Albino Tarantula Grow a Garden —
Value, Weight & Trade Guide
By GardenCalc Team · Last Updated: · ⚡ Verified current GAG patch
Quick Stats — Albino Tarantula
Tier
A-Tier
Rarity
Visual Rarity (Albino)
Source
Rare Egg
Premium vs Std
40–80%
Best Age to Hatch
0–2 days
Super Giant Wh
> 9 kg
Max Value Tier
Super Giant (4× mult)
Trade Priority
High (size dependent)
What Is the Albino Tarantula in Grow a Garden?
Unlike S-Tier pets, the Albino Tarantula has no unique mutation mechanic. Its value is driven entirely by visual scarcity and size tier. A Super Giant Albino Tarantula (hatch weight > 9 kg) is the peak target for traders.
The Albino Tarantula uses the same hatch weight formula as every pet: Wh = (11 × Wb) ÷ (A + 10) where Wb is base weight and A is age in days at hatch. Hatch younger for heavier weight.
Albino Tarantula Hatch Weight by Age — Table 1
| Age (days) | 8 kg Base → Wh | 10 kg Base → Wh | 12 kg Base → Wh | Tier (10 kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | 8.80 kg | 11.00 kg | 13.20 kg | ✦ Super Giant |
| 1 | 8.00 kg | 10.00 kg | 12.00 kg | ✦ Super Giant |
| 2 | 7.33 kg | 9.17 kg | 11.00 kg | ✦ Super Giant |
| 5 | 5.87 kg | 7.33 kg | 8.80 kg | Giant |
| 10 | 4.40 kg | 5.50 kg | 6.60 kg | Giant |
| 20 | 2.93 kg | 3.67 kg | 4.40 kg | Average |
| 40 | 1.76 kg | 2.20 kg | 2.64 kg | Small |
Want to calculate for any age or base weight?
Open Pet Calculator →Albino Tarantula Value by Size Tier — Table 2
| Size Tier | Hatch Weight | Size Mult. | Premium vs Std | vs Standard | vs S-Tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ✦ Super Giant | > 9 kg | 4× | 80%+ | 3–5× std | Well below S-Tier |
| Giant | 5–9 kg | 2.5× | 60–70% | 2–3× std | Below S-Tier |
| Large | 4–5 kg | 1.5× | 50% | 1.5–2× std | Low |
| Average | 2–4 kg | 1× | 40% | ~1.4× std | Very low |
| Small | < 2 kg | 0.5× | Minimal | ~1× std | Negligible |
Albino Tarantula vs Standard Tarantula
Key Differences at a Glance
- Rarity: Albino is significantly rarer from Rare eggs
- Trade value: 40–80% premium over standard at same size
- Visual: Distinctive pale/white coloration vs standard brown
- Gameplay: No stat difference — purely cosmetic and trade value
- Super Giant: Same 9 kg threshold; both benefit from 4× mult
If you own a Super Giant Albino Tarantula, do not rush a trade. The combination of the 4× size multiplier and the albino premium puts it at the top of A-Tier trade value. Compare offers carefully using the Pet Values page.
How to Get Albino Tarantula in Grow a Garden
- Source: Rare egg (low drop rate for albino variant)
- Alternative: Trade for one using Sheckles or other pets
- Hatch tip: Hatch as early as possible (age 0–2 days) to maximize weight
- Priority: 10+ kg base weight for Super Giant guarantee at age ≤ 1
Use the Pet Calculator to check what hatch weight to expect at any age and base weight combination.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Albino Tarantula worth in Grow a Garden?
The Albino Tarantula commands a 40–80% premium over a standard Tarantula. A Super Giant Albino Tarantula (hatch weight > 9 kg) is the most valuable version, typically worth 3–5× the standard Tarantula base value.
How do I get an Albino Tarantula?
Albino Tarantulas hatch from Rare eggs in Grow a Garden. The albino variant is a low-probability outcome — most Rare eggs produce standard Tarantulas or other pets. Trading is often the faster route.
What size tier is best for Albino Tarantula?
Super Giant (hatch weight > 9 kg) is the peak tier, applying a 4× multiplier on top of the albino premium. To guarantee Super Giant, use a 10+ kg base weight egg and hatch at age 0 or 1.
Is Albino Tarantula better than standard Tarantula?
Yes — always, for trade purposes. The albino coloration adds 40–80% premium at every size tier. In gameplay terms there is no functional difference, but for trading and collection the Albino is significantly more valuable.