Here's a collection of minor annoyances. I can certainly live without these getting changed, but I think that fixing them would make the game even better:

- Whenever breeding, the gene search lists all genes for all species. I always need to tick the species box to narrow those down. Can't that be done automatically? To start the search with the Roc tickbox selected if you're breeding a Roc, etc. 

- Thromada have their genes listed in different order from the other species. Jaw genes are listed first for all the other species, but Throdamas have those listed after skin. Which always throws me off when I'm doing gene research, etc. 

- Exploration. It's always disappointing to stumble upon a building that's completely useless to your current pet. Especially when some island structures are so rare. Specifically this one:

At level 50, you don't even get any message for visiting it. Maybe it could be dual-purposed so that if you visit it at level 50, instead of getting trained you spend a while helping them come up with better training methods? And maybe get some cheap random item as a reward?

- I don't actively breed Throdamas so I can't say anything about that, but yeah it sounds like it would be very inconvenient.. 

- As for the other genetics point, I would LOVE this! I didn't even know that ticking the species narrows the list down, so I always have trouble finding the genes I need, especially colour genes, where a few species have the same colour genes, but you only find the pets you want if you choose the right one. 

- The explore bit, at the very least a "warning" message like "there's norhing here." so you know you already checked the building, would be useful. But I really like the idea of getting a small item (or a small amount of silver?) for "helping" when you get there at level 50. 

Those able to teach others have been once pupils themselves. If there are quests, asking to teach and demonstrate, then it can be done with Zaltys' dual-purpose buildings as well. Once a pet reaches level fifty, it can help teaching other pets or help improving the learning process itself.

In this regard the aforementioned suggestion sounds interesting.