The latest batches of baby dragons!

[telophase]

Still totally into breeding dragons on Flight Rising. Here's the latest clutches:



chomiji has dibs on #1, as we worked out a deal. I'm thinking of keeping #2 and #3 for future breeding. #4 and #5 are up for grabs, or I'll probably be selling them soon.

Comments

[tavella.livejournal.com]

Oh, hmm! I like 2, if you end up not keeping it.

[telophase.livejournal.com]

I think I will keep her, but I'm willing to lend her out for breeding, if you think you'd be interested in that.

[wyrdness.livejournal.com]

Ooo, nice Ridgeback :D I haven't got any of those yet, but if you get more in that/ similar colour combo in the future I may be interested.

In a few days I should have 3 Wildclaw hatchlings in assorted similar colours (http://trollslum.net/fr/?id=1,5,3,21,24,25,1) (guaranteed iridescent/ shimmer. Underbelly is a maybe). At the moment I'm only really after white/ ice primary or maybe a nice silver/ silver/ stonewash, so if you're not that picky or maybe just want to try and luck out on some gene transfers you're welcome to nab any I don't want before they go to the auction. :)

[telophase.livejournal.com]

I got Chill, my first Ridgeback in a trade with someone who didn't realize at first that I wasn't the original person they were talking to! I'd gotten a pink and white Fae named BubbleYum in another trade, and they didn't realize that BubbleYum, who'd originally been theirs, had been traded on to me. So it started, as it were, in the middle of the conversation, saying they needed BubbleYum back. But we figured it out, and I traded BubbleYum back for Chill--apparently Chill had been on the auction block for a while and nobody wanted him. I have no idea why; he's beautiful!

And I'll be happy to look at your hatchlings when they arrive! :D

[wyrdness.livejournal.com]

Huh, that is weird about Chill. He has a nice colour combo going on and the grey tiger stripes look very classy. Maybe people just thought that eye spots weren't "fierce" enough? Or maybe they were being picky over tertiary colour? I guess we'll never know.