
Turkey value in Adopt Me
Ultra-RareLeft the game
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
- Low
- Change over a month
- 0%
- Updated
The Turkey came out in 2019, and that year puts its price above average. Still, selling it is harder than the number suggests.
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Where it comes from
- Turkey is an ultra-rare pet in Adopt Me.
- Hatches fromFarm Egg · 7.5 % chance
- Released on November 22, 2019.
- In-game price: 750 bucks (Farm Egg).
- No longer obtainable in the game — only through trading.
- Can be made Neon and Mega Neon.
It hatches from Farm Egg, which cost 750 bucks in the game. You can't get it anymore — trade only. Demand is low, so a quick deal won't come easy.
The price has been flat over the last month. Value-wise it's about the same as Tree Kangaroo and Cheetah. Those are retired too, and they don't move fast either.
You can make it Neon and Mega Neon. If an offer comes with an add — grab it. Don't let it go without one.
Questions
How much is a Turkey worth in Adopt Me?
A normal FR goes for about 0.87, and a Neon FR — around 3.31. A Mega FR sits at 13.7.
How do you get a Turkey in Adopt Me?
It used to hatch from the Farm Egg, which cost 750 bucks. Now it's retired — trade only.
Is the Turkey retired?
Yes, it's retired — trade only.
How much is a neon and mega neon Turkey worth?
Neon Turkey: 3.04 with no potions, 3.31 Fly Ride. Mega neon: 14.3 with no potions, 13.7 Fly Ride.
What is worth more, Turkey or Cheetah?
Cheetah is worth more: 0.88 against 0.87 for normal Fly Ride versions.
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