About the Puma
You can hatch it today from the Retired Egg; the Retired Egg gives it about a 8.8% chance per hatch.
Like every pet it comes in 12 forms: normal, Neon and Mega Neon, each on its own, Ride, Fly or Fly Ride. A Mega Neon Fly Ride Puma takes 16 full grown Pumas plus a Fly-A-Pet Potion (255 Robux) and a Ride-A-Pet Potion (130 Robux).
It learns 6 tricks as it grows, from Sit as a Newborn to Dance at Full Grown.
Growing up
- NewbornReborn as a NeonSit
- JuniorTwinkle as a NeonLay Down
- Pre-TeenSparkle as a NeonBounce
- TeenFlare as a NeonRoll Over
- Post-TeenSunshine as a NeonBackflip
- Full GrownLuminous as a NeonDance
Each age teaches a trick. Neons and Mega Neons go through their own six ages, ending at Luminous.
Details
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Released
- Jun 15, 2019
- How to get it
- Hatch from an egg
- Best egg
- Retired Egg
- Limited
- No
- Tricks
- 6
- Neon
- 4 full grown
- Mega Neon
- 16 full grown
- Fly / Ride
- 255 / 130 Robux
- Page
All 12 forms of the Puma
Normal1 full grownNo potionsRide1 full grown + Ride potion130 Robux in potionsFly1 full grown + Fly potion255 Robux in potionsFly Ride1 full grown + Fly Ride potions385 Robux in potionsNeon4 full grownNo potionsNeon Ride4 full grown + Ride potion130 Robux in potionsNeon Fly4 full grown + Fly potion255 Robux in potionsNeon Fly Ride4 full grown + Fly Ride potions385 Robux in potionsMega Neon16 full grownNo potionsMega Neon Ride16 full grown + Ride potion130 Robux in potionsMega Neon Fly16 full grown + Fly potion255 Robux in potionsMega Neon Fly Ride16 full grown + Fly Ride potions385 Robux in potionsFly and Ride come from the Fly-A-Pet (255 Robux) and Ride-A-Pet (130 Robux) potions, which work on any form. The Neon and Mega Neon glow in this grid is our illustration; see the real thing in game below.
The Puma in game
In-game pictures from the Adopt Me! Wiki community. Game art belongs to the developer.
Where to get the Puma
Cracked Eggused to hatch it (retired) · 350 Bucks Free (Task Board or pet age-up reward)Pet Eggused to hatch it (retired)
Royal Eggused to hatch it (retired) · 1,450 Bucks or 9 Robux (Starter Pack)
Retired Eggabout 8.8% per hatch · 600 BucksPer-hatch chance = the egg's odds for this rarity, shared evenly by that rarity's pets.
Neon and Mega Neon planner
4 full grown make 1 Neon; 4 Luminous Neons make 1 Mega Neon (16 pets in all).
Also in the Retired Egg
What it costs to hatch a Puma
| Egg | Chance per hatch | Eggs on average | For one Puma | For a Mega Neon (16) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retired Egg | 8.8% | 11 | 6,857 Bucks | 109,714 Bucks |
Averages: luck varies a lot, and you could hatch it on the first try or much later. Free eggs from the Task Board and age-ups lower the real cost.
Tips for the Puma
- Hatch the Retired Egg: it gives the Puma the best odds (about 8.8% per hatch). Each one takes 5 tasks to hatch.
- You need 4 full grown Pumas for one Neon, so keep aging the copies you get instead of trading them away early.
- Only one of the four pets you fuse needs Fly or Ride: the Neon (and later the Mega Neon) keeps it. That saves buying a potion for every copy.
- Fuse them in the Neon Cave, then raise four Luminous Neons for a Mega Neon: Puma x16 in total.
Released around the same time
Questions about the Puma
How do you get the Puma in Adopt Me!?
Hatch it from the Retired Egg (about 8.8% per hatch from the Retired Egg), or trade for it.
How many Pumas do you need for a Mega Neon?
16. Four full grown Pumas make a Neon, and four Luminous (fully grown) Neons make a Mega Neon.
Is the Puma retired?
No. You can still hatch it.
What tricks does the Puma learn?
Newborn: Sit, Junior: Lay Down, Pre-Teen: Bounce, Teen: Roll Over, Post-Teen: Backflip, Full Grown: Dance.
Numbers from the Adopt Me! community wiki (CC BY-SA); write-up, comparisons and maths by BloxStonks. Pictures belong to the game's developer.