Post by Becki on Feb 23, 2015 23:04:05 GMT
Breedings happen in "seasons", in these seasons USRs can submit a pair of snakes they'd like to breed.
Pairs have up to three paid offspring slots (so you can pay for three offspring) however if you're lucky enough to roll twins that will only use up one paid slot (sort of buy one get one free).
Once your offspring slot is paid for your eggs and hatchlings will be made.
Once all babies are made the eggs will revealed on the forum, then shortly after the adults!
You may use other USRs snakes with their permission. Please post permission in the 'Breeding Permissions' thread if someone else is using your snake.
USRs may organise amongst themselves if they're splitting offspring. For example - One pair and two people paying for an offspring slot each.
The person submitting the breeding should state if there are separate offspring owners. Any offspring trades made after the breeding submission will have to be shipped secondhand (I will ship to you, you'll have to ship onwards)
Using genetics you can do a little guesswork on what your pair might produce and pick ideal parents for the goal you have in mind.
Crossbreeding results in a 40% chance of the sire's breed, a 40% chance of the dam's breed and a 20% chance of a hybrid.
Male snakes get two breeding submissions a season.
Female snakes get one breeding submission.
Pairs have up to three paid offspring slots (so you can pay for three offspring) however if you're lucky enough to roll twins that will only use up one paid slot (sort of buy one get one free).
Once your offspring slot is paid for your eggs and hatchlings will be made.
Once all babies are made the eggs will revealed on the forum, then shortly after the adults!
You may use other USRs snakes with their permission. Please post permission in the 'Breeding Permissions' thread if someone else is using your snake.
USRs may organise amongst themselves if they're splitting offspring. For example - One pair and two people paying for an offspring slot each.
The person submitting the breeding should state if there are separate offspring owners. Any offspring trades made after the breeding submission will have to be shipped secondhand (I will ship to you, you'll have to ship onwards)
Using genetics you can do a little guesswork on what your pair might produce and pick ideal parents for the goal you have in mind.
Crossbreeding results in a 40% chance of the sire's breed, a 40% chance of the dam's breed and a 20% chance of a hybrid.
Male snakes get two breeding submissions a season.
Female snakes get one breeding submission.