This page is currently under construction. This means that the staff team is currently working on updating or creating this page, so if you have any suggestions or ideas for the page, please contact a staff member or help by adding relevant and accurate information.
Pet mice are obtained by entering the code from the Ultra Rare Butterfly Adopt a Pet House. Pet mouse worth starts at a bad/decent long collar. A pet mouse's worth is determined by what features/eyes/colors it has.
'Note: If a number on a chart is closer to 1, it is more valuable. The starting values for different features assume all other features are common. Values can raise further based on the other features a pet has.
A minimum worth mouse example, worth a solid.
Colors[]
The secondary color of mice does somewhat affect worth. If a mouse has an uncommon secondary color, the value of the mouse may be slightly higher.
Colors labeled 1 are extremely uncommon. These colors start at about a Black long
Colors labeled 2 and 3 are uncommon. mice with these colors start at a Good Long
Colors labeled 4 are medium. Mice with this color start at 1 Decent Long(s)
Colors labeled 5 are common. Mice with this color start at a Bad Long
Eyes[]
The eye labeled 1 is extremely uncommon. Mice with this eye start at 1.5 Black Long
The eyes labeled 2 are fairly common. Mice with these eyes start at 1 Decent Long
The eye labeled 3 is common. Mice with this eye start at a Bad Long
Ears[]
The labeled ear 1 has the highest demand. Mice with this ear start at 1 Good Longs
The ears labeled 2 are all common but have less demand. Mice with these ears start at a Bad Long
The ear labeled 3 is common and generally has the worst demand. Mice with these ears start at a Bad Long
Hair[]
The hair labeled 1 is uncommon. Mice with this hair start at 2 good longs+
The hair labeled 2 are all common. Mice with this hair start at a Decent-good Long
The hair labeled 3 is common, and has the worst demand. Mice with this hair start at decent Long
*Note: Hair 3 is the mice that appear bald
Pattern[]
Patterns in mice do not affect worth, but do affect demand.
The patterns labeled 1 have higher demand than the patterns labeled 2.