Pg.1: Gen2 bred Imps (If you would like a baby from certain pair's feel free to ask!)
Pg.2: Fully Gened bred Gen1s/ partly gened/ basic
Pg.3: Hibernating Breeding couples <3
Nightshade
Mephala
Earaagon
Skagi
Unnamed
Skagi
Skydancer Male
Lvl 1
ID#: 21731636
Age: 8 years
Parents:First Generation
Primary Gene: Silver Tapir
Secondary Gene: Silver Butterfly
Tertiary Gene: Emerald Spines
Eye Type: Plague Unusual
Diet: Insects, Plants
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Mephala
Imperial Female
Lvl 1
ID#: 27137338
Age: 7 years
Parents: Frost, Lyraku
Primary Gene: Coal Vipera
Secondary Gene: Platinum Stripes
Tertiary Gene: Sanguine Spines
Eye Type: Shadow Common
Diet: Seafood, Meat, Plants, Insects
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Nightshade
Imperial Male
Lvl 1
ID#: 34514512
Age: 6 years
Parents: WanderLust, WishBack
Primary Gene: Sapphire Tiger
Secondary Gene: Peacock Peregrine
Tertiary Gene: Nightshade Spines
Eye Type: Wind Common
Diet: Seafood, Meat, Plants, Insects
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Earaagon
Guardian Male
Lvl 1
ID#: 46986563
Age: 5 years
Parents:First Generation
Primary Gene: Overcast Basic
Secondary Gene: Crimson Basic
Tertiary Gene: Blood Basic
Eye Type: Arcane Rare
Diet: Meat, Seafood, Plants, Insects
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Unnamed
Banescale Male
Lvl 1
ID#: 57924847
Age: 4 years
Parents:First Generation
Primary Gene: Overcast Skink (Banescale)
Secondary Gene: Sanguine Trail (Banescale)
Tertiary Gene: Strawberry Porcupine (Banescale)
Eye Type: Ice Common
Diet: Insects, Seafood, Meat
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This dragon is currently enjoying the company of a familiar.
This dragon is on a Coliseum team.
This dragon is currently listed in a Crossroads Trade.
This dragon is benefiting from the effects of eternal youth.
This dragon is an ancient breed.
This dragon is currently nesting.
This dragon is under the permanent effect of a Silhouette Scroll. A toggle on the dragon's profile allows swapping between the artwork poses available for the breed.
