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29th Bundle, Kennel, Egg, and Nest Hunt!!!
Its time for the 29th Bundle, Kennel, Egg, and Nest Hunt!!! Thats right and this time Ive lost my hat and need your help finding it! The hunt will run until Sunday you must be in the ~Amaretto Ranch~Breedables~Events~ group! You must wear your ~Amaretto Ranch~Breedables~Events~ group tag to touch the prim when you find it! Please do not ask for a invite until the hunt is over! Here are your clues: Unicorn Gardens Hint: I have leaves, but I'm not a book! I
Be Safe
I had thought about writing something more exciting, but the events affecting auctions in the last few days made me change my subject to a more practical subject. So, let's talk about griefers and what you can do to protect yourself when attending an auction. The most basic advice I can give you is to sit. While sitting, nobody, no prim or weapon, can push you away. Your avatar is safe! Now, let's talk about the safety of your properties. Be careful; never leave your horse priced unles
August Qualified Breedings 2024!
Hello Amaretto Fam! I know you guys have been waiting and waiting so patiently so now the wait is over! Lets talk about Qualifiers! For the entire month of August anytime you breed any two horses with a Cosmic Love Eye together you could get a special surprise! Woof Woof! Calling all K-9 breeders in the month of August anytime you breed two K-9s with a Dipped Ear Silver together you have a chance to get a fantastic monthly surprise! This month we are doing D
Falabella
Lets look back at one of the older coats that you sadly dont see that often anymore. When the version 3.2 Horse update came out on January 30, 2012 these exciting new coats were hidden in new starters. The Black, Brown, Caramel and Red Leopard-Spotted Falabella are one set of many exciting possible Non-Starter coats that can come from breeding “Starter Horses”. You can have a chance at one of these exciting Non-Starter coated Leopard-Spotted Falabella by breeding any horse with a starter
Null Traits
Null Traits, what does that mean? A Null trait is an “Invisible trait”, a placeholder. These placeholders were implemented as a way to allow the breeder to have a maximum trait horse but still look the way they want it to look. At one time it seemed there was a race going on to see who could get the most traits on a horse, but it sometimes ended up creating some.......only-amother-could-love type horses, lol. So Amaretto introduced nulls, that can add to trait counts but not affect the look of t