Tegu
RETIRED
Common
Hatches from the retired Aztec Egg
The Tegu is a common pet in Adopt Me, released on August 15, 2025 with the Aztec Egg. The Aztec Egg left the game on February 28, 2026, so the Tegu is retired: today you get one by trading for it, or for an Aztec Egg to hatch, as a Normal, Neon or Mega Neon, with or without Fly and Ride.
Tegu
Values are in Sharks (1 Shark = a Shark with no potion), the same unit as our Adopt Me trade calculator, and they update often. D = no potion, F = Fly, R = Ride, N = Neon, M = Mega Neon.
Quick questions about the Tegu
How do you get the Tegu?
Aztec Egg
Trade for a Tegu, or for an Aztec Egg to hatch. The Tegu was an Aztec Egg pet, and that egg left the game on February 28, 2026.
Trade for a Tegu or an Aztec Egg on Adopt Me's trading system; Ultra-Rare and Legendary items need the Trade License (at the Safety Hub).
Hatch an Aztec Egg. It takes 5 tasks to hatch, and each hatch has a 35% chance of giving a Tegu.
All Tegu variants
Every Tegu is the same pet in one of 12 versions: Normal, Neon or Mega Neon, each with no potion, Fly, Ride or both. The buttons in the card at the top of the page show each look.
Normal Tegu
Neon Tegu
Mega Neon Tegu
Normal, Neon and Mega Neon Tegu
The parts that glow when it is a Neon are its head markings, body stripes and spots, tail stripes, the underside of its head and body and the spots around its eyes.
The starting point: every other version is made from Normal ones.
Its head markings, body stripes and spots, tail stripes, the underside of its head and body and the spots around its eyes glow orange.
Fuse 4 Full Grown Tegus in the Neon Cave.
It glows in the same places as the Neon, but the colours cycle through the rainbow.
Fuse 4 Luminous Neon Tegus in the Neon Cave: 16 Normal ones in all. Mega Neon is the last tier.
The parts that glow when it is a Neon are its head markings, body stripes and spots, tail stripes, the underside of its head and body and the spots around its eyes.
The starting point: every other version is made from Normal ones.
Its head markings, body stripes and spots, tail stripes, the underside of its head and body and the spots around its eyes glow orange.
Fuse 4 Full Grown Tegus in the Neon Cave.
It glows in the same places as the Neon, but the colours cycle through the rainbow.
Fuse 4 Luminous Neon Tegus in the Neon Cave: 16 Normal ones in all. Mega Neon is the last tier.
What tricks does the Tegu learn?
A Neon ages through the same six stages under other names, shown on each card.
Newborn
Neon: Reborn
Sit
Junior
Neon: Twinkle
Joyful
Pre-Teen
Neon: Sparkle
Beg
Teen
Neon: Flare
Jump
Post-Teen
Neon: Sunshine
Trick 1
Full Grown
Neon: Luminous
Trick 2
Tegu history
- The Endangered Egg replaced the Aztec Egg, which left the game.
- A bundle of four Aztec Eggs went on sale for 37 Robux for the Black Friday weekend.
- The Aztec Egg became a free reward for completing three daily tasks on the Task Board. It stayed there until February 27, 2026.
- Added with the Aztec Egg, which sold for 750 Bucks in the Gumball Machine in the Nursery.
Pets like the Tegu
An Ultra-Rare from the same Aztec Egg, one of the two Ultra-Rares that share the egg's 12%.
One of the two Legendaries in the Aztec Egg, which share the egg's 4%.
The other Legendary of the Aztec Egg, sharing the same 4%.
All three hatched from the Aztec Egg, like the Tegu.
