
Moonbeam Peacock in Adopt Me: Golden Dandelion Odds, Neon, Trading and Tips
TL;DR, bestie
- What it is: the chase pet from the Salon Revamp update on 1 May 2026, and a Legendary.
- How to get it: use a Golden Dandelion (195 Robux) in the Salon, or trade for one.
- Odds: 2.5% per Dandelion. The other 97.5% is a Peachick or a Peahen.
- Still available: yes, as of November 2026, so supply keeps growing.
- Not the same pet: it is not the 2021 Peacock, and it isn't a "new version" of it.
On this page
The Moonbeam Peacock is the pet everyone in the Salon is secretly fishing for. It's a moonlit, navy-and-white peacock with a huge patterned tail, and it only shows up from 1 in 40 Golden Dandelions on average.
That makes it one of the pricier Robux pets to chase, so this page is mostly about the math. If you know the odds before you start buying, you'll make a much calmer decision.
Moonbeam Peacock at a glance
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Legendary |
| Released | 1 May 2026, Salon Revamp update |
| Source | Golden Dandelion in the Salon |
| Price | 195 Robux per Dandelion |
| Chance | 2.5% per Dandelion |
| Siblings | Peachick (Ultra-Rare, 87.5%), Peahen (Legendary, 10%) |
| Status | Still obtainable (November 2026) |
| Neon glow | Blue on the crest, face, wings, feet and tail spots |

How to get a Moonbeam Peacock
- Head to the Salon and go to the room at the back, where the peafowl hang out.
- Buy a Golden Dandelion for 195 Robux.
- Use it in that room to collect one of the three peafowl pets.
- Repeat until you get a Moonbeam Peacock, or stop at your budget and trade for one instead.
The odds come straight from Uplift's Salon Revamp notes, and the pet's official Discover page lists it as a Legendary from the Golden Dandelion.
Golden Dandelions are tradeable items too. If a friend has spares, you can trade for the Dandelion itself and try your own luck without spending Robux.
The Dandelion odds, in plain numbers
| Pet | Rarity | Chance |
|---|---|---|
| Peachick | Ultra-Rare | 87.5% |
| Peahen | Legendary | 10% |
| Moonbeam Peacock | Legendary | 2.5% |
A 2.5% chance means 1 in 40 on average. But "on average" hides how swingy that is, so here's how likely you are to have at least one Moonbeam Peacock after a set number of Dandelions.
| Dandelions | Robux spent | Chance of 1+ Moonbeam |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 1,950 | About 22% |
| 20 | 3,900 | About 40% |
| 40 | 7,800 | About 64% |
| 60 | 11,700 | About 78% |
| 100 | 19,500 | About 92% |
Each Dandelion is a fresh roll. Bad luck doesn't build up, and there's no pity counter, so 39 Peachicks in a row doesn't make the 40th any more likely to be the one.
That's why some creators hit it in 20 and others spend 100 without seeing it. If you're buying for a younger player, set the number of Dandelions before you start, not after.
Ages and tricks
The Moonbeam Peacock learns the standard trick set as it ages. You'll get it to Full Grown by doing tasks or with Age-Up Potions.
| Age | Trick |
|---|---|
| Newborn | Sit |
| Junior | Joyful |
| Pre-Teen | Beg |
| Teen | Jump |
| Post-Teen | Trick 1 |
| Full Grown | Trick 2 |
My guide to aging pets fast has the quickest task routes if you're working toward a Neon.
Neon and Mega Neon Moonbeam Peacock
Combine four Full Grown Moonbeam Peacocks to make a Neon. The Neon glows blue on its crest, face and forehead markings, wings, feet, around the beak and on the spots in its tail feathers.
Four Full Grown Neons make a Mega Neon, where those same glowing areas cycle through rainbow colors. The Neon and Mega Neon guide explains the whole process.

Because the Moonbeam Peacock is still for sale, a Neon one is very gettable with patience. That changes once Uplift retires the Dandelion, and nobody outside Uplift knows when that will be.
Beginner strategies
- Decide your Dandelion budget before your first purchase, and stick to it.
- Keep the Peachicks and Peahens. They're cute, they're tradeable, and they help you trade up toward a Moonbeam.
- Check the pet name before accepting a trade. Moonbeam Peacock and Peacock are different pets.
- Use Uplift's official pages for odds, not screenshots in a trading server.
Advanced strategies
- Trade, don't gamble: past a certain point, trading for one is usually cheaper than chasing the 2.5% yourself.
- Peahen stacking: Peahens are Legendary too, so a few of them are a natural trade-up toward the Moonbeam.
- Neon timing: while the pet is still sold, regular copies are easier to collect for a Neon than they'll ever be again.
- Dandelions as trade bait: some players will take spare Golden Dandelions in trades, which can round out an offer.
Common mistakes
- Thinking you're "due" after a long dry streak. Every roll is 2.5%.
- Accepting a 2021 Peacock when you were promised a Moonbeam Peacock.
- Buying Dandelions with no limit set, then regretting it at 60 Peachicks.
- Assuming it's retired because a trader says so. Check the Salon yourself.
Demand and trading
Trading demand for the Moonbeam Peacock is modest. It's a Legendary and it looks gorgeous, but because anyone can still buy Dandelions, a steady stream of new ones keeps entering trades.
That means you'll usually find it easier to trade for than older Legendaries, and harder to "flip" for a big profit. I treat a regular Moonbeam as a pet to keep or Neon, not an investment.
The common scam is the name swap: someone shows a Moonbeam Peacock, then puts a regular Peacock or a Peahen in the trade window. Read the exact pet name in the window before you accept. My Adopt Me scams guide covers the other tricks.
Never hand over your password or Robux for a "guaranteed Moonbeam" either. Nobody can change the odds on Uplift's Dandelion, and no outside site can deliver a pet into your inventory.
Moonbeam Peacock vs similar pets
| Pet | Rarity | How you get it | Still sold? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moonbeam Peacock | Legendary | Golden Dandelion, 2.5% | Yes |
| Peahen | Legendary | Golden Dandelion, 10% | Yes |
| Peacock | Legendary | Was 550 Robux, now trade only | No, removed in 2023 |
Swipe the table sideways →
The 2021 Peacock was a straight purchase with no luck involved, and it's now trade-only. The Moonbeam is the opposite: still available, but locked behind a 1-in-40 roll.

History and update changes
- 1 May 2026: the Salon Revamp update redid the Salon interior, removed the Salon Manager job, added soaps and VIP showers, and introduced the Golden Dandelion with its three peafowl pets.
- Same update: finishing the Salon need started giving a free temporary neckerchief, like the Galaxy or Flower Power ones, which disappears when you log out.
- November 2026: the Dandelion and all three pets are still available in the Salon.
The Moonbeam Peacock is one of the prettiest Legendaries Uplift has made, and I love that the Peahen is a Legendary consolation prize. But I'd never chase it with more Robux than I'm happy to lose. Set a number, enjoy the Peachicks, and trade for the rest.
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FAQ
How do you get a Moonbeam Peacock in Adopt Me?
Buy a Golden Dandelion for 195 Robux in the Salon and use it in the back room. It has a 2.5% chance to give a Moonbeam Peacock. You can also trade for one.
What are the Golden Dandelion odds?
Uplift's Salon Revamp notes list Peachick at 87.5%, Peahen at 10% and Moonbeam Peacock at 2.5%.
How many Dandelions does it take on average?
About 40, which is 7,800 Robux. Even then you only have roughly a 64% chance of at least one, because every roll is independent.
Is the Moonbeam Peacock retired?
Not as of November 2026. The Golden Dandelion is still sold in the Salon.
Is the Moonbeam Peacock the same as the Peacock?
No. The Peacock was a 550 Robux Legendary sold from 2021 until 2023. The Moonbeam Peacock is a separate Legendary from the 2026 Salon update.
What does a Neon Moonbeam Peacock look like?
It glows blue on its crest, face and forehead markings, wings, feet, around its beak and on its tail spots. The Mega Neon cycles those areas through rainbow colors.
Can you trade Golden Dandelions?
Yes. The Golden Dandelion is a tradeable item, so you can trade for one and use it yourself.
🗓️ Last updated: 14 November 2026
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