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BY MURDOCK
Murdock
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PUBLISHED 2 YEARS AGO
The Turtle is a legendary pet in Adopt Me, that was available for a limited time. It was obtainable through the Aussie Egg, which was around 750 bucks.
Since the Aussie Egg was replaced by the Fossil Egg, the Turtle is not available for obtaining through eggs, except if you have one Aussie Egg laying around. Still, even then, chances are slim that you will get it, since its hatch-rate is somewhere around 1.5%.
So, the only realistic way of getting the Turtle at the time of writing is by trading with other players. But how much is it worth?
How Much is a Turtle Worth – Adopt Me
There were a couple of pets that were available in the Aussie Egg. Pets like the Bandicoot, Dingo, Emu, Australian Kelpie, Frog, and many more are all hatched from the Aussie Egg.
The Turtle is worth far more than all of them, and despite its not-so flamboyant nature, it is still valuable and demanded pet. In fact, its demand is even higher than some far more rare pets.
The Turtle is worth at least one other mid-tier legendary like the Artic Reindeer, Albino Monkey, Queen Bee, Golden Unicorn, Skele-Rex, or a Kangaroo.
The Kangaroo was also a pet that was available from the Aussie Egg, and like the Turtle, it is a legendary that had around the same hatch-rate as the Turtle.
Because of that, and because of their relatively same amount of demand, which is high, they’re the likeliest trade to make. However, because the Turtle is far more interesting, it gets ahead in value by a small margin.
You can also get an ultra-rare Hedgehog or a Flamingo for it. As for other ultra-rare pets, it is worth at least 2-3, especially the low-tier ultra-rares.
When the Turtle is Neon, it’s shell lights up in some color. Relatively, it looks cool to some extent, which is also a reason why the Turtle is so demanded and valuable.
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