
Bee value in Adopt Me
Ultra-Rare
Our scale: a normal Fly Ride Frost Dragon = 100. A pet at 50 is worth half a Frost, one at 300 is worth three.
- Demand
- Very low
- Updated
An ultra-rare pet with a mid-range price and very low demand — players rarely take it as the main item, more often as an add or for neon.
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Where it comes from
- Bee is an ultra-rare pet in Adopt Me.
- Released on November 8, 2019.
- In-game price: 169 robux (Honey).
- Still obtainable in the game.
- Can be made Neon and Mega Neon.
It first showed up in 2019 and is still obtainable, so there's no retirement value here. At 169 robux in the game, many players just buy it themselves.
In trades, Bee works as an add to the main pet or as neon material. A normal FR is noticeably more expensive than a normal without potions, but a neon goes for less than the four normals you put into it.
Value-wise it's close to Birthday Butterfly 2024 and Bird of Paradise, but those are retired while Bee is still around. So don't trade it as your main piece — grab it as an add or save up for neon.
Questions
How much is Bee worth in Adopt Me?
A normal no-potion Bee is about 0.059, and a normal FR goes for around 0.23. A Neon FR is valued at 0.51, and a Mega FR at 1.72.
How do you get Bee in Adopt Me?
You can buy it for 169 robux in the Honey section — it's still available.
Is Bee retired?
No, it's still obtainable in the game.
How much is a neon and mega neon Bee worth?
Neon Bee: 0.36 with no potions, 0.51 Fly Ride. Mega neon: 1.48 with no potions, 1.72 Fly Ride.
What is worth more, Bee or Bird of Paradise?
Bee is worth more: 0.23 against 0.23 for normal Fly Ride versions.
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