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If I ever get really furious about making money, I will buy up adult fodder (so long as there arent flights fighting hard for dom) lvl them to about 7-9 and exalt. I only do one at a time so I don't struggle hard, and it goes almost as fast as though I were just grinding the mire anyways.

I also AH most everything that isn't pure junk. Even the cheapest familiars will sell for a little more on the AH. Large stacks of food don't seem like much at first but it adds up. If I have a lot of money to make, I'll start up netflix and just mindlessly grind some middle-range area for hours and hours. (If I have the time to sit down and binge watch a show) I like using shock switch if I'm just a bit short on paying for something, but I don't like using it for grinding a lot of money.

If I really get determined to make money that day and I have the time to do it, I can easily make 150k in one day, that's without looting something really lucky.

Baldwin's is great too, because you just have to keep basically pumping junk items into him every 30 min, eventually you are gonna get a blue something, or one of the items worth treasure, so it's an excellent supplement to your daily income. (My problem is I'm bad about forgetting about him loool)

But yeah a great deal of my money comes from Coli, or lvling and exalting fodder. I only buy fodder if its reallly cheap, or I lvl and exalt any adult dragons I've made that haven't sold. I usually have a pretty steady stream of nests going. I am liking the newest fairgrounds game, although I haven't really paid attention much just yet to how efficient it is for me.

@dragonfire I set up a system to breed fodder for myself. i got 3 tundras for each of my nests(primarily eats plants so cheapest maintenance) and a mate for each tundra that is also a starter breed(fae, gaurdian, or mirror) and you will have a pair RTB every time a nest opens up. the tricky part is all the lair space needed to set something like that up as you'll need about 10 lair spaces per fodder nest you plan on using. also to avoid the issue of having all your eggs hatch all at once and not having any lair space for the next group of hatchlings(the last clutch of hatchlings won't be adults until the day after the next clutch is ready to hatch) i hatch my eggs on a rotating schedule (nest 1 started up on day 1, nest 2 on day 2 ect.)
if you need any clarification or if my explanation is a jumbled mess let me know.