Last update: 24 October 2020
Welcome to the Ultimate Pet Trading Guide! After pet trading so many times, I have noticed that pet trading values can be vastly different from maker values. (Updates of pet trading values tend to lag behind pet maker values)
All opinions are welcome to modify this guide :slight_smile:
How This Works: I have split the pets into categories and indicated how easy they are to trade for each species within that category. This does not apply to other categories because of course, it is hard to trade a middle le for a high le and very easy to trade a middle le for a low le! These are largely based mostly on my past pet trading experiences.
(1) Upsizing: Do not upsize unless it’s at least a 5 mil overoffer. Many people are at or close to 100 pets so they are looking to downsize, not upsize. Overoffers are now a must if you are the party that ends up upsizing.
(2) Badly Named Pets: An 8 mil overoffer (cost of name cert) is needed for a badly named pet. Badly named pets include names in which the first letter is not capitalised, numbers in the name, extremely long and hard to pronounce names
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PETS
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High LEs
Decadal - 160 mil Very easy to trade
Justin - 120 mil Very easy to trade
Zola - 90 mil Very easy to trade, low supply
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Middle High LEs
Basil - 40 mil Normal
Chibs - 45 mil Easy to trade
Crikey - 45 mil Easy to trade
Hump - 10-20 mil Very hard to trade
Lorius - 25 mil Easy to trade
Pucu - 35 mil Easy to trade
Rofling - 35-40 mil Normal to trade
Straya - 38 mil Easy to trade
Wallop - 20 mil Slightly hard to trade
Yuni - 18 mil Normal
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Middle LEs
Echlin - 5 mil Very hard to trade
Ercuw - 10 mil Hard to trade
Eyru - 9 mil Normal to trade, easy for high value costumes like party
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