Clutch #4221 - Heucherella/Hellebore
Mated On: 2026-08-11 # of eggs: 1 Hatched On: 2026-08-16
Progeny:
Hatchling 11245 - Auraboa Male, Sand Wicker/Pear Affection/Rust Blossom, Unusual
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Clutch #4221 - Heucherella/Hellebore
Mated On: 2026-08-11 # of eggs: 1 Hatched On: 2026-08-16
Progeny:
Hatchling 11245 - Auraboa Male, Sand Wicker/Pear Affection/Rust Blossom, Unusual
Comments:
Clutch #4201 - Heucherella/Hellebore
Mated On: 2026-07-22 # of eggs: 2 Hatched On: 2026-07-27
Progeny:
Hatchling 11186 - Auraboa Male, Latte Petrified/Yellow Paisley/Taupe Greenskeeper, Common
Hatchling 11187 - Auraboa Male, Cinnamon Wicker/Chartreuse Paisley/Tarnish Greenskeeper, Common
Comments:
Clutch #4188 - Heucherella/Hellebore
Mated On: 2026-07-02 # of eggs: 2 Hatched On: 2026-07-07
Progeny:
Hatchling 11154 - Auraboa Male, Caramel Petrified/Mantis Paisley/Red Greenskeeper, Rare
Hatchling 11155 - Auraboa Female, Beige Petrified/Murk Paisley/Mauve Greenskeeper, Rare
Comments:
Clutch #4176 - Heucherella/Hellebore
Mated On: 2026-06-12 # of eggs: 3 Hatched On: 2026-06-17
Progeny:
Hatchling 11118 - Auraboa Female, Tan Wicker/Lemon Affection/Caramel Greenskeeper, Uncommon - 15,000 on 2026-07-08
Hatchling 11119 - Auraboa Male, Hickory Petrified/Olive Paisley/Clay Blossom, Bright - 15 gems on 2026-07-26
Hatchling 11120 - Auraboa Female, Cinnamon Wicker/Chartreuse Paisley/Grapefruit Greenskeeper, Common
Comments: Love how the paisley and blossom look together on the male morph. Very vine-like.
Clutch #4156 - Heucherella/Hellebore
Mated On: 2026-05-23 # of eggs: 1 Hatched On: 2026-05-28
Progeny:
Hatchling 11061 - Auraboa Female, Auburn Wicker/Ivory Paisley/Brown Blossom, Uncommon - 15 gems on 2026-06-12
Comments: It would have been incredibly funny if this first, singular hatchling from their very first clutch had turned out to be the 5th generation naturally primal-eyed tree dragon for my line of such, but no. She's just a nicely autumnal dragon.
And so the slapping them back on a nest the moment they're RTB again begins...
(Just don't take 54 clutches like Hellebore himself did is all I'm asking. Preferably a number considerably less than that, and absolutely not a higher one.)
Finally hatched out my 4th generation naturally primal-eyed tree dragon (Hellebore), gened him up, found him a mate, waited out the most-of-a-month for them to lay their first clutch...
...and of course they laid one. single. solitary. egg.
Granted I will laugh myself sick if that egg manages to come out as the 5th generation primal, the chance of that is very low. I'm just hoping it doesn't take nearly as many clutches for them to produce the 5th as it did for his parents to have him (54 clutches over a 4 year period). Something more like the counts prior to that (10 clutches for 3rd, 2 clutches for 2nd, and also 2 clutches for 1st!) would be much appreciated.
For an unplanned project I've now sunk a lot of time into this line of dragons, and it's pretty much entirely due to Hellebore being such a laggard in arriving.
Potential hatchlings from Heucherella and Hellebore. Offspring should be a fairly even mix of both parents' genetics (wicker-paisley-blossom vs petrified-affection-greenskeeper rescpectively). Primary of browns, secondary of greens and yellows, and tertiary a wide range including greens, yellows, oranges, browns, reds, and pinks.
Hellebore is my 4th generation naturally primal-eyed tree dragon; hopefully he and Heucherella will turn up a 5th generation one in considerably less than the 50-odd clutches it took for his parents to have him!
Dragon: Hellebore - Undertide Auraboa Male
First (Hatchling) Record Second Record
(Auraboa scroll applied on 2026-05-03) (Petrified scroll applied on 2026-05-03) (Affection scroll applied on 2026-05-03) (Greenskeeper scroll applied on 2026-05-03)
Purchased For: Hatched in own lair Hatched On: 2026-05-03 ID: 109504392
Parentage: Geneva/Onaping Flight: Nature
Primary: Copper Savannah Basic Petrified Secondary: Shamrock Saddle Basic Affection Tertiary: Fern Sailfin Basic Greenskeeper Eyes: Primal
Comments: My 4th generation of my naturally primal-eyed tree dragon line. Only took almost 4 years of clutches to get him.
I've been planning for him (or her) to be auraboa since those came out (yes, I'm amused that that means going from a swimming snake to a flying snake). Decided to try and go for genes I didn't already have on other tree dragons, within reason - I also absolutely wanted him to have greenskeeper, which meant blossom or branches for his mate. So I looked for a mate for him that would pull their tertiary range all the way over into the reds and pinks. To get that as well as a nice wide brown range I ended up with a female who has a yellow colour for her secondary, but that's fine - it just means some of their offspring will have autumnal foliage.
Loved the way petrified looks as a 'bark' texture, and I haven't had any dragons with wicker yet, so that sorted out their primaries as well. After that it was just a lot of testing secondaries on scries of both of them before I settled on affection as his, against paisley on her.
Apparel: TBD
Familiar: Skyknight Salmon
Progeny Testing:
[Test] Heucherella
Broods:
Nested with Heucherella on 2026-05-23, 1 egg [Clutch]
Mated with Heucherella on 2026-06-12, 3 eggs [Clutch]
Joined with Heucherella on 2026-07-02, 2 eggs [Clutch]
Clutched with Heucherella on 2026-07-22, 2 eggs [Clutch]
Bred with Heucherella on 2026-08-11, 1 egg [Clutch]