Steal A Balut Duck List: Named Pets and Income Examples
Quick answer
- Gameplay calls the inventory All Pets and includes animals and characters beyond literal ducks.
- Use these named examples for recognition; check your Index and current pet values for your own collection and earning decisions.
Read the list as named collection examples
The Steal A Balut duck list is best understood alongside the client's All Pets inventory. The official introduction uses ducks for the hatchling collection, while gameplay names include Haribon, Baboy sa Likod Bahay, Bubong Pusa and Pro Gamer Unggoy. This page preserves those names instead of inventing a roster of duck species.
The examples here come from visible owned and active pets. They help you recognize entries, but they are not a declaration that the entire current Index ends with these names. For your next collection target, open the Index guide and use the entries shown by your own client.
Recognize the pets with shown income
| Pet | Recorded label | How to use the example |
|---|---|---|
| Haribon | $3.5M/s | Compare against your own specimen |
| Baboy sa Likod Bahay | $538K/s and $318K/s | Same-name specimens can differ |
| Bubong Pusa | $305K/s | Check the value in your active list |
| Pro Gamer Unggoy | $168K/s | An earning example, not a fixed species rate |
These are labels in an October 27 gameplay session. They are useful examples of what the income interface looks like, not guaranteed returns for every account. The two Baboy sa Likod Bahay values are particularly helpful: a matching name does not ensure a matching per-second figure.
Snapshot as ofLook beyond the earning examples
Other visible names in the All Pets inventory include Science Fair Bibo, Duwende, 3AM Manok and Videoke Palaka. Those examples widen the collection vocabulary without assigning a cash rate, drop chance or acquisition route to each one. A colorful card or a memorable name is not enough to derive those extra details.
If a name is new to you, decide whether you are looking for a collection entry or an income replacement. The distinction keeps a useful recognition list from becoming an unsupported “strongest pet” claim. When you need an actual comparison, use the current values of the pets you own rather than guessing from their appearance.
Choose a specimen for an active slot
For earning decisions, compare the entries that can actually occupy your active capacity. The recorded interface provides View All, Unequip and Equip Best. Review the available pets and their displayed rates before spending on more capacity or replacing an existing entry. A duplicate name may still offer a different result from the specimen you already use.
The duck tier list orders four recorded income examples editorially and explains its limits. The base income guide covers the practical handoff from placing a returned pet to considering the active lineup.
Use names to make your next trip purposeful
A recognition list is most useful when it helps you choose a goal. Pick a name you want to add to your collection, or decide that your next trip should improve a particular occupied slot. Those are both reasonable plans; neither requires you to chase every unfamiliar model you see on the map.
Keep your return route in mind before taking a hatchling home. An interesting name still belongs to the hatching, stealing, escape and placement loop. When your collection is the priority, save the income comparison for later. When cash is the priority, let your own displayed values decide which specimen deserves the active slot.