Eggs and Mutations tabs. A captured collection milestone offered $15K. Treat that as an observed reward, then read the milestone and claim state in your current client. After a new hatch, confirm that its entry registered before making a sell or progression decision; the old screenshot does not prove a manual registration step is required.

For the detailed panel walkthrough, use the Index guide.

Which pets should I keep?

1. Compare current income and riding usefulness before replacing a pet.
2. Read the next Rebirth requirement before selling a named required pet.
3. Confirm collection registration and any special variant information in the current Index.
4. Check the current sale confirmation instead of assuming a duplicate has no further use.

This is a comparison process for your existing collection, not a recommendation to buy a random pet or chase a particular rarity.

Where does this list come from?

The pet names and Index labels come from the site’s saved September 16, 2026 Index screenshot; the Shop table comes from its saved September 16 Shop screenshot. They remain useful dated evidence. The official Roblox experience describes the map-egg and mutation loop but does not publish a full pet database. This page does not claim that the September list covers later updates.