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NO BREEDINGS AVAILABLE.
Mistrals rarely pair for life, most are like normal animals in terms of having many
partners. They do not have much parental instinct: eggs are abandoned in the nest, thus
making adoption possible. Read on for more information, or check out the
Clutch Directory for a list of parents.
breeds/types . Any two mistrals may mate, regardless of breed, theme, or type. The babies
may be type-less and theme-less (called hybrids), or of a type fitting the parents'
theme(s).
Mating two mistrals of different breeds will result in cross-breed babies
that have a combination of their parent's physical features.
clutch size . The size of mistral clutches can range from a single egg to as large as a
dozen or more. Clutch size is determined by how well-kept the parents are, and the applicant
is allowed to keep or give away up to 50% of the babies. (the rest are
adopted out). When the applicant owns only one parent, the other owner is allowed
a single second-pick in clutches of 3 or more eggs.
uniques . Through breeding it is possible to get double-uniques (critter graphic only used
twice/flipped) if your mistrals are well-kept.
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