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My Diamond Apple horses are NOT for sale. Besides, you probably couldn't afford them. Full gain, rare breed, Foundation unicorns are far from cheap, especially with a DA coat. And even if I choose to quit, they'll be going to someone else. I'm getting a ridiculous number of these messages now. From this point onwards, any player sending such a message will be blocked.
I breed HNIB horses, unicorns and ponies. More information on each main project can be found in the boxes below. I am always buying mares and stallions for each of my main projects, PM me if you have one you would be willing to sell. I work alone in my projects, each one means something to me and because of this I strive to keep my lines completely safe. This means I own every horse found in any of my NIB horses family tree, and they are all alive. That way I will never have an issue with horses 'disappearing'. Working solo is also a requirement of HNIB. or more information about what HNIB is, please visit lanikot's EC forum. The pony in my avatar is an Exmoor called Ghillie. He is currently on loan to a trekking centre which I am a trek leader for. More information can be found at www.exmoorponytrekking.co.uk |
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Brumby Unicorns & Team Super-Brum |
Nokos and Curlies |
Aussies |
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These are my main project, or I guess you could call them the main drain on my resources. I always had Brumby unicorns from the day they came out, starting with Nameless. She came as a trade for a Morgan unicorn I won, and was the start of a line of IB unicorns I bred. The vast majority of the top Brumby unicorns can be traced back to her. Due to the ease of BLUPing Brums, I decided to switch my entire NIB breeding over from the Newfies I had then to Brumbies. Later a good friend of mine left the game, giving me all of her Foundation unicorns and a couple of first gens she had bred from them. As a sort o tribute to her, I have kept each and every one of them and now have a great number of HNIB unicorns, up to the first greenstar NIB Brumby unicorn on the game, plus his twin.
I also breed 'normal' Brums, under the Team Super-Brum farm. This contains 64 Foundies, each with 351.2 GP. Hopefully there are enough of them to take me to a double greenstarred NIB horse, though with the gains increasing there is a good chance I may only need 32 of them to complete that goal. |
These are my two newest projects. The Nokos are like Aussies, no specific numbers, just breeding as far as I can with the numbers I can get. Almost all have 351.2 GP, though it doesn't matter too much with them. I bred the first greenstar NIB Nokota foal, Secret Star, very quickly after their release due to the number of BM items I had lying around at the time. Now, they are much slower paced but still a very easy to do project.
My Curly project is my slight obsession at present. I decided I wanted a 351.2 breeding pair of each colour available on the game. Some are much more difficult to track down! At present, I am buying the following colours and genders. I will not buy or trade for any others.
Mouse Grey Tobiano Colt Dun Tobiano Filly Palomino Tobiano Colt Palomino Tobiano Filly |
The Australian ponies are my second oldest project, started after another project I had didn't work out but I couldn't bear to part with the Aussie filly I had, Canberra. So I bought her a mate, and then before I knew it 35 or so Aussie pony Foundies had found their way to my breeding farm. A fair proportion are Gaia foals, so got the lovely 351.2 GP from being gamed to the best of their ability. These ponies have now been split into 3 separate lines - 351.2 GP only, 350.00 GP only, and 350.01-351.19 GP. All 351.2 Aussies are named after the cities of Australia, hence Canberra's name. She was the capital of my Aussie project so it is only right she gets the name of the Capital city of Australia! The others don't yet have a naming theme. |