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Adopt Me Solaris Dragon – Price, How To Get It, And Aestus Combo Explained

Adopt Me has just welcomed one of its most talked-about pets in recent memory, and we are not surprised it is already trending everywhere. The Solaris dragon has landed alongside the Summer Camp event, and players cannot stop discussing how it looks, how it works, and how much it costs. We have gathered everything that matters about this new legendary, so you do not have to dig through scattered clips and forum posts.

This dragon arrived with its sibling pet, Aestus, and together they form the centerpiece of week one of the Summer Camp update. We will walk you through the release details, the price, the special interaction between the two dragons, and our honest take on whether the Solaris is worth grabbing right now.

What Is The Solaris Dragon

The Solaris is a limited legendary pet that joined Adopt Me on June 20, 2026, as part of the Summer Camp Event. We think the timing makes sense, since the developers wanted a flashy pet to anchor the start of a brand new five-week event.

Before release, the Solaris actually looked quite different. Early teasers showed a yellow dragon with horns and a soft, glowing light effect. The final version dropped the horns entirely, shifted the color palette to red and orange, and replaced the glow with a proper fire effect. We have seen plenty of community reaction to this change, and opinions are genuinely split. Some players miss the original golden look, while others feel the fiery redesign suits the Summer Camp theme much better.

In terms of lore, the in-game description ties the Solaris to descending from the stars, while Aestus is described as erupting from the earth’s core. Together, they are framed as bringing what the game calls a joined Summer Heat. It is a small narrative touch, but it explains why these two pets feel connected rather than just being two random dragons released at the same time.

How to get Solaris in Adopt Me

There are a few different paths to add this dragon to your collection, and we want to break each one down clearly.

  • Buy the Solaris alone for 1,000 Robux
  • Buy the bundle with both Solaris and Aestus for 1,500 Robux, which saves you 500 Robux compared to buying them separately
  • Trade for it with other players once the Robux purchase window closes

We genuinely think the bundle is the smarter pick if you already know you want both dragons. Paying 1,500 for two legendary pets instead of 2,000 is a straightforward saving, and there is no real downside unless you only want one of them. If you are only interested in Solaris and have no plans to use Aestus, then grabbing it on its own at 1,000 Robux keeps things simple.

Once the limited Robux window ends, the only way to get a Solaris will be through trading. We expect demand to remain high for at least the first couple of weeks after that. Players who already own one are likely to ask for strong offers, especially from anyone trying to trade older legendaries or neon pets in exchange.

The Special Interaction With Aestus

This is the part of the update that has generated the most excitement, and we understand why. When you equip the Solaris near an Aestus, the two pets trigger a special shared effect and perform tricks together. We have seen this compared often to how certain Glormy pets react to each other when both are equipped at once.

Watching the two dragons interact does add a layer of fire-themed visual flair that single pets simply do not have. If you care about flexing unique pet combos in your adoptions or simply enjoy collecting pets with linked animations, this pairing gives you a real reason to own both dragons rather than just one.

We would also point out that this interaction mechanic is becoming a recurring trend in Adopt Me. Pairing pets that react to each other gives the developers a way to make Robux purchases feel more valuable, since players are effectively buying a combo rather than two unrelated pets.

Solaris Tricks And Growth Stages

Like most pets in Adopt Me, the Solaris learns a trick at every growth stage. Here is the order it follows as it grows up.

  • Newborn stage teaches Sit
  • Junior stage teaches Joyful
  • Pre-Teen stage teaches Beg
  • Teen stage teaches Jump
  • Post-Teen stage teaches Trick 1
  • Full Grown stage teaches Trick 2

As of now, there is no Neon or Mega Neon version of the Solaris available yet. We expect that to change eventually, since most popular legendary pets in Adopt Me do get neon variants over time once enough copies exist in the trading economy. For now, players hoping to collect a neon Solaris will simply need to wait.

Why Solaris Matters For This Update

Summer Camp is a five-week event, and Solaris, along with Aestus, serves as the headline attraction for week one specifically. Beyond the dragons, this same week brought in a fishing system on Adoption Island, a new currency called Acorns, and three additional pets, including two tied directly to fishing progress.

We think the Solaris stands out from the rest of the week one content because it is the only pet you can guarantee through a direct purchase rather than grinding. Everything else, including the fishing exclusive pets, requires time and effort to unlock. That makes Solaris appealing to players who want a guaranteed legendary without relying on RNG or daily grinding.

If you are deciding whether to spend Robux on it, we would say the value largely depends on how much you care about the trading scene. Limited pets tied to real money tend to hold strong trade value early on, and the Solaris already shows signs of becoming a sought-after pet given how fast it is circulating in trading communities.

Our Final Thoughts

The Solaris dragon is shaping up to be one of the more memorable additions to Adopt Me this year. Between its redesigned fire-themed look, its shared animation with Aestus, and its role as the face of the Summer Camp launch, it has earned its spot as one of the most discussed pets of the update.

We will keep tracking how its trading value develops over the coming weeks, along with any neon variant news once it surfaces. For now, if you have been on the fence about spending Robux on a new legendary, the Solaris gives you a pet with genuine personality and a unique interaction feature that few other pets in the game currently offer.

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