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#ANIMAL JAM CODE FOR SPIKE COLLAR HOW TO#

Complete the trade and now you’ll have your very own rare spike to wear proudly around Jamaa!.

After you agree on a trade, be sure to use the trading system to avoid being scammed.

Be ready because most Jammers will want multiple other rare or beta items for their rare spikes.

Once you find someone who has a spike to trade, ask them what they are looking for in return or you can list some of the items you have to trade.

I recommend going to the Aldan server because that is the main server for trading.

First you need to find another Jammer that has a rare spike that they are willing to trade.

This can be difficult for a few reasons but here is the process I’d recommend.

Good luck!Īnother way to get a rare spike in Animal Jam is to trade with another Jammer. You might not get one the first time you beat the adventure but keep trying because both long and short rare collars and wristbands are available as prizes.

#ANIMAL JAM CODE FOR SPIKE COLLAR HOW TO#

Here’s a guide for how to complete the adventure. Well I’ve got some good news! There’s a chance you can win one by completing the Forgotten Desert adventure. Rare spikes were released back in 2011 so I bet you’re thinking there’s no way you can still get them without trading.

Now that you’ve seen the different types and colors of rare spikes in Animal Jam, your main question is probably how do I get one?! Well we’re here to help and I’ve put together some ways that you can get a rare spike for yourself! I don’t have as many pictures of the short spikes, but there is a wristband and collar for each color of spike. Just like the long rare spikes, there are 8 colors of short rare spike wristbands & collars. If you wear a rare short spiked collar during an adventure, it will give you an extra 16 damage when attacking. I like them both and think they are equally as rare. Many Jammers prefer the rare long spikes to the shorter ones, probably because the long spikes are more noticeable. They were first referred to as “spiked necklaces” until they were later renamed as “spiked” collars and wristbands.

The short rare spike collars and wristbands were also released as member gifts in 2011.