November 2025 Pet Tier List - Major Market Shifts
Welcome to the most comprehensive pet trading tier list for Grow a Garden after 72 hours of market updates. This guide reflects real-world trading values compiled from multiple sources to give you the most accurate picture of current pet values.
Key Market Changes:
- Dragonfly major drop - fell to top of D-tier due to increased supply from bug eggs
- Spinosaurus repositioned - moved down to C-tier due to value gap from higher tiers
- Kitsune 6% decline - now almost exactly 2:1 with Raccoon
- New event pets declining - rapid value drops as supply increases
- Price memory effects - some pets maintain value due to historical perception
Important Note: This tier list focuses on tradeable value, not utility. Values are based on real-world trading data and will continue to change as supply and demand shift.
A-Tier: High-Value Trading Assets
A-Tier pets are excellent trading assets with strong demand and solid value retention. These pets are perfect stepping stones toward S-Tier acquisitions.
B-Tier: Trading Currency and Solid Picks
B-Tier represents the backbone of trading - pets with consistent demand, good liquidity, and reliable value. These are excellent pets for building trading capital.
| Pet | Value | Trading Notes |
|---|---|---|
Almost exactly 4:1 to Dragonfly | Top 5 pet overall, still really good B-tier, minimal price swing | |
Firmly in Butterfly range (1:1) | Took another hit, losing demand as more trickle into market |
C-Tier: Major Value Changes
C-Tier has seen significant repositioning with Spinosaurus moving down and other pets adjusting to the new Dragonfly baseline.
| Pet | Value | Trading Notes |
|---|---|---|
~3 Dragonflies to 1 Spinosaurus | Moved down from higher tier - too much gap from pets above | |
Barely slightly more than Dragonfly | Very similar price, curious if price memory will help maintain value | |
Slightly more than T-Rex | Difference from Dragonfly is less than a Cockatrice |
D-Tier: Dragonfly Baseline and Similar Values
D-Tier pets are worth similar amounts to Dragonfly - many pets have converged around this new baseline value.
| Pet | Value | Trading Notes |
|---|---|---|
Baseline (top of D-tier) | Major drop due to increased supply from bug eggs, smaller player base | |
Basically equal to Dragonfly | Queen Bee hasn't moved, Dragonfly dropped significantly | |
Close to Dragonfly | People usually want 4 for 30% cap, similar supply issues as Pachycephalosaurus | |
Bottom of D-tier (2:1 to Dragonfly is overpay) | Better than Blood Kiwi, but finding exact value is difficult |
E-Tier: 2:1 to Dragonfly Range
E-Tier pets are in the 2:1 range to Dragonfly - many useful pets with great mutations but increased supply from admin events.
| Pet | Value | Trading Notes |
|---|---|---|
2:1 to Dragonfly | Still cooked, but not as cooked as Dragonfly | |
2:1 range (above Cooked Owl) | Great for public server trades, wonderful utility | |
2:1 range (heavy ones 2kg+ have more value) | Rainbow ones especially valuable | |
2:1 range to Dragonfly | Amazing drop, many E-tier pets seem to have gained value | |
2:1 to 3:1 range (unless bigger) | Need specific weights for 50% cap strategy | |
2:1 to Dragonfly range | Already down as expected from new event | |
2:1 range to Dragonfly | Interesting effect, expect to see in E-tier soon |
Special Cases and Unclear Values
These pets have unclear demand or unusual market positions - values may not reflect actual tradeability.
| Pet | Value | Trading Notes |
|---|---|---|
Above Dragonfly (warning: may shoot up) | Many websites out of stock, one low source keeping price down | |
Just under Butterfly (significant increase) | Supply extremely low, demand unclear, may be too high | |
Close to Spino tier online | Demand nowhere near Spino level | |
Dragonfly range online | Demand unclear, may not match Dragonfly demand |
New Event Pets - Rapid Decline
New event pets are dropping rapidly - only 72 hours in and already seeing significant value decreases.
| Pet | Current Value | Prediction |
|---|---|---|
Top of D-tier (almost C-tier) | Most important pet from event, may hold value | |
Holding some value | Pretty sure it's coming down, only 3-4 days in | |
Bottom of D-tier | Will be E-tier eventually, supply increasing | |
Still around current valuation | Assume it will fall soon, harvest tool utility unclear | |
Listed high but unrealistic | Being hatched like crazy, won't get this valuation | |
Same range as Grizzly Bear | Same issue - listed high but unrealistic |
Other Notable Pets and Values
Additional pets with specific value notes and market positions worth mentioning.
| Pet | Value | Trading Notes |
|---|---|---|
Close to 3:1 to Dragonfly | Was 5:1, now 3:1 due to Dragonfly drop | |
4:1 to Dragonfly | Least valuable on list, holding up bottom | |
3:1 to Dragonfly | Curious if this will ever increase | |
3:1 range to Dragonfly | Part of admin war event pets | |
Firmly 3:1 to Dragonfly | Stable at this ratio | |
2:1 range (regular size) | Heavy koi (1.21kg+) have tons of value | |
~6 Dragonflies | Hasn't moved at all, stable valuation | |
Bottom of D-tier | Losing spot to Wisp | |
3:1 to Dragonfly | Standard ratio | |
Now in E-tier | Dropped below D to E threshold | |
Also in E-tier | People catching on that Bald Eagle is better | |
Almost 2:1 to Dragonfly | Doesn't have great effect, some value for mutations | |
Limited supply, limited demand | Locked in value, no one really trades for them |
Market Analysis and Predictions
Analysis of current market trends and predictions for future value changes.
Dragonfly's Market Impact
The Dragonfly's significant drop has reshaped the entire market:
- Increased supply from bug eggs and hatching methods
- Smaller player base means proportionately less demand
- Supply hasn't changed while demand has dwindled
- Many pets now worth similar amounts to Dragonfly
Result: The market has compressed around the new Dragonfly baseline, making many previously distinct value tiers now similar in worth.
Price Memory and Historical Value
Some pets maintain value due to price memory:
- Disco Bee example: Despite simple effect, maintains A-tier value
- Historical perception: We remember it's rare and valuable
- Ingrained belief: Because we believe it's valuable, it remains valuable
- New pets disadvantage: We expect new pets to drop, so they do
Key insight: Price memory can maintain value even when supply/demand doesn't justify it.
New Event Pet Cycle
New event pets follow predictable patterns:
- Week 1: High initial value from novelty
- Week 2: Rapid decline as supply increases
- Post-event: Most become bulk pets
Current status: Only 72 hours in and already seeing significant drops. With 1.5 weeks left, expect most to reach E-tier or below.
Future Market Predictions
Potential market recovery scenarios:
- Player base growth: If Grow a Garden hits 2-3 million concurrent players again
- Limited supply pets: Old pets no longer being hatched could increase in value
- Demand increase: More players = more demand for limited supply pets
Warning: This depends on continued good updates and game hype. Current trend shows declining player base affecting demand.
Current Trading Strategies
Based on current market conditions, here are the key strategies for successful trading.
Immediate Trading Actions
Time-sensitive trades based on current market conditions:
| Action | Reasoning | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
Watch Pachycephalosaurus closely | One low source keeping price down, will shoot up when sold out | Monitor daily |
Trade new event pets quickly | Only 72 hours in and already dropping fast | Within next few days |
Consider Wisp trades carefully | Value may be inflated due to low supply | Research demand first |
Long-term Trading Strategy
For sustained trading success:
- Focus on established pets: Kitsune, Raccoon, Disco Bee maintain value
- Avoid new event pets: Unless trading immediately after release
- Monitor supply changes: Watch for pets becoming unavailable
- Use Dragonfly as baseline: Many pets now worth similar amounts
- Research before trading: Especially for Meta-Huges and unclear demand pets
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about the current tier list and market conditions.
"Why did Dragonfly drop so much?"
Three main factors caused the Dragonfly drop:
1. Increased supply from bug eggs and hatching methods
2. Smaller player base means less demand
3. Supply hasn't decreased while demand has dwindled
Result: Dragonfly fell from its previous high position to top of D-tier, reshaping the entire market around this new baseline.
"Why did Spinosaurus move to C-tier?"
Spinosaurus moved down due to value gaps:
- Too much gap between Spinosaurus and pets above it
- Too similar to other pets in C-tier
- Market repositioning around new Dragonfly baseline
Current value: ~3 Dragonflies to 1 Spinosaurus, making it more accessible but still valuable.
"Are new event pets worth investing in?"
No, avoid new event pets for long-term value:
- Rapid decline: Only 72 hours in and already dropping
- Predictable pattern: All new pets follow same cycle
- Supply increase: More being hatched every day
- Exception: Barn Owl may hold value due to unique utility
Strategy: If you get new event pets, trade them immediately for established pets.
"What is price memory and how does it work?"
Price memory is psychological value retention:
- Historical perception: We remember pets were valuable
- Ingrained belief: Because we believe they're valuable, they stay valuable
- Disco Bee example: Simple effect but maintains A-tier due to history
- New pets disadvantage: We expect them to drop, so they do
Result: Some pets maintain value beyond what supply/demand justifies.