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BBkat wrote:

jmilana wrote:I keep getting the "You cannot have more than 5 eggs" message, but I only have 4. Help?

You have a live Foxfire Skulk egg hiding in your For Sale tab.

Thank you! It didn't show up when I clicked my other eggs. Oh well.

Ah, glad I stayed up to grab the Arkai ^^ And those eggs look amazing for the Donis Can't wait to see them hatch Happy New Year 2019, everyone ~

jmilana wrote:

BBkat wrote:

jmilana wrote:I keep getting the "You cannot have more than 5 eggs" message, but I only have 4. Help?

You have a live Foxfire Skulk egg hiding in your For Sale tab.

Thank you! It didn't show up when I clicked my other eggs. Oh well.

Yeah it only shows eggs that are in your main tab. It used to show all live egg, regardless of which tab, but people complained cause it caused eggs they didn't want clicked, like ones collected for quests, to show up and then get clicked. So it was removed.

Wish the creature statistics would tell you what tab things are in.. or we had some simple way to find live eggs, since this issue pops up all the time.

Sounds like the new Arkai could be a bit blue colored?

*pokes her eggs*

CinnaminDraconna wrote:Wish the creature statistics would tell you what tab things are in.. or we had some simple way to find live eggs, since this issue pops up all the time.

Me too! It would help me tell when I have a creature out of place as well rather than having to try and load certain tabs that are fuller than orhers.

Female and male

CheerfulDragoon wrote:Sounds like the new Arkai could be a bit blue colored?

*pokes her eggs*

Yes, blue, very blue x2

so pretty *eyes sparkle*

Reima wrote:
Female and male

CheerfulDragoon wrote:Sounds like the new Arkai could be a bit blue colored?

*pokes her eggs*

Yes, blue, very blue x2

So pretty! I'm a sucker for cold/ice critters. I love these!

Female /// Male
Young yi qi are born covered in fluffy down but quickly molt it for functional plumage. They learn to fly far quicker than any bird, their spindly wings able to hold them aloft mere days after they hatch. They remain within the flock, depending on a diligent crew of adults to bring them large grubs so they can grow. At the Keep, such grubs are hard to come by, and the hatchlings make due with larger amounts of regular caterpillars and beetle larvae. They're belligerent little creatures, apparently sharp, but unusually tricky to train. Having treats on hand with which to bribe them is widely thought to be the most effective way to get them to cooperate.