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  • #902525

    wouldn’t that be the other way around? they were looking for a “pure white one” in your reptangle

    I’m guessing that the creature from the alternate dimension, the “Vel”, will go into the white egg and become a poad. Hence, poads lay eggs but don’t reproduce, since they lay “empty” white eggs. Once the Vel is in the egg, then the egg needs to be brooded (is thst a word?)u until the vel, now a poad, “hatches”.

    #902526
    Melody
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      TDM, you are reading the Veligent, Melody’s graphic novel, right? She is currently detailing the origin of poads….

      Yup, I am… I just tend to think of off the wall things that I’m curious about and so I ask…

      tdm 🙂

      You keep me thinking! These questions are the reason I stuck in that part about where poads come from, in The Veligent. It wasn’t originally in this part of the story!

      #902534
      twindragonsmum
      Participant

        :bigsmile: 😉

        tdm

        tdm

        #902572
        twindragonsmum
        Participant

          Never mind, I just found the answer to my question. Pass the skittles please…

          tdm 😀

          tdm

          #902600
          twindragonsmum
          Participant

            Does a poad’s diet get reflected in their droppings? I don’t know what our clutter has been eating lately, but they’re squabbling over whether they are producing “black diamonds”, “black spinel” or black garnets…

            tdm :bigsmile:

            tdm

            #902603

            Does a poad’s diet get reflected in their droppings? I don’t know what our clutter has been eating lately, but they’re squabbling over whether they are producing “black diamonds”, “black spinel” or black garnets…

            tdm :bigsmile:

            Goodness, tdm! what are you feeding your poads?? Granite? Schist?? Charcoal Briquetts? I know exactly what my four are eating – their droppings are tiny “hummingbird egg” jelly beans… 😀 and my sugar bin is empty…again!

            #902606
            twindragonsmum
            Participant

              Does a poad’s diet get reflected in their droppings? I don’t know what our clutter has been eating lately, but they’re squabbling over whether they are producing “black diamonds”, “black spinel” or black garnets…

              tdm :bigsmile:

              Goodness, tdm! what are you feeding your poads?? Granite? Schist?? Charcoal Briquetts? I know exactly what my four are eating – their droppings are tiny “hummingbird egg” jelly beans… 😀 and my sugar bin is empty…again!

              *SNERK!* I really don’t know what they’ve been eating since they’ve basically been left to their own devices since I’m in the middle of moving households from Idaho to Utah… :bigsmile: I’m in Utah during the school week for Sean and hit Idaho on the weekends to see Ethan and pack like mad!

              tdm 🙂

              tdm

              #902649
              twindragonsmum
              Participant

                Melody has said that poad eggs can follow along behind another poad, so I was wondering if the poad inside the egg could vacate its’ shell evert now and then to do some extracuricular exploring, or do they remain in their shells until they hatch?

                tdm :bigsmile:

                tdm

                #902653
                Melody
                Keymaster

                  Does a poad’s diet get reflected in their droppings? I don’t know what our clutter has been eating lately, but they’re squabbling over whether they are producing “black diamonds”, “black spinel” or black garnets…

                  tdm :bigsmile:

                  Oh yes.

                  #902654
                  Melody
                  Keymaster

                    Melody has said that poad eggs can follow along behind another poad, so I was wondering if the poad inside the egg could vacate its’ shell evert now and then to do some extracuricular exploring, or do they remain in their shells until they hatch?

                    tdm :bigsmile:

                    They always stay in their egg. They know where they are going when they are inside.

                    #902698
                    LadyFirebird
                    Participant

                      Does a poad’s diet get reflected in their droppings? I don’t know what our clutter has been eating lately, but they’re squabbling over whether they are producing “black diamonds”, “black spinel” or black garnets…

                      tdm :bigsmile:

                      Oh yes.

                      I’m thinking Poad-poop jewelry! Will these be hitting the store any time soon? 😀

                      #902700
                      Melody
                      Keymaster

                        Does a poad’s diet get reflected in their droppings? I don’t know what our clutter has been eating lately, but they’re squabbling over whether they are producing “black diamonds”, “black spinel” or black garnets…

                        tdm :bigsmile:

                        Oh yes.

                        I’m thinking Poad-poop jewelry! Will these be hitting the store any time soon? 😀

                        Of course! I was totally planning to make poadite jewelry. I picture it looking like little turds of dichroic glass… but how to make them not look like plain ol’ blobs of dichroic glass?? It is another project on the list that we have never quite gotten to.

                        #902701
                        Melody
                        Keymaster

                          wouldn’t that be the other way around? they were looking for a “pure white one” in your reptangle

                          I’m guessing that the creature from the alternate dimension, the “Vel”, will go into the white egg and become a poad. Hence, poads lay eggs but don’t reproduce, since they lay “empty” white eggs. Once the Vel is in the egg, then the egg needs to be brooded (is thst a word?)u until the vel, now a poad, “hatches”.

                          Yep! You are pretty close.

                          #903792
                          twindragonsmum
                          Participant

                            :bigsmile: When tadpoads are newly hatched are they terribly cranky with more of a tendency to bite the hand that feeds them so to speak? And what is the best diet for tadpoads?

                            tdm

                            tdm

                            #903793
                            twindragonsmum
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                              How long does it the eye spots to develope into more “mature” markings?

                              tdm 🙂

                              tdm

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