Adopt Me New Pets: Strawberry Tortle, Kiwi Kiwi & Value Prediction (2026)

Looking for the newest Adopt Me pets? This guide covers Strawberry Tortle and Kiwi Kiwi, including how to get them, their appearance, Neon forms, and what their early trading value could look like.

Adopt Me is welcoming two new pets: the Strawberry Tortle and Kiwi Kiwi. Both are designed around playful food-and-animal themes, but they enter the trading market with very different levels of supply and demand.

Strawberry Tortle

Strawberry Tortle is one of the two new pets featured in this update. Its design combines a turtle with the look of a strawberry Charlotte dessert, giving it a distinctive pastry-inspired appearance.

Appearance

The Strawberry Tortle has a head that resembles smooth vanilla cream with strawberry jam. Its shell looks like a pastry, with strawberry syrup running through hexagonal cracks and a ring of piped whipped cream around the top. Its body uses two layers of crispy ladyfingers around a thick white cream filling.

Neon Form

The Neon Strawberry Tortle changes key features such as its head, cream filling and shell texture into a bright pink-purple glow. The golden cookie accents take on a darker cocoa-biscuit appearance under the neon effect. 

To make a Neon Strawberry Tortle, collect four identical fully grown Strawberry Tortles and combine them in the Neon Cave.

How to Get Strawberry Tortle

Strawberry Tortle can currently be obtained by hatching Basic Eggs or Crystal Eggs, or through trading. Based on the odds shown in the table below, if your goal is to collect the Neon version of the Strawberry Tortle, the best strategy is to skip the Basic Egg and purchase Crystal Eggs instead. The 0.01% odds associated with the Basic Egg implies that you might need to hatch 10,000 eggs to secure a single Strawberry Tortle. Casual players might prefer to keep an eye on the trading market and purchase one when the price is right.

(Table data source: Official | Adopt me in-game data)

Strawberry Tortle Value Prediction

Will Strawberry Tortle Value Rise or Fall?

In the short term, the Strawberry Tortle may stay expensive or even receive strong overpays. It is new, visually distinctive, and difficult to hatch. Many collectors want one quickly, while other players are trying to collect four for a Neon version. This creates strong early demand.

Over the medium term, its value may gradually come down. The main reason is supply. As long as players keep hatching Eggs, more Strawberry Tortles will enter the game. A pet can be rare but still lose value if its number in circulation keeps growing. Once the excitement around the release fades, fewer players may be willing to pay premium offers for a regular version.

Trading Advice for Strawberry Tortle

If you already own a regular Strawberry Tortle and receive a strong offer containing established, high-demand pets, it may be sensible to trade rather than wait indefinitely. Much of the current price is driven by launch hype, and early high offers do not always last.

If you want to obtain one, avoid rushing to trade your most reliable high-value pets for it. For example, trading an established old pet with steady demand, such as an Arctic Reindeer, for a regular Strawberry Tortle can be risky while the new pet’s value is still unstable. Watching several real trades over a few days is usually safer than following a single high offer.

Neon and Mega Neon Strawberry Tortles may hold value better than regular ones because they require multiple copies to make. However, they are not guaranteed to rise either. Their future value will still depend on player demand, supply, and whether the pet remains obtainable from eggs.

Kiwi Kiwi

Kiwi Kiwi takes a different approach to the new-pet design by combining the kiwi bird and kiwifruit into one character. It is easier to obtain than Strawberry Tortle according to the source document.

Appearance

Kiwi Kiwi has a plump body with warm brown skin, a few upright tufts of hair and a face inspired by the inside of a kiwifruit. It has large bead-like eyes and a long, slightly downward-curving beak that emphasizes the kiwi-bird theme.

Neon Form

The Neon Kiwi Kiwi highlights its star-shaped face and two round feet with a pale yellow glow. The Mega Neon form keeps those glowing areas while adding a rainbow-colored effect.

As with the Strawberry Tortle, you need four fully grown Kiwi Kiwis to create a Neon Kiwi Kiwi in the Neon Cave.

How to Get Kiwi Kiwi

Compared to the Strawberry Tortle, the Kiwi Kiwi is much easier to obtain. Players can get it from Basic Eggs and Crystal Eggs. Trading is another option. If you want to skip the hatching process, visit the Adopt Me Shop to purchase the Kiwi Kiwi you've been eyeing!

(Table data source: Official | Adopt me in-game data)

Kiwi Kiwi Value Prediction

Why Kiwi Kiwi May Struggle to Rise

Appearance-driven demand can change quickly once a pet is no longer new or when another update introduces more popular pets, especially for pets like Kiwis, whose appearance was considered ugly by some players when they were first released.

Compared to the Strawberry Tortle, which saw many players seeking trades immediately upon its release, the Kiwi Kiwi has generated far less buzz. As players obtain more and more Kiwi Kiwis through hatching, it's currently difficult to predict an optimistic increase in their value.

Strawberry Tortle vs Kiwi Kiwi: Which New Pet Looks Better for Trading?

Conclusion

Strawberry Tortle and Kiwi Kiwi give Adopt Me collectors two very different new pets to chase. Strawberry Tortle stands out for its distinctive dessert-turtle design, low listed hatch odds and strong early demand. Kiwi Kiwi is more accessible and still benefits from Legendary status and Neon-building demand, but its larger supply and weaker launch buzz make its value harder to project upward.

If you are trading either pet, watch several real offers instead of relying on a single unusually high trade. New-pet prices can move quickly as more players hatch, trade and build Neon versions.

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