Pet Forest Income Planner

The income planner is a comparison sheet. Pet Forest shows a money tick on placed pets. You do not need a script to read it. You need a habit. This page is that habit, aligned with the tier list and controls sort toggles.

Sibling tool: Collection Checklist. Hub: Tools Hub.

The only formula that matters

Keep a pet on the plot if its tick is higher than your current weakest placed pet. Everything else is flavor. Cute is a slot problem, not a tile problem. Limited plus weak tick is a save slot problem.

Write this table in your notes each session:

Slot	Species	Coat / Chromatic	Size	Tick	Decision
Worst tile					Replace?
Best tile					Protect
Candidate					Place / slot / grind

Fill it before you shake a tree and after you clone. Community footage cites ticks from millions through trillions. Your numbers will not match a streamer’s screenshot. That is expected.

Modifiers to write in the notes column

• Mutation coat (Candy, Vampiric, Alien, …) — mutation tiers
• Chromatic star
• Huge size
• Event limited — limited event pets
• Serial number

A Chromatic huge crab beats a default fox even if the fox is Elusive. Rank species first, coat second, feelings third.

Session plans

Early game. Place everything. You have no worst tile yet. Follow Getting Started.

Mid game. Replace farm fillers with palm, birch, and desert pays. Use How to Get Pets.

Event week. Allow one or two weak Alien tiles if you still need the set, then slot them. Alien Event.

Clone available. Only spend the tool if the candidate tick beats best tile or frees three weak tiles. Cloning Pets.

What not to optimize

Do not optimize decorations. Do not optimize codes. Do not optimize scripts. Those shelves are empty or cosmetic. Optimize the worst tile, then go take a walk in the biome that drops the next candidate.

When Admin Abuse lands, snapshot the table first. New admin pets can scramble every row. Restore the snapshot if you panic-placed a glitch fox over a trillion crab. The planner is how you undo a chaotic night without blaming the game.

If you hate writing tables, use the in-game most-valuable sort as a rough planner and only write numbers when two pets look close. Close ticks are where coats matter. A 2% difference is not worth a clone tool. A 10x difference is. The tier list exists for the 10x cases. This page exists for the annoying middle, where a Chromatic lynx and a default turtle waste your evening until you write both ticks down.

If a friend refuses to write numbers, spectate their plot for one tick cycle and do the table for both of you. Shared numbers end clone arguments faster than adjectives.

Revisit the table after you spend Robux. Paid clones distort memory. Write the new tick before you admire the model. If the number is not a leap, you bought a souvenir. That is allowed. It is just not a plan.