Posted at 2013-07-28 05:23:19 — Link
I just bred one of my dragons
and it resulted in the same baby Link
Listed twice on my profile.
Neither parent has red and piebald dominant.
Is the color swap a change in system also?
“Obstacles are only obstacles if you see them as obstacles. They can also be called opportunities.”
-Tucker Max
Posted at 2013-07-30 18:09:44 — Link
Do you mean these 2 babies?
It's not the same child listed twice, they are different pets with different mothers, each has its own genes and stats, their IDs are #103113 and #103114. It seems that you bred two of your females with the same male.
The gene dominancy is relative and determined by the genetic power. Please hover over the gene to see it's genetic power or check the Genetic Library. The mother of #103113 has both Piebald and Red genes which she passed to her child, and they are showing in the appearence of the baby because the color and pattern genes from father (Silver and Spotted) have lower genetic power.
Posted at 2013-08-01 16:31:41 — Link
Yes! You are correct. However, it was showing me #103113 twice in row. I was using vermillion on one of the 2 dragons, and was showing me the exact same genes on the second one I had not used vermillion on. Now it's actually showing as you have said, that they are 2 completely different dragons(since they are both now adults.)
Yes, I have forgotten all about the genetic number power has a factor as well.
Thank you for clearing this up.
“Obstacles are only obstacles if you see them as obstacles. They can also be called opportunities.”
-Tucker Max
