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Changes to Our Privacy Policy

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RosyWindFox (#22865): Im almost done hatching royals for this turn I should have a handful in there
RosyWindFox (#22865): feel free to look through my sales tab
Jakeypancakey (#36099): Unwanted*/* Sorry sticky keyboard
Jakeypancakey (#36099): Does anyone have unanted?for sale Royals I can look through? I am running out of males to breed who are not related to my females
WWECornSerpent (#2122): But you can have larger tubs as Royals can be housed together. A 15 Space tub will house 5 adults.
RosyWindFox (#22865): yes adult royals need 3 space
moecrackus (#39490): for racks for royal pythons they need to be 3 space per tub to house them?
moecrackus (#39490): oh ok thanks!
Diamara (#18374): That's what I thought. moecrackus, you don't need to click on the rooms to clean them each turn. The clean all button should be available for you to use when you're in a room.
moecrackus (#39490): yeah i'm just being lazy with clicking through all the menus to clean and feed animals to end the turn because i want my generation to grow up so i can breed those haha
RosyWindFox (#22865): Im not a subscriber and I have the clean all button for enclosures not in a room
Diamara (#18374): That's what I do. But I can't remember if it's a subscriber only bonus, I've been a subscriber for so long.
Diamara (#18374): Do you not have the ability to clean all rooms at once on your room's page?
moecrackus (#39490): is there a way to hire an employee so i don't have to click on rooms and then clean them every turn lol
RosyWindFox (#22865): 20 turns up on market for 1 token :]
Morphmaker101 (#13981): Thanks Pidove!
Morphmaker101 (#13981): Check out this reptile!
Pidove (#35564): woah nice cornsnake! :0
Morphmaker101 (#13981): Check out this reptile!
moecrackus (#39490): thanks!
Jakeypancakey (#36099): yes
moecrackus (#39490): do males lose health after you breed them?
Breakout26 (#23286): GRAPE :D
Grape (#35638): Oh lovely
Ashton040924 (#39495): Check out this reptile!
Morphmaker101 (#13981): Regardless of species *
Morphmaker101 (#13981): There is a Tutorial at top left of screen, yellow “Help?” Button for detailed instructions, in short, A Gene x Normal until XP rises.
Weezer_lover (#39491): hey im new, when can i start breeding the snakes?
WWECornSerpent (#2122): Just exit the tab!
moecrackus (#39490): can i just exit out of the tab to log off or is there something i need to do?
Diamara (#18374): Happy to help. :)
moecrackus (#39490): ok thank!
Diamara (#18374): There currently isn't a way to move up in the careers, so just pick the highest current pay and go with that career.
moecrackus (#39490): does it matter what career i do?
Jakeypancakey (#36099): 20 turns 1 token added to market
moecrackus (#39490): ok i'll buy some frogs i guess so i can unlock the ability to breed cool snakes lol
RosyWindFox (#22865): there is a calculation for what genetics level is required to breed a pairing but level 0-1 you want to breed normal x 1 morph and at level 2 you can breed 1 morph x 1 morph or 2 morph x 0 morph
Diamara (#18374): Yes. I would recommend finding an animal with quick hatching rates that can help you level up faster since you've just started. Generally Red Eye Tree Frogs are recommended.
moecrackus (#39490): oh lol
RosyWindFox (#22865): So the pairings you need to start is normal x 1 morph
RosyWindFox (#22865): normal x normal results in normal offspring and normal offspring give no genetics xp
RosyWindFox (#22865): Not quite!
moecrackus (#39490): oh so i have to breed normals to get my level up to be able to buy/breed higher loci animals?
Diamara (#18374): So say you have an animal that is 50% or 66% chance of a het, it will say unknown until you breed that animal and the resulting clutch reveals whether they have that het or not. After that, it will say how many loci they have. Rosy explained what it is pretty well.
Diamara (#18374): It will say unknown if they've never had offspring hatch and have possible hets.
RosyWindFox (#22865): LOCI is something for this game specifically. LOCI = the number of morphs an animal has. The higher the LOCI of the pairing the higher genetics level you need to breed them
moecrackus (#39490): oh so what's this loci thing? some snakes say they have loci and some say unknown
RosyWindFox (#22865): although there is debate on if piebald is really recessive but you get what I mean
RosyWindFox (#22865): But no one really calls a triple homozygous DG anything. There isn't a name for it to my knowledge. It's honestly not that different from any other triple visual animal like a Piebald Albino Hypo or whatnot the genes just happened to be mistaken for one another in this case
RosyWindFox (#22865): It would be a triple homozygous DG yeh. I don't know if all of the DG genes are actually recessive iirc. I don't think we have a way to know if they're recessive or inc dom or whatnot

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