Moderate Temperatures and Overcast| CarterStables |
| Fang, Yeahh, I bought a few colts when I finally returned back to the game, but they're not training up well, and I just don't have the heart to geld them yet lol. Eventually, I do also plan on breeding for color rarity, once I get another barn set aside for it and whatnot lol |
| Wolf Fang |
| Bad when the random cheap one on this account trained better 😂 though it’ll probably stay down week 5 -HEE Click- |
| Whitewolf |
| I mean the TB one, the new one I bought cheap to just make gelds with on purpose/use on my W/WW girls XD |
| Whitewolf |
| Brook I’m tempted to yeet my WWW Colt but at least he didn’t cost me that much. He’ll be a good gelding maker if anything lol |
| CarterStables |
| I'm tempted to just geld some of my colts at this point lol. Only thing stopping me for some of them is their color rarity being fairly low |
| Munchkin Stables |
| Line breeding, is when both the sire and dam have a common ancestor. In breeding, is like mother to son, father to daughter. |
| CarterStables |
| I'm not sure when they consider it linebreeding or inbreeding, I'd assume quite like you explained it. |
| CarterStables |
| Just for reference, I've never had any goats that were inbred xD plus, almost all of mine are older now. I do have one that is likely expecting after a mishap with a tree coming down on the fence and my youngest buck getting out. Animals..never a dull moment. Of course the one that's likely bred, has neverrr had kids before x.x |
| Stormsong Manor |
| The only animals I've ever bred were rabbits and we considered linebreeding to be breeding back to a sire or dam etc, and inbreeding was sibling to sibling breeding |
| CarterStables |
| Ven, There's sort of a running joke in the dairy goat group I'm in irl, they call it linebreeding if the breeding pans out, if it doesn't pan out, that's when it's called inbreeding |
| Stormsong Manor |
| Tracking also usually starts at Week 4, so that's why Week 1-3 is missing. Some AD will go up one bar week three but it's very rare |
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| CarterStables |
| Fang, Yeahh, I bought a few colts when I finally returned back to the game, but they're not training up well, and I just don't have the heart to geld them yet lol. Eventually, I do also plan on breeding for color rarity, once I get another barn set aside for it and whatnot lol |
| Wolf Fang |
| Bad when the random cheap one on this account trained better 😂 though it’ll probably stay down week 5 -HEE Click- |
| Whitewolf |
| I mean the TB one, the new one I bought cheap to just make gelds with on purpose/use on my W/WW girls XD |
| Whitewolf |
| Brook I’m tempted to yeet my WWW Colt but at least he didn’t cost me that much. He’ll be a good gelding maker if anything lol |
| CarterStables |
| I'm tempted to just geld some of my colts at this point lol. Only thing stopping me for some of them is their color rarity being fairly low |
| Munchkin Stables |
| Line breeding, is when both the sire and dam have a common ancestor. In breeding, is like mother to son, father to daughter. |
| CarterStables |
| I'm not sure when they consider it linebreeding or inbreeding, I'd assume quite like you explained it. |
| CarterStables |
| Just for reference, I've never had any goats that were inbred xD plus, almost all of mine are older now. I do have one that is likely expecting after a mishap with a tree coming down on the fence and my youngest buck getting out. Animals..never a dull moment. Of course the one that's likely bred, has neverrr had kids before x.x |
| Stormsong Manor |
| The only animals I've ever bred were rabbits and we considered linebreeding to be breeding back to a sire or dam etc, and inbreeding was sibling to sibling breeding |
| CarterStables |
| Ven, There's sort of a running joke in the dairy goat group I'm in irl, they call it linebreeding if the breeding pans out, if it doesn't pan out, that's when it's called inbreeding |
| Stormsong Manor |
| Tracking also usually starts at Week 4, so that's why Week 1-3 is missing. Some AD will go up one bar week three but it's very rare |
How to play: Guide the snake around the playing field and eat the prey. The snake will grow in length with each prey it eats. There are portals your snake
can enter which will transport it to a different part of the playing field. Also, there are also obstacles you must avoid. The game ends when the snake hits an obstacle, the
wall, or itself. This game uses the WASD keyboard keys to navigate.
You can send a score once per day, so only send your best score. Press a key to start.
Payouts are as follows:
10-15 : 125 Eden Bucks
16-25 : 250 Eden Bucks
26-45 : 500 Eden Bucks
46+ : 1000 Eden Bucks
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