Gag PetMutations

Pet mutations are special changes that give pets different effects, such as more XP, stronger abilities, different sizes, or new effects.

Rainbow, Golden, and other strong mutations can improve a pet's ability. The best one depends on what the pet does.

The rarest pet mutations come from very low-chance rolls or special sources. Their rarity can change when new mutations are added.

Pets can be mutated through the game's mutation systems. The available method and requirements can change with updates.

A pet mutation can improve its ability, increase XP, change its size, or give it a new effect. The result depends on the mutation.

Yes. A useful or rare mutation can make a pet more valuable in player trading, especially when the mutation improves its ability.

Pet mutations change the pet itself, while crop mutations change the crops in your garden. They are two separate systems.

Yes. Some mutated pets can give crops special mutations or other effects through their abilities.

Some mutations increase the amount of XP a pet gains. Shiny and Inverted are examples of XP-boosting pet mutations.

Yes. Mutations such as Mega, Tiny, and Gigantic can change a pet's size and also affect other parts of its performance.

Shiny is a pet mutation that increases the pet's XP gain. It is one of the more common pet mutations.

Inverted increases a pet's XP gain more than Shiny. It is less common than Shiny.

Golden improves a pet's passive ability. It can also reduce the cooldown of the pet's ability.

Rainbow gives a strong boost to a pet's passive ability and can reduce its cooldown.

Mega makes a pet much larger and gives it an XP effect. It also makes the pet become hungry faster.

Tiny makes a pet smaller and gives it a slower hunger rate. It also provides an XP effect.

Yes. Using another mutation system can replace an existing pet mutation, so check the result before confirming a change.

Some game systems can remove or replace a pet mutation. The available removal methods can change with updates.

No. Pet mutations generally do not stack on the same pet. Applying another mutation can replace the existing one.

You can see the complete Grow a Garden pet mutations list on Infurius, including their effects, rarity, and other useful information.