Q: What qualifies dragons as fodder to you?
↠A: To me, fodder is usually dragons I buy at fodder floor (8kt and below), dragons I breed myself, and on occasion dragons that have been given to me specifically for fodder, or to do whatever with.

Q: Do you buy named or unnamed? Do you name the dragons?
↠A: I don't have a preference either way, if it's fodder floor, I'll buy it. Any unnamed dragons will be named 'Spoons' in homage to my current DnD character, if you have a problem with it, you should name your dragons prior to selling them.

Q: Oh my god! I didn't mean to sell that dragon! Can I buy it back?
↠A: You absolutely can! With proof, you can buy back the dragon for what I paid for it, or can trade it for a dragon you're okay with being exalted.

Q: I'm interested in a dragon you bought! Can I buy it?
↠A: You can! I ask for 15kt/g unleveled and 30kt/g leveled at level 7. If it's level 10, I am not likely to sell or trade them, as I've put more time into them.

Q: You bought my hatchling, and are now selling it as an adult? You're reselling one of the dragons you bought from me?
↠A: This happens for a few reasons. 1) I'll buy more fodder than I can level, and need to sell them to make my money back. 2) Sometimes I'll convert my gems to treasure in this way, as it's quick and easy. 3) Like everyone, sometimes I'll impulse buy a dragon thinking it's pretty, only to find it doesn't fit in my lair like I thought it would. In these cases, rather than exalting them, I'd much rather sell them out to possible forever homes.

Q: You bought a dragon for higher than fodder floor and still exalted! Why?
↠A: Most of the time, I forget how much I paid for a dragon, and in those cases, I tend to exalt if I don't think they fit in my lair anymore or I'll level and exalt to make a profit.

Q: You exalted one of my dragons and I'd really like it back! / I didn't mean to sell that dragon but you already exalted it, can I get it back?
↠A: In most cases: No. I will not bring your dragon back. You can only use this feature once every three months, and I'd much rather use it in case I make a mistake with one of my own dragons. However, if that dragon had sentimental value to you or was in some way very special to you, I'll bring it back for a fee of 75kt/g. No, I will not bring the price down, please don't ask.