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The one poad™ egg I have looks exactly like a ping pong ball… oh wait, this IS a ping pong ball…
So what are poad eggs like? ping pong balls or different? and are you sure you have a REAL poad egg or is it just a ping pong ball? :bigsmile: and are they something you might add to the line like the eggs with eyes?
twindragonsmum 🙂
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The one poad™ egg I have looks exactly like a ping pong ball… oh wait, this IS a ping pong ball…
So what are poad eggs like? ping pong balls or different? and are you sure you have a REAL poad egg or is it just a ping pong ball? :bigsmile: and are they something you might add to the line like the eggs with eyes?
twindragonsmum 🙂
Yep this one IS a ping pong ball… real Poad™ eggs are heavier.
They aren’t oval, or perfectly round . They are oblate spheroids.
mmmmaybe…😀 Poad lore…cool!
hmmmm Poad egg,new item??Something like…cracking with little Poadie head just peaking….maybe in a little nest/bed because they are so round??Too cute…perhaps some time in the future?? :bigsmile:Every act matters.No matter how small💞
(Wanted......Brimstone Lap)
Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.Perhaps poads come out rump first >.< An egg with just a little corgi type butt poking out? :bigsmile:
Perhaps poads come out rump first >.< An egg with just a little corgi type butt poking out? :bigsmile:
🙂 I would totally buy that. 🙂 It would sure make my brother laugh (he calls my poads “Buttbirds”)
Perhaps poads come out rump first >.< An egg with just a little corgi type butt poking out? :bigsmile:
LOL breached…”kiss my hiney” would be the name of mine. 😀
Every act matters.No matter how small💞
(Wanted......Brimstone Lap)
Male Hearth....one day🤞Dream on.Quoting Melody… 🙂 “They lay eggs and hatch from eggs, but do not reproduce”
twindragonsmum 🙂
:stare: I need some more tea to contemplate that one hehe.
Hmm…hermaphrodite cloning critters…. “O_o …It works. ^_^
Quoting Melody… 🙂 “They lay eggs and hatch from eggs, but do not reproduce”
twindragonsmum 🙂
:stare: I need some more tea to contemplate that one hehe.
Hmm…hermaphrodite cloning critters…. “O_o …It works. ^_^
No, even hermaphrodites reproduce. Poads don’t.
Quoting Melody… 🙂 “They lay eggs and hatch from eggs, but do not reproduce”
twindragonsmum 🙂
:stare: I need some more tea to contemplate that one hehe.
Hmm…hermaphrodite cloning critters…. “O_o …It works. ^_^
No, even hermaphrodites reproduce. Poads don’t.
Eh, sorry, but if they’re creating more of their species then they are, by definition, reproducing. They’re not sexually reproducing, and if you say they’re not hermaphrodites I guess they’re not reproducing in that way either, so I guess they reproduce by magic, because they are making more of themselves. Unless the eggs they lay actually have a rejuvenated version of themselves inside and the older body dies. That would be egg laying without reproduction I suppose. [Biology major talking]
Quoting Melody… 🙂 “They lay eggs and hatch from eggs, but do not reproduce”
twindragonsmum 🙂
:stare: I need some more tea to contemplate that one hehe.
Hmm…hermaphrodite cloning critters…. “O_o …It works. ^_^
No, even hermaphrodites reproduce. Poads don’t.
Eh, sorry, but if they’re creating more of their species then they are, by definition, reproducing. They’re not sexually reproducing, and if you say they’re not hermaphrodites I guess they’re not reproducing in that way either, so I guess they reproduce by magic, because they are making more of themselves. Unless the eggs they lay actually have a rejuvenated version of themselves inside and the older body dies. That would be egg laying without reproduction I suppose. [Biology major talking]
Maybe the Poads don’t make the babies at all…maybe they just randomly appear amongst seaturtle and chicken eggs without any intervention by the adult poads O.O Say the seaturtle happens to eat precisely this many jellyfish on precisely this or that day, so they lay a poad egg :bigsmile: Or maybe a green colored sunbeam struck the egg and spontaniously (woot can’t spell) changed the baby inside to a poad! What if it’s when chickens try to eat a fuzzy?
Hooray for not getting enough sleep lately XD
Maybe they don’t reproduce at all. Maybe the eggs represent fallen members of their clutter and the total number of poads existing at any time remains stable.
So instead of funerals surviving poads go out hunting for the new eggs…
Ok, what I think is we’re all popping Skittles to even read and comment on this thread. God, I love you people. lol 😉 ( now this is coming from a lady cooking a turkey with stuffing, et al, at 12:51 in the morning. 😉
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