I thought I might get into dragon breeding. Unfortunately it turns out it's a bit like hatching Sea-Monkeys; not an entirely advantageous venture.
It's a lot of hard work and time looking after dragon eggs!
Thank goodness I have the perfect person to send this one too. I'm sure she'll take good care of it.
I love this, it is so beautiful and intriguing! I remember sea monkeys! And i always tried so hard to hatch them as a kid too! I haven't thought about them in so long. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOf course, you take Dragon Eggs to a whole new level of eggdom! :) Ohhh sea monkeys. . . never had luck with them and I tried. . . ohhhh I tried! My mother finally stopped buying them for me and I got a turtle instead. . . sort of dragon egg-like, no? At least when he was hiding in his shell. :)
ReplyDeleteSo enchanting Nichola . . . but best left to others to care for indeed!! Does it come equipped with an "in-case-of-hatching" disclaimer?
Keep the egg for I fear dragons. I'll take the box. Cool.
ReplyDeleteI. am. gobsmacked.
ReplyDeleteThat is entirely too brilliant by half.
Are you going to sell them?! Can a person perhaps special order one?
This one is for a swap package. Honestly, it took me ages to get it right so pricing the things would be terrible. That said, if you NEED one I can hook you up. Shoot me a message and we'll work something out ;)
DeleteHagrid swore by a hot fire, chicken blood and brandy, I think. Tricky business.
ReplyDeleteYou are incredible!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so amazing! No dragon eggs for me,too much work!
ReplyDeleteBegging you for a tutorial....
ReplyDeleteI'll see what I can do. It really was a massive pain in the bum for a few days!
DeleteI take it, you're sending it none other than the Mother of Dragons, right?
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