Additionally, you can get long and curly traits if the sire has long thick or curly thick tails with whatever manes, and vice versa. Often when two parents have the long or curly sets, the offspring will have only one of those traits, but still have the chance to pass it on completely to their offspring. I've noticed this through a bit of experimentation.
Tbh, the pricing is hard for me. Like it's up to everyone, but putting up horse with long tail for 40k, even if it has curly or spiky mane is just insane to me (Does not apply if it has a good pot, then I understand it). Dx I mean, yeah, pricing is up to individuals, but I don't think it's usually worth it putting up LL or SL combinations for 40k cause the chance someone will breed them is really low and can happen that even after 24 hours, you'll get no profit. But that's just my opinion. Also, idk if u said that, but really good time to breed, especially if you are trying to first make a few mils in advance, is when giftboxes are up since more people have carrots to spend, so you will earn naturally more. :D Otherwise a good video for beginners. 👍
Pricing really is sometimes tricky. However it does seem to work for me this way. People breed with the horses I put up and it makes me happy XD. If you deem it too high a risk to put thick tails up for 40k try 35k or even 30k. Nice tip with the giftboxes. I forgot that one.
This is so smart! thanks for the info, people usually never share this tips . How would you recommend doing this on a smaller scale for people that aren't starting out with a lot of carrots and cant breed 6 good looking horses in one go?
To start with, just try to breed a full curly or at least a thick mane and tail. The color doesn't matter. I have found that people breed well with full curlys in particular, regardless of the color. To collect the necessary carrots, you'll probably just have to run and, above all, collect giftboxes when they have an event. However, you should only offer them for 10k. It's a bit slow at the beginning, but all beginnings are difficult. Once you have the money together, you can start trying to produce your ideal breeding stallion. But this is also an expensive undertaking. It took me a long time to get to where I am now and I still haven't got what I want. But please don't let that discourage you. It will feel all the better when you get a horse that you really like. Like my Tailgrimm.
Additionally, you can get long and curly traits if the sire has long thick or curly thick tails with whatever manes, and vice versa. Often when two parents have the long or curly sets, the offspring will have only one of those traits, but still have the chance to pass it on completely to their offspring. I've noticed this through a bit of experimentation.
This is soo good video! Thank you so much and btw i love your voice
Aww, thx ^^
Tbh, the pricing is hard for me. Like it's up to everyone, but putting up horse with long tail for 40k, even if it has curly or spiky mane is just insane to me (Does not apply if it has a good pot, then I understand it). Dx I mean, yeah, pricing is up to individuals, but I don't think it's usually worth it putting up LL or SL combinations for 40k cause the chance someone will breed them is really low and can happen that even after 24 hours, you'll get no profit. But that's just my opinion. Also, idk if u said that, but really good time to breed, especially if you are trying to first make a few mils in advance, is when giftboxes are up since more people have carrots to spend, so you will earn naturally more. :D Otherwise a good video for beginners. 👍
Pricing really is sometimes tricky. However it does seem to work for me this way. People breed with the horses I put up and it makes me happy XD. If you deem it too high a risk to put thick tails up for 40k try 35k or even 30k.
Nice tip with the giftboxes. I forgot that one.
This is so smart! thanks for the info, people usually never share this tips . How would you recommend doing this on a smaller scale for people that aren't starting out with a lot of carrots and cant breed 6 good looking horses in one go?
To start with, just try to breed a full curly or at least a thick mane and tail. The color doesn't matter. I have found that people breed well with full curlys in particular, regardless of the color. To collect the necessary carrots, you'll probably just have to run and, above all, collect giftboxes when they have an event. However, you should only offer them for 10k. It's a bit slow at the beginning, but all beginnings are difficult. Once you have the money together, you can start trying to produce your ideal breeding stallion. But this is also an expensive undertaking. It took me a long time to get to where I am now and I still haven't got what I want. But please don't let that discourage you. It will feel all the better when you get a horse that you really like. Like my Tailgrimm.
this is so helpful thank you!
Glad you like it. ^^ Took me a week to make XD
why can’t i put my horses into breeding?
Well depends
U have to be lvl 10
U can only put up 3 horses at a time
And u need money to put them in and they need to be above grade 4
@@dinoshaurush7063 i cant put my maxed horses in the breeding my horses with 120 speed
On top of what Dino says, the horse can't be above grade 8 to be registered for breeding