Adopt Me Values (Updated Daily)
Welcome To Adopt Me Values — Your Trusted Source For Accurate And Up-To-Date Pet And Item Values.
Strawberry Shortcake Bat Dragon
Legendary
Strawberry Shortcake Bat Dragon Backpack
Legendary
Halloween Black Axe Guitar Accessory
Ultra Rare
Halloween Slime Mega Neon Paint
Legendary
Festive Deliveries Present Truck
Ultra Rare
Campfire Stories Mega Neon Paint
Legendary
Chocolate Chip Bat Dragon Backpack
Legendary
Candy Flare Mega Neon Pet Paint
Ultra Rare
Electric Tide Mega Neon Pet Paint
Ultra Rare
Velvet Fuschia Mega Neon Pet Paint
Ultra Rare
Tropical Surge Mega Neon Pet Paint
Ultra Rare
Amethyst Skies Mega Neon Pet Paint
Ultra Rare
Rose Quartz Glow Mega Neon Pet Paint
Ultra Rare
Rose Quartz Glow Mega Neon Paint
Ultra Rare
Halloween Grey Gravestone Backpack
Uncommon
Special Lunar New Year Gift Box
Legendary
Halloween Orange Pumpkin Friend Hat
Rare
Halloween Green Zombie Bat Wings
Ultra Rare
Halloween Black Witch Hat Stroller
Rare
Jetpack from Astronaut Gorilla
Ultra Rare
Halloween Orange Candy Corn Earrings
Uncommon
Eco Blue Reusable Bottle Backpack
Uncommon
Lunar New Year Rickshaw Stroller
Ultra Rare
Fancy Top Hat (Ringmaster Gibbon)
Rare
Paper Plane Launcher Grappling Hook
Ultra Rare
Halloween Orange Pumpkin Voodoo Doll
Rare
Halloween Wooden Scythe Grappling Hook
Rare
Halloween Black Victorian Candlestick Rattle
Uncommon
Strawberry Cake Roll Flying Disc
Uncommon
Halloween Orange Pumpkin Balloon
Common
Halloween Orange Pumpkin Flying Disc
Common
Firework Wings
All Firework Wings Values →Princess Botties
All Princess Botties Values →
Sea Monster Friend
All Sea Monster Friend Values →No pets or items found.
Market Movers (7 days)
Top 5 Rising
- Snow Monkey3.75+72%
- Dango Penguin4.25+36%
- Dragonfruit Fox4.15+32%
- Candicorn23+31%
- Husky3.5+28%
Top 5 Falling
- Skele Rex1-62%
- Headless Horse0.89-39%
- Cerberus2-37%
- Slime1.5-33%
- Kelp Captain1-33%
Adopt Me Trade Calculator
Planning a trade? Add your pets on one side and their pets on the other, and the calculator instantly tells you if the trade is a Win, Fair or Lose, using the same Shark Values as the list above.
Adopt Me Trading Values
What trading values are, and how the list on this page works
Trading is the heart of Adopt Me! on Roblox. Players swap pets with each other all day. But a trade is only fun when both sides feel the deal is fair. That is why trading values exist.
A trading value is a simple idea. It says what a pet is worth in the trading world right now. Not in Robux. Not in real money. In other pets. If you know the value of your pet and the value of the other pet, you can see at a glance if an offer is fair, too low, or too good to be true.
Here is the first thing to learn. Adopt Me! has no official values. Uplift Games, the team behind the game, says this clearly on its own support page: there is no official trading value system and no value list made or backed by the game. Every value list you have ever seen was made by players. This one too.
So where do the numbers come from? From real trades. A pet is worth what players give for it, again and again, in server after server. When many players keep agreeing on a trade, that agreement becomes the value. A value list is just a clean record of the value Adopt Me players have already decided in their trades.
The list at the top of this page works like that. Every Adopt Me value here is written in Shark Value. Shark Value is the unit this site uses, and it is easy to read: the number tells you how many Sharks that pet is worth. Big number, strong pet. Small number, easy pet to get. One unit for the whole list means you can compare any two pets in seconds.
Each pet on the list also shows its demand and its trend. Demand tells you how much players want the pet right now. Trend tells you if the value is rising, falling, or holding steady. A value on its own is only half the story. A pet with strong demand trades fast. A pet with weak demand can sit in your inventory for weeks, even if the number looks fine.
Adopt Me Pet Values
How one pet gets its value, part by part
Two pets can wear the same rarity label and still be worth very different amounts. It happens all the time. So what makes one pet cheap and the next one a dream pet? Every pet value Adopt Me players use is built from parts. Learn the parts, and the whole list starts to make sense.
Rarity Is Only the First Step
Adopt Me! pets sit in five rarities: Common, Uncommon, Rare, Ultra Rare, and Legendary. Most of the time, a Legendary is worth more than an Ultra Rare, and an Ultra Rare is worth more than a Rare. Rarity is a good first guess.
But it is only a first guess. Some old Rare and Ultra Rare pets are worth more than newer Legendary pets. The label in the Journal tells you the pet's class. It does not tell you what players will pay for it today. For that, you need the other parts.
Where the Pet Came From
A pet's story matters. Pets that came from an old, retired egg or a short event are gone from the game. No new ones can appear. As years pass, owners stop playing, pets get lost in dead accounts, and the pets left in active hands grow fewer. Fewer pets, same demand: the value climbs.
Pets you can still get today work the other way. A pet from a current egg can always be hatched again, so its value stays low and calm. This is why the top of the list is full of old event pets, and why "out of game" is one of the strongest things a pet can be.
Normal, Neon and Mega Neon Values
One pet can exist in three forms, and each form has its own value. The Normal pet is the base. A Neon is made in the Neon Cave by joining four Full Grown pets of the same kind. The Neon glows in set parts of its body. A Mega Neon is made from four Full Grown Neons, so sixteen normal pets stand behind one Mega. Its glow moves through rainbow colors.
You might think the maths is easy: a Neon should be worth four normal pets, and a Mega sixteen. Real trades do not follow that maths. On cheap pets, a Neon is often worth more than the four pets, because players pay extra for the time it took to grow them. On expensive old pets, the Neon is often worth less than the four pets on their own. This is why the list gives very form its own value, for Normal, Neon and Mega Neon values alike: neon and mega neon values are priced from real trades, not from a times table.
Fly, Ride, and Fly Ride Values
Potions add the next layer. A Ride Potion lets you ride your pet. A Fly Potion lets it fly. A pet with both is called Fly Ride, or FR (Fly Ride) for short. Add those to the forms and you get names like NFR (Neon Fly Ride) and MFR (Mega Fly Ride). Each mix has its own value on the list.
Here is the part that surprises new traders. On most pets, potions raise the value. But on the oldest, rarest pets, a pet with no potion can be worth more than the same pet with potions. Back when those pets were new, almost every owner used potions on them. Clean, no potion copies became the rare ones. The list prices what you hold, so always check the exact type: form first, potions second.
A pet's age in the game matters a little too. A Full Grown pet is ready to fuse into a Neon. A Newborn still needs work. But the big parts are form, potions, and the next one.
Demand: The Part Rarity Cannot Show
Demand is how much players want a pet right now. It is the strongest force in trading. A high demand pet gets offers all day. Owners can hold out for a strong price. A low demand pet may be rare on paper and still hard to trade. Nobody is asking for it.
Demand moves for human reasons. A pet looks cute in a Mega form. A famous player shows it in videos. An old pet becomes a status symbol. None of that is in the rarity label. That is why every pet here carries a demand mark next to its value, and why smart traders read both before they offer anything.
How Adopt Me Values Rise and Fall
Values move all the time, and there are clear reasons why
If you checked the trading values Adopt Me players used last year, some of them would shock you today. Pets can climb or fall in a single season, and a pet that was almost free a year ago can be a star today. A huge value today is no promise it stays huge.
When Demand Goes Up
A pet rises when more players want it and are ready to pay more. Sometimes a pet gets famous: it appears in videos, it turns up in dream pet lists, everyone in rich servers is showing one. Sometimes the season does it. Spooky pets climb near Halloween. Ice pets climb near Christmas. Elvebredd's own guide names the same two forces this list is built on: demand and availability. When demand rises and the pets on offer stay few, the value has only one way to go.
When Availability Changes
Availability is the other half. A pet falls when it gets easier to find. If an old pet comes back for an event, new copies enter the game and the price drops. A pet rises when copies leave: owners quit, accounts go quiet, and the pets still in play get fewer every month. Old pets gain slowly this way, year after year, even when nothing exciting happens.
The Hype Drop
New event pets teach this lesson fast. A pet lands, everyone wants it on day one, and its first value is sky high. Then the event runs on. Thousands of players get one. The shine wears off. The value slides down to its real level. Traders call that slide the hype drop. It catches new players every single event. If a pet is brand new, its value is a guess wearing a party hat. The calm move is to wait and watch the trend.
This is why the list shows a trend with every pet. Rising, falling, or steady tells you where the value has been walking lately. One check before a big trade can save you from buying at the top of a hype wave.
Adopt Me Values Checker
How to use this page to check any pet in seconds
This whole page is an Adopt Me value checker. You do not need an account. You do not need to download anything. It is all right here. The list above is the checker.
First, search the pet by name in the list above. Spelling matters less than picking the right pet, so check the picture. Second, set the form buttons to match the pet in front of you: Normal, Neon, or Mega, and the potion state, Fly, Ride, or FR (Fly Ride). The value on the card changes to that exact type. A Mega Neon Fly Ride pet and a plain Normal one are different items in the trading world, whatever the name says.
Third, read the demand and the trend next to the value. High demand means the pet should trade again easily if you take it. A falling trend means you may want to ask for a little extra on your side. Fourth, open the pet's own page for the full picture: all twelve types in one table, its trend story, and what it trades against.
Checking one pet tells you what it is worth. Checking a whole Adopt Me trade tells you if the deal is fair. When you are ready for that step, put both sides into the trade calculatorand see the win, fair, or lose result before you press accept in the game.
Most Valuable Pets in Adopt Me Right Now
The top of the list, from our own values
These are the pets at the very top of this site's list, in order, with the base Shark Value of the normal pet. Forms with Neons, Megas and potions go higher still. Check each pet's page for its full table.
- Bat Dragon — 1015 Shark Value. The number one pet in the game. A Halloween 2019 shop pet that cost a mountain of Candy and never came back.
- Shadow Dragon — 846 Shark Value. The other Halloween 2019 giant. It was sold for Robux for a few days and has been a dream pet ever since.
- Giraffe — 475 Shark Value. From the old Safari Egg. Quiet, old, and very hard to find in active hands now.
- Frost Dragon — 328 Shark Value. The Christmas 2019 dragon. The pet half the trading world thinks of first.
- Owl — 246.5 Shark Value. A Farm Egg pet with demand that never seems to cool down.
- Giant Panda — 217 Shark Value. An old Lunar New Year pet that left the game years ago and kept its worth.
- Parrot — 197.5 Shark Value. The Jungle Egg star. Bright, loud, and wanted by collectors.
- Blazing Lion — 195 Shark Value. A newer name near the top, proof that a strong look and strong demand can lift a pet fast.
- Crow — 178.5 Shark Value. The other Farm Egg legend. Dark look, loyal fan base, steady trades.
- Balloon Unicorn — 167 Shark Value. A circus pet with a party look that traders keep chasing.
One pattern stands out. Almost every pet up here is old and out of game. That is not luck. Time plus fixed supply plus live demand is the recipe this whole page keeps coming back to.
Adopt Me Values FAQs
The questions players ask the most about values
A value is what a pet trades for in the player market, written as one number so trades are easy to compare. It is not a price in Robux and not a price in real money. It answers one question: if I trade this pet away, what should I get back so the deal feels fair to both sides?
Shark Value is the unit this site uses for all its values. One Shark Value is the worth of one Shark pet, the Legendary from the Ocean Egg. So a pet with a high Shark Value is worth many Sharks, and a pet with a low one is worth only a few. Other sites use their own units. Some count in Frost Dragons. The name of the unit changes, the idea does not: one shared ruler for every pet.
Values are checked again and again as trades move, and the list is worked on all the time. A pet's number changes when the market moves it, not on a fixed clock. The trend arrow next to each pet shows which way it has been heading, so check the pet again before any big trade, even if you looked last week.
Because no list is official and every list is made by people. Elvebredd is the oldest name in values and leans on its long history. AMVGG, also called GG Values, builds its list from community trades and demand. adoptmevalues.app is known for its app and its trade checker. Happy Values takes a different path and asks what you would happily trade, pet for pet, with charts that show movement instead of one fixed price. The lists are close on most pets and different on some. That is normal. Use one list for the trade in front of you, and do not mix two lists in the same deal.
Yes, in the way players mean it. A values chart is simply a full list of pets with their values side by side, made to be scanned fast. That is what the top of this page is. The card view just makes the chart easier to use: search, sort, and switch forms without losing your place.
WFL stands for Win, Fair, Lose. It is the quick verdict on a trade. Win means the deal favors you. Fair means both sides match. Lose means you give more than you get. Players ask for WFL checks everywhere, in servers and in trading groups. To check your own trade, add both sides in the trade calculator and read the result before you accept.
Stay inside the official trade window for the whole trade. Never do a trust trade, where someone asks you to hand over a pet first and promises theirs after. Never trade through links or middlemen. Read the pet in the window, not the picture in chat: scammers show a Neon or Mega in chat and place a plain pet in the window. Uplift Games cannot give back a finished trade, so the slow minute you spend checking is the only protection there is.
This list is for pets. Eggs, vehicles, toys, pet wear, food, gifts and other items trade in the same market, and many of the same rules apply to them: demand, availability, and age move their worth too. Item values are planned as their own lists on this site. For now, if an offer mixes pets and items, check the pets here and be extra careful with the item side.
Yes, and it happens a lot. A new event pet often starts high on hype, then falls as more players get it. An old pet can also drop if it comes back and new copies enter the game. The trend on each pet card is there for this reason. If the arrow points down, wait or ask for more. A value is where the market is today, not a promise about next month.
Open the pet's own page. Take the Bat Dragon page as an example: it shows the full table of all twelve types, Normal, Neon and Mega Neon, each with No Potion, Fly, Ride and Fly Ride, plus the demand, the trend story, and the pets it trades against. Every pet on the list has a page like that. It is the best place to prepare before a big trade.
Final Thoughts
What to remember about Adopt Me values
Values are a map, not the ground. The map on this page is drawn from real trades and kept fresh, and it will help you trade with open eyes. But the last step is always yours: read the demand, check the trend, look at the exact pet in the window, and only then decide.
Trade slow. Trade fair. The players who grow rich in Adopt Me! are rarely the fastest clickers. They are the ones who checked the trade value Adopt Me players agree on first.