The question behind most Adopt Me trade posts is the same three letters: W, F or L. Our Adopt Me trade calculator answers it for one offer at a time. For this piece we put every possible offer on our Adopt Me value list through the same calculator code that runs on the page: all 812 one-for-one swaps among the 29 priced pets, and all 12,615 offers of two pets for one. The values are the list as it stands on October 31, 2026. No Adopt Me value on the list has changed since August 16, 2026.
The short version: of 812 straight swaps, 12 come out fair, and they are the same six pairs seen from both sides. Twenty-one of the 29 pets have no fair straight swap on the list at all.
How the calculator calls W, F or L
Each pet's list value is multiplied by its demand weight: low 0.85, medium 1.0, high 1.15, insane 1.35. Each side is totalled, and the trade is fair when the gap between the two weighted totals is under 5 percent of their average. Otherwise the side that receives more wins. The calculator prints that gap as a percentage, and that is the figure in every table here. Why the window is 5 percent, and why the two edges are not mirror images, is worked through in when fair trades add up to a loss. What each demand tier costs is in what a demand tier costs in a one-for-one trade. The community meaning of the three letters is in our WFL guide.
Rarity never enters the calculation. Kangaroo is a legendary and Shiba Inu an ultra-rare, both list at 4,500 WFR with medium demand, and the calculator calls them dead even.
Six fair swaps out of 812
Every win in a straight swap is someone else's loss, so the 800 swaps that are not fair split exactly in half: 400 wins and 400 losses. The 12 fair verdicts are six pairs:
| Pair | Values (WFR) | Demand | Gap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albino Monkey and Arctic Reindeer | 8,500 / 8,500 | High / high | 0.0% |
| Kangaroo and Shiba Inu | 4,500 / 4,500 | Medium / medium | 0.0% |
| Owl and Albino Monkey | 10,000 / 8,500 | Medium / high | 2.3% |
| Owl and Arctic Reindeer | 10,000 / 8,500 | Medium / high | 2.3% |
| Owl and Guardian Lion | 10,000 / 9,000 | Medium / high | 3.4% |
| Rhino and Horse | 900 / 800 | Low / medium | 4.5% |
Two of the six are exact ties in value and demand. The other four cross a demand tier, and in each the less wanted pet carries the higher list value. Owl is in three, because it is the one medium-demand pet in the stretch of high-demand pets between 7,500 and 14,000 WFR, so its weighted value lands between theirs.
That leaves 21 pets, from Bat Dragon at the top to Bunny at the bottom, with no fair straight swap anywhere on the list. On our Blox Fruits list the same run finds 12 fair pairs among 40 fruits, and 25 fruits with none. A straight fair swap is the exception on both lists.
The value cards are more generous, and the difference is worth knowing. Each card prints a swap band from 0.75 to 1.35 times the pet's value, and across the 29 pets the cards list 118 swaps inside their bands. The calculator calls 12 of those 118 fair. The band is a shortlist of swaps worth discussing; it is not a verdict, as why some items have no clean one-for-one trade explains.
The reason so few swaps land inside 5 percent is the spacing of the list. Sort the 29 pets by weighted value and there are 28 steps between neighbours. Five of them are under 5 percent, and all six fair pairs sit on those five steps: Owl's pair with Arctic Reindeer is the same step as its pair with Albino Monkey, because those two are tied. The median step is 11.8 percent, more than twice the width of the fair window.
Every pet's answer
Find your pet in the first column. "Nearest straight swap" is the pet whose weighted value is closest to yours, with the verdict from your side if you give your pet for it. The last column counts the fair offers of two pets for that pet, explained in the next section.
| Pet | Our value (WFR) | Demand | Fair straight swaps | Nearest straight swap, from your side | Fair two-pet offers for it |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bat Dragon | 34,000 | High | None | Shadow Dragon: you win, 10.0% gap | 1 |
| Shadow Dragon | 32,000 | Insane | None | Bat Dragon: you lose, 10.0% gap | 8 |
| Giraffe | 19,000 | High | None | Frost Dragon: you lose, 5.4% gap | 20 |
| Frost Dragon | 18,000 | High | None | Giraffe: you win, 5.4% gap | 18 |
| Queen Bee | 14,000 | High | None | Cerberus: you lose, 11.3% gap | 18 |
| Cerberus | 12,500 | High | None | Queen Bee: you win, 11.3% gap | 21 |
| Evil Unicorn | 11,000 | High | None | Cerberus: you win, 12.8% gap | 8 |
| Owl | 10,000 | Medium | Guardian Lion, Albino Monkey, Arctic Reindeer | Albino Monkey: fair, 2.3% gap | 18 |
| Parrot | 9,500 | High | None | Guardian Lion: you lose, 5.4% gap | 35 |
| Guardian Lion | 9,000 | High | Owl | Owl: fair, 3.4% gap | 25 |
| Albino Monkey | 8,500 | High | Owl, Arctic Reindeer | Arctic Reindeer: fair, 0.0% gap | 13 |
| Arctic Reindeer | 8,500 | High | Owl, Albino Monkey | Albino Monkey: fair, 0.0% gap | 13 |
| Diamond Ladybug | 7,500 | High | None | Albino Monkey: you win, 12.5% gap | 6 |
| Skele-Rex | 6,500 | Medium | None | Dodo: you lose, 8.0% gap | 8 |
| Dodo | 6,000 | Medium | None | Skele-Rex: you win, 8.0% gap | 9 |
| Crow | 5,000 | Medium | None | Kangaroo: you lose, 10.5% gap | 10 |
| Kangaroo | 4,500 | Medium | Shiba Inu | Shiba Inu: fair, 0.0% gap | 4 |
| Shiba Inu | 4,500 | Medium | Kangaroo | Kangaroo: fair, 0.0% gap | 4 |
| Turkey | 4,000 | Medium | None | Kangaroo: you win, 11.8% gap | 0 |
| Panda | 1,500 | Medium | None | Lion: you lose, 14.3% gap | 4 |
| Lion | 1,300 | Medium | None | Elephant: you lose, 8.0% gap | 6 |
| Elephant | 1,200 | Medium | None | Lion: you win, 8.0% gap | 3 |
| Fennec Fox | 1,100 | Medium | None | Elephant: you win, 8.7% gap | 1 |
| Rhino | 900 | Low | Horse | Horse: fair, 4.5% gap | 1 |
| Horse | 800 | Medium | Rhino | Rhino: fair, 4.5% gap | 1 |
| Swan | 800 | Low | None | Rhino: you win, 11.8% gap | 1 |
| Polar Bear | 700 | Low | None | Swan: you win, 13.3% gap | 1 |
| Cow | 600 | Low | None | Polar Bear: you win, 15.4% gap | 0 |
| Bunny | 80 | Low | None | Cow: you win, 152.9% gap | 0 |
Read a "you lose" row as the size of the add the other side would need to find, and a "you win" row as the room you have to accept a smaller add or none. A gap of 5.4 percent, Giraffe for Frost Dragon, is a hair outside fair. A gap of 14.3 percent, Panda for Lion, is a real difference.
The top of the list flips
Our list puts Bat Dragon first at 34,000 WFR and Shadow Dragon second at 32,000. The calculator ranks them the other way round. Shadow Dragon is the only insane-demand pet on the list, so its weighted value is 43,200 against Bat Dragon's 39,100, and a straight Bat Dragon for Shadow Dragon is a 10.0 percent win for whoever gives the Bat Dragon.
The calculator's fair offers for a Shadow Dragon show the same thing from the other side. Bat Dragon plus one of Dodo, Crow, Kangaroo, Shiba Inu or Turkey comes out fair, as does Giraffe plus Frost Dragon, which is 37,000 WFR of list value for a 32,000 WFR pet. Bat Dragon has one fair two-pet offer of its own: Giraffe plus Queen Bee, 33,000 WFR between them. Which of the two dragons is "worth more" depends on whether you read the value column or the demand column, and the calculator reads both.
Two pets for one
Offers of two pets for one are where the fair verdicts are. Of the 12,615 two-for-one offers the calculator ran, 319 come out fair. Sixty-two of those put the pet you would receive inside your own package, such as an Owl plus a Bunny for an Owl, so we leave them out. That leaves 257 fair two-pet offers, 15 of them made of two copies of the same pet, such as two Crows for an Owl.
They are not spread evenly. Parrot can be reached fairly with 35 different pairs, Guardian Lion with 25, Cerberus with 21 and Giraffe with 20. These sit in the dense upper half of the list, where many pairs of pets add up to roughly the right total.
Three pets cannot be reached fairly by one pet or by two: Turkey, Cow and Bunny. No single pet and no pair of pets on the list lands within 5 percent of their weighted values. For Turkey the cause is the jump from Panda at 1,500 WFR to Turkey at 4,000, covered in how to build a two-for-one inside the swap band. Cow and Bunny sit at the bottom of the list, where the steps are widest: Bunny at 80 WFR is 7.5 times below Cow. Bat Dragon, with one fair pair, has the same count as Fennec Fox, Rhino, Horse, Swan and Polar Bear near the bottom of the list.
What another tracker says about the six fair pairs
Our calculator works from our list. The one other tracker we read for Adopt Me, tradekitsune, ranks the base version of each pet on a leaderboard of 3,308 and gives each pet a range in its own RP unit, from its cheapest version to its dearest. We saved its page for each of these pets at five weekly checks from September 17 to October 22, 2026 (the October 1 check was missed), and its ranks and ranges did not change at any of them. The record is on the Adopt Me value list. Here is how it treats our six fair pairs at the October 22 read:
| Pair | tradekitsune base rank | tradekitsune ranges (RP) | Open trade posts, Oct 22 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albino Monkey and Arctic Reindeer | #78 / #37 | 12.4–155 / 31–239 | 9 / 22 |
| Kangaroo and Shiba Inu | #73 / #2,262 | 13.2–83 / 0.06–5.2 | 56 / 5 |
| Owl and Albino Monkey | #8 / #78 | 136–1,240 / 12.4–155 | 19 / 9 |
| Owl and Arctic Reindeer | #8 / #37 | 136–1,240 / 31–239 | 19 / 22 |
| Owl and Guardian Lion | #8 / #770 | 136–1,240 / 0.8–21 | 19 / 5 |
| Rhino and Horse | #357 / #547 | 1.4–30 / 1–19 | 2 / 1 |
Two of our six fair pairs are not close on tradekitsune at all. Its dearest Guardian Lion, at 21 RP, is listed below its cheapest Owl, at 136. Its dearest Shiba Inu, at 5.2 RP, is listed below its cheapest Kangaroo, at 13.2. The other four pairs have overlapping ranges. Open trade posts are listings on tradekitsune's own trade board, not a count of trades made in the game.
This is one source, and a value on our list moves only when two sources agree on an order, so none of this has changed a value. It is a reason to treat any fair verdict, ours included, as a starting point. If you hold Owl and are offered a Guardian Lion, the calculator's "fair" and that tracker's leaderboard disagree, and the trade deserves a second look before you accept.
What these verdicts do not cover
The calculator prices the bare pet. Neon and mega versions, and Fly and Ride potions, are outside every figure here; the neon and mega math and the Fly/Ride premium cover those. The 20 pets on our list that have no value yet are not offered by the calculator, so they are not in these counts either. Every value is a community trade estimate, not a price Roblox publishes, and the demand tiers are ours.
To check a trade that is not in the table, such as three pets for two, put it into the Adopt Me trade calculator. It applies the same rule to any combination.
Compiled October 31, 2026, from our Adopt Me value list and the trade calculator's own code: every one-for-one and two-for-one offer among the 29 priced pets was run through the calculator, and every verdict was re-derived from the rule above with the same result. The tradekitsune figures come from the pages saved at our weekly checks, September 17 to October 22, 2026; tradekitsune is the only tracker we read for Adopt Me, so that section rests on a single source.