Ice, Coral, Chameleon, Storm, Laser, Hot Metal, Icecube, Dandelion, Medieval, Seashell, Mercury, Gold, Hedgehog, Dark Fire, Rattlesnake, Neon, Zombie, Cool Fire, Soccer, Armadillo, Jelly, Hammer, Ivory, Joker, Block, Tiny, Pure, and all Unique DragonsĪlpine, Ice Cream, Fluorescent, Steampunk, Jade, Dragonfly, Battery, Pearl, Vampire, Carnivore Plant, Petroleum, Treasure and Plankton

Platinum, Mojito, Snowflake, Moose, Venom, and Laser Metal, Cactus, Star, Spicy, Firebird, Lantern Fish, Gummy and Tropical That's it, you now have an idea of which Dragons you can possibly to get.

If you've completed the steps correctly, among the list will be at least one dragon that has at least one Element from each of the parents you bred.

Find the correct number of hours in the table following, in the space to the right there will be a list of Dragons that have similar Breeding Time.

The following chart is measured in hours, and the number of gems = the number of hours.

If the breeding time shows more than 50 minutes, take a look at how many gems it will cost you to speed up the process.

Since that process is so short, we won't need to bother with the following steps. :) You won't even have time to check the facts before your Dragon Egg is ready for transfer to the Hatchery, and you will see what the egg looks like.

If the process is shorter than an hour, you will be getting a very basic Dragon - Terra, Flame, Sea or something like that.

If you select the Breeding Building right after you start the breeding process, a window will pop up asking you if you wish to speed up the process. Understandably you will be anxious to know what dragon you will likely get. The Breeding Time (time for the breeding to complete) is usually a good clue as to what the resulting dragon will be.

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