Default Value
0.09
Neon
1.2
Mega Neon
4.5
Demand Rank
#203
| Variant | Default Value | No Potion | Fly | Ride | Fly Ride |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | 0.09 | 0.09 | 0.29 | 0.29 | 0.54 |
| Neon | 1.2 | 0.65 | 0.93 | 0.93 | 1.2 |
| Mega Neon | 4.5 | 2.75 | 3.63 | 3.63 | 4.5 |
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The Little Lamb is a ultra rare pet in Roblox Adopt Me. Its current trading value is 0.09, with the Neon version worth 1.2 and the Mega Neon version worth 4.5. The Little Lamb has a demand rank of #203 in the Adopt Me trading values list.
Trading values can vary based on potion status. A No Potion Little Lamb is worth 0.09, while Fly (0.29), Ride (0.29), and Fly Ride (0.54) versions each have their own distinct trading values. Use our trade calculator to check if your Little Lamb trade is fair.
In terms of trading value, Little Lamb sits close to Ancient Dragon (0.09) and Dragonfly (0.09). The two sit at almost identical trading value right now.
Making a Neon Little Lamb takes four full-grown copies combined at the Neon Cave. The Neon (1.2) is worth 13.3x the regular version, so crafting one is worth doing rather than buying. A Mega Neon Little Lamb, which needs sixteen copies in total, is worth 4.5.
The Fly Ride Little Lamb (0.54) is worth more than the No Potion version (0.09) — normal for pets where players care more about the abilities than about keeping one untouched.
Little Lamb sits at demand rank #203, so finding the right trade partner takes more patience. Bundling it with other ultra rare pets to trade up works well, or look for collectors who specifically want this one. The trade calculator will tell you whether a bundle comes out even.
As a ultra rare item, Little Lamb's value comes down to how available it is, how badly people want it, and where the trading market goes. Quieter items like Little Lamb (rank #203) are sometimes the hidden gems — if a future update puts them back in demand, whoever held on benefits most.
