The Money Tree is basically the place where unwanted items go. Usually from Underwater Fishing, old boots, fishing poles, moss, and shoes end up here. There’s also the occasional bag of Neopoints, and very rarely a paintbrush or a rare item usually given by a VERY generous Neopian who has no gain from it (meaning, he or she might want to quit or they just don’t need it).

As soon as you see the item you want, IMMEDIATELY click it. And you have to be as fast as you can. You might not get the item, because someone might have clicked it before you, but if you do get it, congratulations You’re a stealthy ninja!

Here are some donators to The Money Tree:

Balthazar – Every Wednesday, at 7 A.M. Neopian Standard Time (NST), Balthazar donates bottled faeries, each going for around 3,000-4,000 NP a bottle!

Health Frog – At 7 A.M. NST every day, the Health Frog will donate 10-200 different exotic vegetarian fruits.

The Lupe Pack – Every Sunday at 5:50 P.M. NST the Lupe Pack will donate items. These are usually white or dark chocolate Chias.

Pango Pango – At 10:45 AM and 10:45 PM, Pango Pango might donate fruits.

Scamander in Chef – Scamander in Chef donates Scamanders; and they’re very hard to catch.

Here are the booby prizes:

Paintbrushes:

Bottled Faeries:

Gross Food:

And of course the codestones :

(These are the only kind you can get from Tombola. There are 5 other ones, but there are other ways of getting them.)

Credits to Google

If you’re an avatar collector, go for it, and when you get the avatar, just don’t do this daily anymore. There’s not really much else you can get after getting the avatar.

To get the avatar, you have to pull down the lever and get at LEAST 100 NP taken from you. If you have less than 50 NP on hand, or nothing at all, the lever won’t do anything. And even if you lose those 100 NP, the avatar is random when getting your NP taken, so don’t expect to get the avatar the first time. You could get it the first time, or even after 200 times. It all is random, so don’t expect much.

Here’s a picture of the avatar.

Credits to Google

No. Unfortunately, Chias are the only Neopets species that can change with Magical Chia Pops (hence the names of “Magical ________ Chia Pop”). Chia Pops will only change your pet if they are MAGICAL Chia Pops. So if you want an Grape Chia, you can’t really change it with just a simple Grape Chia Pop; it needs to be a MAGICAL Grape Chia Pop.

Here is a list of what your Chia can look like with a Magical Chia Pop:

Credits to thedailyneopets.com

Name	Image	Effect
Apple
Asparagus
Aubergine
Avocado
Blueberry
Carrot
Chokato
Durian
Gooseberry
Grape
Lemon
Lime
Onion
Orange
Pea
Peach
Pear
Pepper
Pineapple
Plum
Thornberry
Tomato

The beads themselves look like this:

Credits to ethan_redshaw

If you guys can’t see, from the left: Matu, Oranu, Ranka, Urapa, and Tongi. Each of them come in 4 different colors; red, green, yellow and blue.

These beads can me found randomly on the Neopets website, signing up for Neopets Mobile, or by referring someone to Neopets Mobile. Keep in mind that there are 5 different types of beads. Since there’s no more Neopets Mobile (when the new Neopets layout came out), the Tongi bead can’t be found anymore Each one has it’s own ability (I’ll write it in another post so the post won’t be too long!) and they can all be attached to the talisman via your Inventory

There are ten different types of codestones; Bri, Har, Mau, Vo, Eo, Orn, Zei, Main, Mau, and Tai-Kai. Typically, all of these are listed around 3k-5k but the Bri Codestone is usually the cheapest around 3k.

From left to right:

First Row: Mau, Tai-Kai, Lu, Vo, and Eo.

Second Row: Main, Zei, Orn, Har, and Bri.

These are used at the Mystery Island Training School. The Mystery Island Training School is used for training your Neopet for the battledome. These can be obtained by buying, random Neopet events, as well as Tombola (if you’re a winner). An alternative to using codestones is using dubloons (which can be found in a different post) to train your pet at Krawk Island.

Here’s a table on the courses you can take at the Mystery Island Training School:

I’m a person who likes Neopets just like you! I still do play it often even though I have school and sports! I still do miss the old Neopets sidebars (instead of the new top bar) though

The site will be updated more. So I’ll see you guys around soon!

I’ll post on random events, items, times for events, as well as where you can find special items!

-Ashley

• Neoboards. Yep. Right at the heart of where we find information, ask questions, and communicate with other players.
• Neomail. Offers for free items or Neopoints if you visit a webpage, usually has a link.
• User Shops. Who can resist a super low price? Beware. Malware or Cookie Grabbers may be present.
• User lookups, Pet pages. Malware and CGs are a constant threat.

And in the comments on this site! It is FULL of people telling you to send your username and password to them so they can steal your account. THESE ARE ALL SCAMS.

To read more, go to my page on Neopets Scams and Scam Sites and how to spot them and keep your account safe.

Get free neopoints and free Neopets items every day during the month of December! How? Just by going to the Neopets Advent Calendar in Happy Valley! You can visit it once a day every day of December. Click here to go to the Neopets Advent Calendar to get your free neopoints and items today!

Merry Christmas!