Blox Fruits Stock & Dealer Checks
A restock schedule tells you when a list may change. It does not prove that a specific fruit is available now, or that buying it gives you a stored fruit to trade.
Normal and Advanced dealers
| Dealer | Documented schedule and location | Evidence boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Normal Blox Fruit Dealer | Random fruit restock every four hours | The official game page states the schedule; it does not give this site a live inventory feed |
| Advanced Fruit Dealer | Mirage Island, Third Sea; two-hour restock in the community reference | The named community guide describes a separate stock and a random location on the island |
We have not recorded current inventory in-game. There is no live stock feed on this page, and no probability table or sample of hundreds of hours behind it. In particular, a two-hour dealer schedule does not mean a Mirage Island appearance lasts two hours or starts a new stock cycle.
Check what the purchase actually does
The community fruit reference states that a Beli purchase from the dealer replaces the equipped fruit, while a Robux fruit purchase is permanent access. Do not assume that the Beli option gives you a stored physical fruit to resell. Read the current purchase prompt and the item type before confirming.
Before spending
- Visit the actual dealer and inspect the fruit name and purchase option.
- Check what you currently have equipped and whether replacing it is acceptable.
- Distinguish a Beli purchase, permanent access and a stored item offered in a trade.
- If comparing a trade instead, use a separately supported community estimate. A dealer price and a trade estimate are different units.
- Inspect the final prompt once more; an old screenshot or alert is not evidence of the current outcome.
Use an alert as a lead
A community alert can tell you something worth checking, but its timestamp and exact dealer matter. A Normal stock post does not prove Advanced stock, and a player screenshot does not prove a purchase is still available. Do not buy an account service, executor or “stock access” download to follow an alert.
Why old stock articles now point here
The former monthly and Mirage articles mixed dealer guidance with unrecorded stock probabilities and unsupported resale advice. Their useful schedule and purchase distinctions are consolidated here. We do not preserve those invented odds as historical data.
For the difference between game price and trade estimate, use the physical versus permanent guide. For an actual offer, open the calculator and its named source note.