Board Thread:Frog Trading/@comment-27689592-20160127231828/@comment-26955025-20160129160925

YAY! Nice! I'm glad that it worked! :D (and now I can also see them in your habitats! )

- A tip or some tricks!? You need a lot of time and patience! (...just kidding! ^^)

Well, to be honest there's actually no big secret or super strategy. I can only describe how I play the game.

I installed the game about the end of August 2015 and I've collected 6.546 frogs so far. I remember that at the quite beginning I started to randomly breed all the lower leveled frogs and I also completed some of the awards. Over time I tried to find a way for a more efficient/faster breeding, so I started to build a so called "Color Wheel" (all the Anuras in my habitats 2-4) and I created a collection of all the races (all the Cocos Aurum frogs below). Then I started to breed all the Anuras (in a ordered sequence*, so to say), followed by the Crustalli, Velatus and so on...

* ordered sequence: ...means that I take one of my Cocos Aurum frogs (of a certain race) to crossbreed it with all my (Anura)"Color-Wheel frogs" to get an "Crustalli Color Wheel" or an "Velatus Color Wheel", f.e. (in my collection: habitat 2 and 3 from bottom. At the moment I'm about to breed all the Nasus frogs, as you can see). I use that newly created "Race Color Wheel" to breed/cross them, one after the other, starting with Maroon + Carota, Maroon + Aurum, Maroon + Folium and so on... After finishing the Maroon frogs I continue with the Red frogs ...Red + Tingo, Red + Aurum, Red + Folium and so on...

Every time my Nursery is full (after 8 attempts) I look at the Froggydex to find out if I got some new frogs (regarding the primary color, secondary color and the values), then I go to the Nursery and delete all the "unwanted" frogs. Of course I could also delete the "good ones", but I always keep them, to tame and sell them, as soon as they are grown. (to earn at least "some" money)

PS. Purchasing the "Babyproof Kit" made it a lot easier (and faster), because it enables moving eggs from Nursery to other habitats, so you don't have to wait until all the eggs in your Nursery are "ripe".

...a sidenote: regarding the money this strategy was ok as long as I worked on the Level 2-4 frogs, but meanwhile (Level 5) it turns out to become a little more expensive, because every new breed attempt costs much more than before and the "reward" for a grown frog is not high enough to cover the costs for all the "unwanted" frogs, but from time to time I also work on some (ingame) requests (or orders from other players) to earn some money by selling the "unwanted" frogs.... ;) :D

... here some Breeding Strategies, if you're interested...