So, I see you like dragons?

[m4pl3g1rl]

Likewise grateful. NOW I have the Tsunami.

[mfay]

How do you get yours to breed so much? Mine are nearly always completely uninterested

For me it really seems to depend on the breed rarity - vines, ochredrakes, and night glory drakes are all pretty dependable; nebulas (nebulae?), stripes, blacks, and seasonals are hit-or-miss; and metallics and trios almost never produce any eggs. I do try to breed them as often as I can, though, which should improve the odds

And on that note, I just bred a blue stripey, but a pair of golden wyverns and several tinsels all struck out:
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[DuckyBelkins]

Thank you mfay

[mfay]

Happy to share

[mfay]

This one should hatch as a night glory:
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[La Ptite Bete]

Thanks Mfay !!!
I only saw one once...

[m4pl3g1rl]

I'm still hoping to find a Day Glory egg someday . . .

[mfay]

Day Glory egg coming right up (fortunately these guys are good breeders ):
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[m4pl3g1rl]

SQUEEEEEEEE!!!!

Mfay you are awesome. Thanks a lot!

But I have to ask - what is with the naming scheme of your scroll? It's cool, but some of those titles/names are a mouthful! Are you, by any chance, in a biological field of study/work?

[mfay]

Haha, yes, I am a biologist - I set up biology lab classes at a community college My dragons are usually named after a genus of real-life organism (many lizards, some birds, a few plants, the bacterium used to make Swiss cheese for my cheese dragon ) followed by the color description scheme from Pocket Frogs, my other current critter-collecting game.

Anybody looking for a sunstone egg?
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