The Aussie Egg was special in the “Adopt Me!” game. It was legendary and could be bought for 750 Bucks. The egg came out on February 29, 2020, and was in the game until October 10, 2020. It took the place of the Farm Egg and later was replaced by the Fossil Egg. Players could find it in the Gumball Machine at the Nursery. Now, you can’t get it from the machine anymore. The only way to get it is by trading with other players.
| Type | Egg |
| Rarity | Legendary |
| Origin | Nursery |
| Price | 750 |
What is an Aussie Egg’s Worth in Adopt Me?
The Aussie Egg’s value changes based on what players want and trade. It’s worth a bit more than the Adopt Me Boy Scooter and a bit less than the Neon Orange Skateboard. It’s about the same value as the Easter 2020 Egg. Its worth is compared to other items like rare and legendary pets and vehicles in the game.
Appearance
The Aussie Egg looks like a kangaroo. It has dark brown ears that stick up and a lighter brown center. In front, there’s a small pocket with a smaller brown egg inside. This design is just for looks and doesn’t change what pet comes out of the egg.
In-Game Acquisition
You could originally get the Aussie Egg from the Gumball Machine in the Nursery for 750 Bucks. This was the only way to get it while it was available. But after October 10, 2020, you can’t find it in the Gumball Machine anymore. Now, if you want an Aussie Egg, you have to trade with other players in the game.
Trivia
- Reason for Creation: The game makers made the Aussie Egg to help animals in Australia. They wanted to support animals hurt by big bushfires and floods.
- Pets from the Egg: The Aussie Egg could hatch into different pets. Some of these are common like the Bandicoot, and others are legendary like the Kangaroo and Turtle. If you look closely at the Kangaroo and Turtle in the game, you can see a baby kangaroo and tiny shells.
- Related Items: Before the Kangaroo pet came out, there were items like the Kangaroo Stroller and Kangaroo Pogo in the game. These looked like the Kangaroo pet.
- Time in Game: The Aussie Egg was available for about 8 months. This is the longest time any egg has been in the Gumball Machine.