Posted June 14, 2020 The one on my scroll that sorted as green, hatched green. Its Pargulus parent was red and its non-Pargulus parent was from the Coast, so there's no way it should have inherited green from either parent. So, breed sort is (probably) a reliable predictor of color. And offspring can occasionally not match their parents - although that seems moderately uncommon. Share this post Link to post
Posted June 14, 2020 (edited) Wrong color and I don’t have any freezes left, feel free to freeze, both male Pargulus from Red Pargulus x Coral: Claim my eggs/hatchlings! Claim my eggs/hatchlings! Edited June 14, 2020 by tjenni Share this post Link to post
Posted June 14, 2020 2 hours ago, tjenni said: Wrong color and I don’t have any freezes left, feel free to freeze, both male Pargulus from Red Pargulus x Coral: Claim my eggs/hatchlings! Claim my eggs/hatchlings! Thank you! Share this post Link to post
Posted June 15, 2020 (edited) With a green father? Just re-bred a matching pair. Maybe we can eventually get some idea of the probabilities involved here. https://dragcave.net/progeny/ulHhS New egg sorts green, AKA matching Pargulus father. Also, I just realized a really clever thing they did with the biome divisions. Some of the biomes have more breeds than others. The wiki lists about 30 breeds in "All Habitats", about 50 each in Alpine, Forest, and Jungle, and 30-something in Coast, Desert, and Volcano. (Found with Ctrl+F and the Which egg is which? page.) Although when I add them together, a difference of 80 to 60-something isn't so significant. Each color of Pargulus appears in one more-populated biome and one less-populated biome, which means they all ought to be approximately the same amount available. Edited June 15, 2020 by Pilauli Finally remembered to sort for color-checking. Share this post Link to post
Posted June 16, 2020 And which habitat kind of matches my mental logic. OK, blue water and frozen water, primarily green for jungle and yellow fuzz for desert sands, red lava and... uh... gotta drop them in the remaining forest. Do pairing them with repeat partners produce the same variant? Share this post Link to post
Posted June 16, 2020 Also, the forest gets red leaves in the autumn. I don't know if repeat pairings produce the same variant all the time. I've been assuming that they would not - if an egg has (hypothetically) a 50% chance of matching the Pargulus parent and is a random color the other 50% of the time, then I would expect each egg to be a random color, such that you might try a couple of times and eventually get the color you wanted. Could eggs be more likely to match the Pargulus parent if that parent is the mother rather than the father? Looking back over my Parguluses, I've bred 4 Parguluses from male Pargulus x female Something Else, of which 2 of them (half) match their father and 2 are some other color, while out of 5 with a female Pargulus x male Something Else, only 1 doesn't match its mother. So from my small sample size, that seems like a reasonable explanation. Of course, the next thing to check was other people's ratios, so I combed through this thread and the scrolls of people who mentioned dragons but didn't post links. This unscientific approach gives me approximately the following %s miscoloration (miscolor / total): PB: 4/9 = 44.4% P. dad: 14/36 = 38.9% P. mom: 8/27 = 29.6% (Note I didn't count my own, just everyone else's here, because I already know which tendency my own have.) So far, it looks like this theory might be true. It also looks like maybe I should have made a spreadsheet instead of tally marks, and then we could have combed through it for data to back up or refute any theory. Next time I think of another theory, maybe I'll do that. Share this post Link to post
Posted June 16, 2020 As per my other post, Pargulus Volcano x Coast Pipio did in deed hatch a blue! (where it sorted) Share this post Link to post
Posted June 16, 2020 (edited) Here are my breeding results so far: Male Pargulus from Alpine x Female Pargulus from Alpine (Blue x Blue) 1st Attempt: Red Pargulus (1YvYU) 2nd Attempt: Red Pargulus (I0QxT) 3rd Attempt: Red Pargulus (pIOD8) 4th Attempt: Blue Pargulus (DkXY0) -- Finally! 5th Attempt: Blue Pargulus (zhXZg) 6th Attempt: No Egg 7th Attempt: Green Pargulus (DkYHZ) 8th Attempt: Blue Pargulus (w26lG) 9th Attempt: Red Pargulus (VgWdc) Male Pargulus from Jungle x Female Pargulus from Jungle (Green x Green) 1st Attempt: Green Pargulus (LWzSc) 2nd Attempt: No Egg 3rd Attempt: Green Pargulus (8PjGC) 4th Attempt: No Egg 5th Attempt: Red Pargulus (Yh33g) 6th Attempt: Green Pargulus (n4awD) 7th Attempt: Green Pargulus (BJUpO) 8th Attempt: Green Pargulus (LzVkt) Male Pargulus from Forest x Female Pargulus from Forest (Red x Red) 1st Attempt: Red Pargulus (9PEOi) 2nd Attempt: Red Pargulus (Q70K6) 3rd Attempt: Green Pargulus (OIXae) 4th Attempt: Green Pargulus (7otwf) 5th Attempt: Blue Pargulus (cLgsM) 6th Attempt: Red Pargulus (O1TAG) 7th Attempt: Blue Pargulus (7kJKR) 8th Attempt: Red Pargulus (ZIEuB) 9th Attempt: Red Pargulus (VDrri) The eight breeding attempt has been the best so far! All the dragon pairs bred true. 🙂 Edited August 9, 2020 by Natevaelle Updated up to Ninth Breeding Attempts. Share this post Link to post
Posted June 16, 2020 According to the sorting, this one will hatch green! Algae in the water, perhaps...? https://dragcave.net/lineage/96WBm Share this post Link to post
Posted June 16, 2020 I´m especially unhappy with male Red Pargulus x female Coral (for my Heart lineage) all turned another color (the egg sorted as green) at least the lovely @Ruby Eyes gave me one, that sorts as Red (I hope it really turns red *laugh*) ^^ https://dragcave.net/progeny/eqSup https://dragcave.net/progeny/F4iR1 https://dragcave.net/progeny/Uy8of Share this post Link to post
Posted June 16, 2020 (edited) 10 hours ago, Pilauli said: Could eggs be more likely to match the Pargulus parent if that parent is the mother rather than the father? [...] So far, it looks like this theory might be true. It also looks like maybe I should have made a spreadsheet instead of tally marks, Okay, I did decide to make a spreadsheet. I filled it up with my dragons' offspring and a bunch of hatchies I found in AoND. (I'm relying on "there are enough Parguluses out there that I probably won't record too many of them twice.") My theory appears to be pretty much false, because the new percent miscoloration (for non-PBs) is about 16% for those with a Pargulus father and 44% for those with a Pargulus mother - exactly backwards of what I thought it might be. And 56% for PBs. I didn't include dragons people mentioned in this thread, though (except my own), so if you want to add your own, go ahead. (You see, I already looked through this thread earlier while trying to support my theory, so I didn't want to go back through this thread to build my spreadsheet.) And everyone feel free to re-sort it and stuff like that to look for patterns. (I don't know what happens if two people try to sort it their way at the same time. I guess someone has to make a copy, come back later, or use some option that lets you view it sorted differently without changing the base data.) --- Edit with news: Aaagh. I just bred 2 green (desert) Pargulus females to 2 Mimic males (one from forest, one from jungle) - both sort as red. Edited June 17, 2020 by Pilauli Share this post Link to post
Posted June 17, 2020 (edited) Red volc m x coast pip f = sorted red https://dragcave.net/lineage/c9081 Blue alp m x volc pip f = sorted blue https://dragcave.net/lineage/nhptf Blue alp m x cave pump f = sorted green https://dragcave.net/lineage/wZllk Blue alp f x volc pip m = sorted blue https://dragcave.net/lineage/VHlMY pb red parg = sorted red https://dragcave.net/lineage/Tl1Ac Edited June 17, 2020 by Shadowdrake Share this post Link to post
Posted June 21, 2020 i'm not linking or adding to the spreadsheet because they all went to the ap, but 13 of the 16 pargulus eggs i bred on june 17 hatched true (color matching the pargulus parent/s). of the remaining 3, one matched the biome of the male non-pargulus parent while the other two didn't match anything. i don't know how helpful this is because without links it's just anecdotal, but there you go. Share this post Link to post
Posted June 22, 2020 On 6/16/2020 at 9:40 PM, tjenni said: https://dragcave.net/progeny/F4iR1 This gives me hope Share this post Link to post
Posted June 22, 2020 4 hours ago, Ruby Eyes said: This gives me hope if it would give you more hope, i'll add progeny links so you can see all of my pargulus who have different colored children with the same mate. testing that was the main reason i bred so many pairs this week. Share this post Link to post
Posted July 4, 2020 Green from coast blue and jungle dark myst https://dragcave.net/lineage/Q52Jw Red from desert green and coast coral https://dragcave.net/lineage/nDhCE Green from desert green and jungle red-tail https://dragcave.net/lineage/A2Yxi Red from desert green and forest mimic https://dragcave.net/lineage/vbTEh Add another red from volcano red and cave pumpkin https://dragcave.net/progeny/qqKBH Meanwhile, these two rebels took each other's colours: https://dragcave.net/lineage/nDNZv https://dragcave.net/lineage/lApPV. Sorry @Imago All added to the sheet. Share this post Link to post
Posted July 8, 2020 Hope it helps! Purebred, same color Green (Jungle) Pargulus + Green (Desert) Pargulus = 3 Green offspring, 1 Red Red (Forest) Pargulus + Red (Forest) Pargulus = 1 Blue Purebred but mixed colors: Blue Pargulus (Coast) + Green Pargulus (Desert) = 1 Green Red Pargulus (Forest) + Green Pargulus (bred on scroll) = 1 Green Green Pargulus (Desert) + Blue Pargulus (Coast) = egg sorts under Blue Share this post Link to post
Posted July 8, 2020 Ooh I had my first miscolours, both from ones who bred true previously. Red Volcano Parg x Coast Coral = Blue Green Jungle Parg x Jungle Misfit = Blue Again; both pairings had bred true at least once before this My market parg has bred true every time thus far; although it has only had 3 babies Share this post Link to post
Posted July 12, 2020 (edited) Jungle glowback x alpine pargulus -> blue, matches parent Desert pargulus x coast seawyrm -> green, matches parent Jungle pargulus x forest mimic -> green, matches parent Volcano pargulus x forest red-tail -> red, matches parent Desert pargulus x alpine common -> green, matches parent Coast pargulus x alpine common -> blue, matches parent Volcano pargulus x volcano pipio -> red, matches parent Forest kyanite x desert pargulus -> green, matches parent Jungle misfit x volcano pargulus -> red, matches parent Desert pargulus x jungle mimic -> green, matches parent Coast pargulus x forest red-tail -> blue, matches parent Alpine common x volcano pargulus -> red, matches parent Blue bred pargulus x bred dark myst -> red Blue bred pargulus x bred dark myst -> red Coast seawyrm x desert pargulus -> red Bred misfit x desert pargulus -> red Jungle pargulus x alpine magelight -> blue Volcano pargulus x forest glowback -> blue Edited July 20, 2020 by Dirtytabs Share this post Link to post
Posted October 15, 2020 So ... since Halloween is drawing closer: Would you say Pumpkins look better with red, blue or green Pargulus mates? Share this post Link to post
Posted October 15, 2020 1 hour ago, Ruby Eyes said: So ... since Halloween is drawing closer: Would you say Pumpkins look better with red, blue or green Pargulus mates? I like all combinations, actually. I think my personal favourites are with male greens and female reds, though. Share this post Link to post
Posted October 15, 2020 5 minutes ago, Lady Meli said: I think my personal favourites are with male greens and female reds, though. Hey, mine, too! I like how nicely the green goes with a Pumpkin in general, and how the yellow highlights on the female red match the Pumpkin! Share this post Link to post
Posted October 15, 2020 1 hour ago, Lady Meli said: I like all combinations, actually. I think my personal favourites are with male greens and female reds, though. Haha! I'm planning to do male reds and female greens. I can already tell that Pargulus is my favourite breed to pair with Pumpkins, overall. Share this post Link to post
Posted October 15, 2020 hmmm, doesn´t look like I hoped for (probably to many generations) https://dragcave.net/lineage/d8yo0 (more like a B than a heart) Share this post Link to post
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