Hi my new and I was looking for some Quitari. If you have any for sale please tell me.

Thank you, Tris

I have a few for sale if you would like them.

Ok Thanks.

ive got some as well, Just had a new batch that I am waiting a few days on before I price them. Want to see how they look.

Some of them are really nice! I would take a few males when their ready. (Though I'm not to fond of the rainbows) but any of the others would be nice to have.

Hello, new person! I have a project, called "Star Crossed Qitaries," and this stallion here--


My name is Rawhide. I was named after a movie character.

--has already done his part for the project. Let me know if you might like to buy him.

Because he's a project pet, he's a tiny bit unusual. Most Qitaries have Strength that is higher than their Intelligence is, but Rawhide is the other way around! Also, his Health and Dexterity are high, so he could become a good fighting pet.

I know its been some time but is he still for sale?

Well, he was not exactly "For Sale," Trisblue. I am willing to consider selling him to you.

However, there's a Festival coming up. My suggestion to you is to focus right now on getting as much gold as you can, feeding your pets well,* and putting together a good three-pet Party that is at least Level 10. For your first Festival, you'll want to grab as many Themed pets as you can!

Themed pets are money-makers, but you need good Traps to catch them, and you need Stable room for them. If you would still like to buy Rawhide, I can hang on to him for you until after the Festival.

BTW, your Starter is an adult now, so you could make some gold by putting her up for public breeding. Starters are popular as breeders because they have good colors. My Starter, Calamander, is set for public breeding at 1000 gold, and he's fathered 80 offspring! That's a lot of gold. Since your Starter is female, you'd want to charge about triple that, IMO, because she has to recover for three days.

Zinara and Stardust could also make you some gold as breeders. Putting pets up for breeding is financially safer than breeding pets and selling them.

*If you put your pets up for breeding, you need to keep them well-fed. When a pet is not fed, its colors appeared "greyed" to other players (it was months before I realized this!). When that happens, the other players can't see the pets' vibrant colors and don't realize that they would like to breed their pets to yours.

Ok then I will do as you say. Thanks for the help!