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Potential hatchlings from Teyla and Treeflute. Almost all lionfish-noxtide with a tiny chance of crystal and/or alloy, and mostly smoke with some spines. Primary and secondary in greens, and tertiary in blues and greens just barely edging into goldtones.

NO LONGER VALID - Genetics Changed

#Progeny Testing #Teyla Dragon #Treeflute Dragon

A pair of festival adopts by Akesari of my floofballs Barrier and Treeflute. Trying to figure out who else in the lair to get them for - if I could afford it, the answer would be all of them, or at least all my LotR dwarven fandragons.

#Flight Rising #Adoptables #Crystalline Gala Festival Adopt #Akesari #Barrier Dragon #Treeflute Dragon

Clutch #1669 - Teyla/Treeflute

Mated On: 2019-02-02 # of eggs: 3 Hatched On: 2019-02-07

Progeny:

Hatchling 4411 (Leafstrike) - Tundra Male, Olive Lionfish/Chartreuse Noxtide/Honeydew Peacock, Uncommon - 15,000 on 2019-02-13

Hatchling 4412 (MrGreen) - Tundra Male, Leaf Lionfish/Green Noxtide/Thicket Peacock, Common - 15,000 on 2019-02-08

Hatchling 4413 (Vainamoinen) - Tundra Male, Honeydew Lionfish/Camo Noxtide/Chartreuse Smoke, Uncommon - 15,000 on 2019-02-10

Comments: I have to admit I’m pretty meh overall on most of Teyla and Treeflute’s offspring so far. He’s a keep-forever so I’m thinking I may move him off to hibernal and then either sell Teyla or, since I kind of love how she looks, find an XXY or XXX of olive mate for her and breed specifically for her general look.

#Clutches #Teyla Dragon #Treeflute Dragon #Hatchling #Tundra Male #Tundra Breed #Tundra Hatchling #Lionfish #Noxtide #Peacock Gene #Smoke #Olive #Chartreuse #Honeydew #Leaf #Green #Thicket #Camo #Uncommon #Common

Clutch #1649 - Teyla/Treeflute

Mated On: 2019-01-13 # of eggs: 2 Hatched On: 2019-01-18

Progeny:

Hatchling 4357 (Lloyd) - Tundra XYY Male, Olive Lionfish/Leaf Noxtide/Leaf Peacock, Uncommon - 40,000 on 2019-01-25

Hatchling 4358 (Chester) - Tundra Male, Peridot Lionfish/Spring Noxtide/Peacock Peacock, Unusual - 25,000 on 2019-01-27

Comments: Huh... peacock peacock... looks like I need to tweak the way I tag the peacock gene so as not to confuse it with the peacock colour. Question is, do I do it the same way as I did for smoke (smoke for the gene, smoke colour for the colour since it came along later), or given how many peacock entries I already have since the colour has been around for ages, do I reverse it and do peacock for the colour, and peacock gene for the gene??

*Checks tag*

Yeah, seven pages of posts that are already tagged “peacock”... I guess it’ll be “peacock gene” as the easier option to implement.

#Clutches #Teyla Dragon #Treeflute Dragon #Hatchling #Tundra Male #Tundra Breed #Tundra Hatchling #XYY #Lionfish #Noxtide #Peacock Gene #Olive #Leaf #Peridot #Spring #Peacock #Uncommon #Unusual

Possible offspring of Teyla and Treeflute. Almost all lionfish and noxtide with a tiny chance of crystal and/or alloy, and mostly peacock with some smoke. Primary and secondary in greens, and tertiary including blues, greens, and one goldtone.

#Progeny Testing #Teyla Dragon #Treeflute Dragon

Clutch #1629 - Teyla/Treeflute

Mated On: 2018-12-24 # of eggs: 2 Hatched On: 2018-12-29

Progeny:

Hatchling 4302 (Algae) - Tundra Male, Swamp Lionfish/Chartreuse Noxtide/Green Spines, Uncommon - 15,000 on 2019-01-03

Hatchling 4303 (Talamir) - Tundra Male, Fern Lionfish/Swamp Noxtide/Camo Smoke, Uncommon - 15,532 on 2019-01-08

Comments: *Just barely restraining from posting a lengthy rant - have a short one in its place*

FU Tumblr and your “May contain adult content” hiding of posts. Treeflute’s blog post shows a DRAGON. Not ‘female presenting nipples’, not an explicit sex act, not a cock. Treeflute is a D R A G O N.

Looks like I am going to have to put in the incredibly annoying effort to page back through another 4+ years of blog posts (since I’ve only done the most recent year’s worth so far) to find and request review on yet more posts. Joy! Not.