Hello everyone! Its a terrific Tuesday here at Amaretto. I wanted to take some time out today and show off the month of July Craved horses! I really like the Craved Greek Key Horse! There are 5 of them:
Craved Greek Key Tangerine Appaloosa
Craved Greek Key Lemon Lime Pinto
Craved Greek Key Berry Blue Roan
Craved Greek Key Plum Pie Perlino
Craved Greek Key Perfect Peach Martini Saddlebred
Amaretto really switched it up and have several different breeds that you could use to qualify for a chance at a Craved Greek Key!
Oh! Don’t forget that the Craved Greek Key horses do have the ability to pass their coat! Now July is almost over so if you didnt get one of these its time to look in the market! Happy Breeding everyone this is Ava over and out!
Hello everyone! Hope everyone is having a great Monday! I wanted to talk with you guys about a few breeding terms that you may or may not be familiar with.
DOS- DIrect Off Spring – this means that mom or dad had the trait desired but the animal itself does not! (DOS animals can pass the desired trait even if not showing if mom or dad had the trait)
OSOS- Off Spring of Off Spring- this means mom and dad did not have desired traits but grandma or grandfather did. (OSOS animals can pass the desired trait even if not showing if grandma or grandfather had the trait)
Recovery – Waiting period between pregnancies Descendants – A breeding cycle Vintage – When a ponie has used all of its descendants Pairing – Having two specific horses or K-9s breed with each other only Companion – Having two specific Birds breed with each other only Cycles – Each bird starts with 12 cycles which means that they can drop 12 nests. Nesting – Waiting period between nests
Now lets talk about DOS and OS of LE, SE, CE, or DEs. A DOS of any of the following LE, SE, CE, or DEs must be showing their hidden surprise to pass it into the DOS and OSOS.
Example: I breed 2 DE Sharks together I CAN NOT get the Great White eye from a DOS of the DE unless it is SHOWING the Great White Eye.
This isnt a new concept to Amaretto all LE, SE, CE, and DEs have always worked this way.
Its always a good idea to educate yourself on the truth and learn the ins and outs of Amaretto that is why we have a whole school dedicated to just that! So go check out the ARU if you can! This is Ava over and out!
Happy Saturday everyone hope your weekend is off to a great start!
Today I want to shine the spotlight on the Barnyard Birds Batty Bosom trait for our chickens!!
Batty Bosom were introduced to breeders on June 1, 2016! The Batty Bosom replaced the Crazed Barnyard Birds. Starting on the 1st of the month Amaretto announced what you must breed together to get that months Batty Bosom!
To get a Batty Bosom you must breed two Barnyard Birds that have the trait that was announced for that particular month!
Batty Bosom Cherry – Breeding two Cuprite legs- June 1- 30th
Batty Bosom Americana – Breeding a Azurite Beak to a Cuprite Beak July 1- July 31
Batty Bosom Yang-Yin – Breeding two Yang-Yin eyes August 1- August 31
Batty Bosom Safari – Breeding two Tribal Beak Designs September 1 – September 30
Batty Bosom Bloody- Breeding 2 Bloody Traits October 1 – October 31
Batty Bosom Glitter Silver – Breeding 2 Platinum Blue Leg November 1 – November 30
Batty Bosom Jester – Breeding any 2 Shades December 1 – December 31
Batty Bosom Melody – Breeding two Melody Eyes together January 1- January 31
Batty Bosom Heart – Breeding two Wing Red Heart or Wing Pink Heart together February 1- February 28
Batty Bosom Flower Power – Breeding TWO Barnyard Birds with Leg Zircon or Beak Zircon March 1 – March 31
Batty Bosom Chronic- Hidden in the Collectors “420” Edition
Batty Bosom A.R.U.- Hidden in the 2018 Collectors Edition A.R.U. Commencement
Batty Bosom – Thanksgiving 2018 On Thursday, November 22 any nest dropping could have the possibility to randomly get a new Batty Bosom Turkey!
Batty Bosom – Chuckle Hidden in the 2018 Gacha Emoji Birds!
Batty Bosom – Specs Hidden in the 2018 Gacha Emoji Birds!
Batty Bosom – Oopsy Poopsy Hidden in the 2018 Gacha Emoji Birds!
Batty Bosom – Bow Lilac On May 7, 2019 Amaretto celebrated mothers day with Mothers Day Edition Birds! These Birds were hiding Batty Bosom – Bow Lilac!
Batty Bosom – Bow Fuchsia On May 7, 2019 Amaretto celebrated mothers day with Mothers Day Edition Birds! These Birds were hiding Batty Bosom – Bow Fuchsia!
Hey everyone! Hope that your having a great Thursday! We got so much going on for Amaretto its been hard to keep tack! Well we aren’t close to slowing down yet! I know what you guys really want to know and its what should we breed for the month of August?!
Well here goes! For the month of August you will need 2 of the following:
Horses:
White Walker
White Arabian
White Andalusian
White Icelandic
White Piebald
Ivory Dun
Any breeding combinations of the above horses will give you a chance at a get a Craved Speckled Horse!
K-9s:
Yorkie Standard Blue and White
White Snow Wolf
Silver and White Miniature Schnauzer
Pug Solid White
Pug Morrison White
Any breeding combinations of the above K-9s will give you a chance at a get a Craved Speckled K-9!
Birds:
Rhode Island White
White Campine
Black Tailed White Japanese Bantam
Ivory Faverolles
Any breeding combinations of the above Birds will give you a chance at a get a Craved Speckled Barnyard Bird!
Ponies:
Painted Ivory
Whitie Fabulous
Any breeding combinations of the above Ponies will give you a chance at a get a Craved Speckled Ponie!
You guys have the entire month of August to try your hand at getting a craved so good luck! This is Ava over and out!
Hello and Happy Hump Day to everyone! Today I am going to take a moment to talk to you about the Last Bundle and Last Bred buttons on the menu. This button is a very useful tool and I think it is very under used. Let me give you an example of how useful this button can be… Let’s say you log on one day and quickly head over to check your bundles you got while you were offline… you get to one of your favorite horses and to your dismay the bundle underneath it has a bright red error message over it reading “Mother Had Second Bundle In 3 Days” and you didn’t already receive a good bundle! What?! Noooo! Now, thanks to Linden Labs, it is ticket time! Now here is where that button comes in handy. You can simply follow these simple steps and get the UUID of the last bundle they had (or should’ve had in the case of the “Mother had second bundle”) I am using a horse in this post as an example but this applies to K9 and Barnyard Birds as well…
To get the last Offspring of a Horse, K9, Bird, or Pony!
Click on the breedable to bring up the Main Menu
From the Main Menu select the Breeding button
From there you select Last Bundle
You will see in local chat something that looks like this:
[17:29] Amaretto Breedable Horse: The last bundle dropped by this horse was Amaretto Breedable Bundle with the ID of 1caf7404-XXXX-fe7f-9e4e-2ebXXXf5587
If the horse is has not had any bundles you will see the following in local chat:
[17:29] Amaretto Breedable Horse: This horse hasn’t had any bundles yet.
If the horse was not owned by you when the last bundle dropped you will see the following in local chat:
[17:29] Amaretto Breedable Horse: You did not own this horse when its last bundle was born
[17:30] Amaretto Breedable Horse: I’m a male, I don’t give birth!
Now that we have covered the Last Bundle, Let’s cover the Last Bred button…
Let me give you an example of when the Last Bred button comes in handy, say you have lost a bundle… it’s time to file a ticket… but all you remember is the mother and the CSR is asking for parent info… you can click this button on the mother and it will give you the last horse she bred to in local chat.
To get the last bred to information of a horse, K9, or Bird, or Pony simply following these instructions:
Click on the breedable to bring up the Main Menu
From the Main Menu select the Breeding button
From there you select the Last Bred button
You will see in local chat something that looks like this:
[17:30] ~Mr Wild Mustang Clydes~: The latest horse partner was ~Ms Pretty Little Lady~ with the ID of c07e698a-f7f7-5e40-XXX-82c38622XXXX
If the horse has not bred yet you will see the following in local chat:
[17:31] Amaretto Breedable Horse: This horse hasn’t been bred yet.
If the horse was not owned by you when the last horse last bred you will see the following in local chat:
[17:29] Amaretto Breedable Horse: You did not own this horse when it was last bred.
So you see these two buttons can be very handy, especially when it comes to making your ticket process goes smoother. I hope everyone has a better understanding of these nifty little buttons and utilizes them when needed!
Hey guys its a Terrific Tuesday here at amaretto! I wanted to shine my Spotlight this week on one of my favorite things each month …. The Community Meeting.
Last month we had a great Community Meeting with many of you showing up with lots of great questions and some really good suggestions.
We are now having the Community Meeting on the last Thursday of each month, this is a great opportunity for breeders to connect with Amaretto and ask all those questions that you have been wanting to know the answers to.
I look forward to seeing you all at the next Community Meeting on July 25, 2019 at 1 o’clock SLT. Side note you never know what you might learn at the community meeting as well! Happy Breeding everyone this is Ava over and out!
Hey guys its Ava! I hope everyone is enjoying this Manic Monday!
So with all the craziness that has been in sl the past couple of days I wanted to talk to you about sick Horses, K-9s, Barnyard Birds, and Ponies!
Ive seen a few people saying that their horses aren’t eating, I know there are several breedable market sims that have had known issues. I wanted to go over a few simple checks to make sure that all your settings are correct. I know some of you have been breeding Amaretto for years and know everything there is to know, but sometimes its only a setting that will keep your breedable from eating,
So here is Ava’s check list for a breedable that is not eating:
1. Are scripts turned on? 2. Is the food set to All, Owner Only, or Group? 3. Is the breedable set to to correct food breedable or pet? 4 Is the food within range? 5. Is my breedable frozen or duplicated? 6. Is my food duplicated? (check for a uuid in the description field of the food) 7. Did i rerezz the breedable? 8. Is my breedable up to date?
If you go thru all these questions and still can not figure out why your breedable is not eating you should go ahead and file a ticket to have a csr come out. I cant tell you how many times ive went to a breeders and its a simple setting that is keeping their breedable from eating! It can happen even to the seasoned breeder!
If your breedable is sick currently it will take 3 days for them to eat thier way out of sickness, unless you are talking about ponies, ponies must have ponie noodle soup once they have this poine is sick above their head!
So happy breeding and eating everyone! This is Ava over and out!
Hi everyone and I hope your weekend is going great!
Today I wanted to take a moment to talk a little about Exotic Barnyard Birds!Exotic Birds are very special birds that can be born at random from ANY bird breeding combination. And the great thing about these special and rare birds is that they will give a gradual boost to the Vivacity of birds within 10 meters over a period of time! When you breed an Exotic Bird (whether it is with another Exotic Bird or any other bird) you DO have an increased chance at receiving another random Exotic Bird. The Exotic Birds are NOT able to pass their breed or eyes. However, you could get extremely lucky and birth another Exotic Bird. The non-Exotic offspring of Exotic Birds do NOT have an increased chance of producing Exotic Birds. Let’s take a look at this gorgeous birds below!
Egghead
Egghead Noir
Egghead Rainbow
Robotic
Rubber Chicken
As an added twist to the Barnyard Birds the Exotic Birds that are Special/Rare Birds have the possibility of being found in the Starter Packs** Information on the Amaretto Barnyard Birds can be found here http://wiki3.amarettobreedables.com/index.php?title=Main_Page
Hello everyone hope you are staying cool & having a fabulously fantastic Saturday!! Today I want to shine the spotlight on the beautiful Bridle trait for our horses.
On June 22, 2013 Amaretto help a 100 Years of Hope OOAK Auction and raised 2,250,200 Lindens!
The 4 Amaretto OOAK Apocalypse Horses were auctioned off for a total of 1,610,000 Linden.
The Amaretto OOAK Apocalypse Horse – Conquest sold for 300,000 Linden.
The Amaretto OOAK Apocalypse Horse – Death sold for 600,000 Linden.
The Amaretto OOAK Apocalypse Horse – Famine sold for 335,000 Linden.
The Amaretto OOAK Apocalypse Horse – War sold for 375,000 Linden.
It was announced at the auction that these beautiful one of a kind horses are also hiding the 21st trait! It was revealed that the bridle was the 21st trait.
On Monday December 18th Amaretto released the Amaretto 2013 Holiday Horses at all Amaretto Locations! These special horses were on sale until January 1, 2014! What make these even more special are the hidden surprises they hold. By breeding any of this year’s holiday horses with any other horse you may find 1 of 4 new bridle colors (blue, red, pink or green)!
On April 14,2014 Amaretto released the Limited Edition Spring Spirit – New Leaves and Limited Edition Spring Spirit – Budding Flowers. These Limited Edition Spring Spirit Horses were sold at all Amaretto Store Locations These were sold between April 14,2014 and April 21, 2014 only! These Limited Edition horses held the hidden surprise of 4 new bridle colors! (Rainbow Bridle, Purple Bridle, Candy Cane Bridle, Orange Bridle)
On March 3, 2017 Amaretto celebrated St. Patrick’s Day with some St. Patrick’s Day Horses! You could get a chance at a Kelly and Clover Bridle from any breeding.
On July 4, 2018 Amaretto celebrated Independence day with traits that randomly dropped for 24 hours the Independence Bridle was one of the random traits!
Hey guys! Its time for another Ava Spotlight! Its Friyay! Im having a great day and hope that you are too!
We have had so much new stuff that its taken me a little while to show off some of it to you guys! So today I wanted to talk about the Norwegian Horses!
There are currently 6 brand new Norwegian Coats!
Ulsblakk Norwegian
Gulblakk Norwegian
Gra Norwegian
Rodblakk Norwegian
Brunblakk Norwegian
Grablakk Norwegian
How do you get a Norwegian?
The Norwegian horses are one set of many exciting possible Non-Starter coats that can come from breeding “Starter Horses”.
You can have a chance at one of these exciting Non-Starter Norwegian coats by breeding any horse with a starter horse or by breeding together two starter horses.
Something cool about the Norwegian is it will always have a Roach mane!
If you wanna check out all the Norwegians you can check them out on the wiki:
https://horse.amaretto.wiki/index.php?title=Norwegian
I hope that you guys enjoy these as much as i do! Happy breeding everyone this is Ava over and out!
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