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TOPIC | [Guide] So You Want to Start a Hatchery
@ScalyMaiden
Thanks for the guide! Sorry if you've answered this before, but why do you recommend limiting yourself to a few pairs? Is it cost-prohibitive? Or more like it overwhelms buyers? And what would you consider a few pairs?
Unfortunately, I'm probably going to have to do a lot of geneing projects cause I'm working on unique XYZ pairs, many of which with colors that don't already exist. I have to take what dragons I can get and breed to the right colors. Hopefully that doesn't come back and bite me in the butt :')
Thanks for the guide! Sorry if you've answered this before, but why do you recommend limiting yourself to a few pairs? Is it cost-prohibitive? Or more like it overwhelms buyers? And what would you consider a few pairs?
Unfortunately, I'm probably going to have to do a lot of geneing projects cause I'm working on unique XYZ pairs, many of which with colors that don't already exist. I have to take what dragons I can get and breed to the right colors. Hopefully that doesn't come back and bite me in the butt :')
@ScalyMaiden
Thanks for the guide! Sorry if you've answered this before, but why do you recommend limiting yourself to a few pairs? Is it cost-prohibitive? Or more like it overwhelms buyers? And what would you consider a few pairs?
Unfortunately, I'm probably going to have to do a lot of geneing projects cause I'm working on unique XYZ pairs, many of which with colors that don't already exist. I have to take what dragons I can get and breed to the right colors. Hopefully that doesn't come back and bite me in the butt :')
Thanks for the guide! Sorry if you've answered this before, but why do you recommend limiting yourself to a few pairs? Is it cost-prohibitive? Or more like it overwhelms buyers? And what would you consider a few pairs?
Unfortunately, I'm probably going to have to do a lot of geneing projects cause I'm working on unique XYZ pairs, many of which with colors that don't already exist. I have to take what dragons I can get and breed to the right colors. Hopefully that doesn't come back and bite me in the butt :')
[quote name="artemiswanderer" date="2018-09-29 09:20:03" ]
@ScalyMaiden
Thanks for the guide! Sorry if you've answered this before, but why do you recommend limiting yourself to a few pairs? Is it cost-prohibitive? Or more like it overwhelms buyers? And what would you consider a few pairs?
Unfortunately, I'm probably going to have to do a lot of geneing projects cause I'm working on unique XYZ pairs, many of which with colors that don't already exist. I have to take what dragons I can get and breed to the right colors. Hopefully that doesn't come back and bite me in the butt :')
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Hi there! Oh boy I haven't been on this site in awhile, ^^;
I recommend limiting the starting pairs in part because of cost, but largely because of organization and time invested. If you're making a listing for every pair and posting images of every new dragon, having lots of pairs can mean a lot of time. By "a few" I meant 3-5. I should specify though that I haven't seriously played this game in about a year, so the guide may need some updating.
If you'd like to start with more than that, it's your call. Whatever makes the most sense for you and your hatchery :)
artemiswanderer wrote on 2018-09-29 09:20:03:
@ScalyMaiden
Thanks for the guide! Sorry if you've answered this before, but why do you recommend limiting yourself to a few pairs? Is it cost-prohibitive? Or more like it overwhelms buyers? And what would you consider a few pairs?
Unfortunately, I'm probably going to have to do a lot of geneing projects cause I'm working on unique XYZ pairs, many of which with colors that don't already exist. I have to take what dragons I can get and breed to the right colors. Hopefully that doesn't come back and bite me in the butt :')
Thanks for the guide! Sorry if you've answered this before, but why do you recommend limiting yourself to a few pairs? Is it cost-prohibitive? Or more like it overwhelms buyers? And what would you consider a few pairs?
Unfortunately, I'm probably going to have to do a lot of geneing projects cause I'm working on unique XYZ pairs, many of which with colors that don't already exist. I have to take what dragons I can get and breed to the right colors. Hopefully that doesn't come back and bite me in the butt :')
Hi there! Oh boy I haven't been on this site in awhile, ^^;
I recommend limiting the starting pairs in part because of cost, but largely because of organization and time invested. If you're making a listing for every pair and posting images of every new dragon, having lots of pairs can mean a lot of time. By "a few" I meant 3-5. I should specify though that I haven't seriously played this game in about a year, so the guide may need some updating.
If you'd like to start with more than that, it's your call. Whatever makes the most sense for you and your hatchery :)
@ScalyMaiden Thank you for this guide! I tried opening a hatchery last year and it fell through...now I know WHY! This is a HUGE help to me in re-establishing mine!
@ScalyMaiden Thank you for this guide! I tried opening a hatchery last year and it fell through...now I know WHY! This is a HUGE help to me in re-establishing mine!
just a heads up- the fr-tools link is not flight rising (outdated?)
just a heads up- the fr-tools link is not flight rising (outdated?)
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almost always looking for g1 banescales OwO gened g1 banescale count: 96 (last updated 12/8/22 11:50pm est) |
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http://flightrising.com/main.php?p=mb&board=drs&id=1315342
What does everybody do if their dragons don't get sold for a while? Since they're from a hatchery I don't think I should be lowering prices too much but I was wondering if exalting them is the only other option?
What does everybody do if their dragons don't get sold for a while? Since they're from a hatchery I don't think I should be lowering prices too much but I was wondering if exalting them is the only other option?
