This price guide is here to help with both buying and selling, but feel free to adjust the prices based on the unique traits of each animal. For example, a cow with a wild-type pattern that hasn't been bred for specific traits may have a lower price compared to one with rare colors or patterns. If an animal has been selectively bred or taken more resources and effort to acquire, increase the price accordingly to reflect its rarity and the work involved.

Livestock Overhaul

• Cow: $1,000
• Oxen: $1,000
• Mooshroom: $2,000
• Pigs: $500
• Sheep: $500
• Goats: $750
• Chickens: $100
• Llamas: $1,000
• Donkey: $1,500
• Mule: $2,000
• Camel: $2,000
• Caribou: $2,500
• Frogs: $250

Genetic Animals

• Cow: $1k
• Mooshroom: $2k
• Pigs: $500
• Sheep: $500
• Rabbits: $200
• Chickens: $100
• Llamas: $1k
• Axolotls: $2k
• Sea Turtle: $500

Pets & Critters

You can set your own price for each animal based on several factors, including how challenging it was to find, the resources needed to obtain it, and the rarity of its color or pattern. This applies to cats, snakes, betta fish, and guinea pigs.

Horse Sale Price

Untrained: $20k

Fully Trained: $90K

Speed:

• Level 2: +$5k
• Level 3: +$10k
• Level 4: +$20k
• Level 5: +$40k

Jump:

• Level 2: +$4k
• Level 3: +$15k
• Level 4: +$30k
• Level 5: +$40k

Affinity:

+$1k per level

Realistic Horse Genetics

Set the price based on the horse's traits, considering both the positive and negative aspects. Unique traits, such as rare colors or exceptional stats, should be priced higher, while more common traits or undesirable characteristics might lower the price. A solid, detailed price guide will be available soon to help you determine fair pricing, but for now, feel free to use your judgment based on each horse's individual qualities.