Board Thread:Frog Trading/@comment-44789470-20200809132411/@comment-46432350-20200819102933

Take a look at the breeding https://pocketfrogs.fandom.com/wiki/Breeding_Strategies page for details - it probably explains it better than I do.

I start at the highest breed possible and build an orthogonal matrix with all the colors and attributes (Maroon Tingo, Red Carota, Tangelo Aurum... and so on, then once I have that, I breed the other frogs through those.  I stick with maroon for the last 7 colors because then it's easy to re-breed when moving forward to the next breed of frogs, and there are more colors than attributes.  It takes time to breed all the frogs in a breed, but you level up quickly (for me about a breed and a half) and I'm at 55 now, about to hit 56.

You can get another habitat per level you attain, and two if you join the premium package. That gives you lots of room to store your bred fogs. At my level they each take 2 days to mature, so... patience is called for. I have enough room for a lot of frogs though. Haven't got to 110 habitats, because they start to cost a ton, and 50+ is hard to keep track of anyway. Also, the habitat extension is moderately recent. I was limited to 32 habitats until they re-released a few features.

I keep one of every breed of a frog on hand. I went through them and standardized to Maroon Tingo recently, with the breeds that I've completed showing up as Glass Chroma. That way I know which ones are done and which aren't, and they are all in order, which is oddly satisfying :-). That takes up my last 14 habitats.

So to answer your question, you should probably breed one breed at a time and complete it. Use the highest level you can for maximum return - they cost more to breed, but you get more when you sell them... They also give you the most experience - to level up.

I hope that helps. Welcome to my obsessive compulsive frog habit!

Charles