[Ovacalix]

Are there any rules about 1st gen (beans from here) dating 2nd gen (nursery beans)? Providing they're the same age, of course.

Nope, they can date, as long as their the same age and such.

Alrighty, thank you. ^^ And if they bred, would that be under the rules of 3rd gen breeding?

Yes, so at this time, they'd not be able to breed.

[Pure Dragon]

Yes, so at this time, they'd not be able to breed.

Okay! It's for future reference anyways, so no biggie. Thanks again. c:

[Shiverice]

Yes, so at this time, they'd not be able to breed.

I thought that third gens could breed now? A couple already has ^.^

[Koiley]

Yes, so at this time, they'd not be able to breed.

I thought that third gens could breed now? A couple already has ^.^

We're working on the final solution to aging and approvals. It should be posted in days to come. We ask that until then, people wait before posting those breeding requests. Patience is appreciated.
:> thanks!

[Pokechu12]

Quick question, I know there's already the smallest bean that doesn't have YFS is already reserved, but how small can an adult bean be without being too small? >w< If you get what I mean.

[slurm]

Quick question, I know there's already the smallest bean that doesn't have YFS is already reserved, but how small can an adult bean be without being too small? >w< If you get what I mean.

adding onto this how big can and teen (and child maybe) be before they hit the next stage?

[BoxLlama]

Quick question, I know there's already the smallest bean that doesn't have YFS is already reserved, but how small can an adult bean be without being too small? >w< If you get what I mean.

adding onto this how big can and teen (and child maybe) be before they hit the next stage?

Child:
Age: 4 to 12 years old.
Average size: cat sized to Bulldog sized

Teen:
Age: 13 to 19 years old.
Average size: Shiba Inu sized to German Shepherd sized.

Adult:
Age: 20 to 80 years old.
Average size: Great Dane sized to cow sized.

Hope that helps vuv

[socks]

just asking, if you enter for a lot of beans, does it decrease your chances of winning? .3.

[kavlri]

just asking, if you enter for a lot of beans, does it decrease your chances of winning? .3.

I'd say partially.
For one, some artists may not like to see people entering for almost every bean that came across them, as it could seem like the person is entering just to get a JBD, not that they like the design. Not all sees it like this, though. There's no actual limit on how many one can enter at a time, so it shouldn't affect things too much.

Also, entering for many at a time, unless you have a /lot/ of free time, means that you won't be able to put much effort into each form you placed. Most form are judge based on overall quality, so not having to split a time up between many forms would result in a better form overall.

That's just my view on the subject, though. Again, there's no actual rule against entering for multiple beans, so it's just based on common sense.

[socks]

just asking, if you enter for a lot of beans, does it decrease your chances of winning? .3.

I'd say partially.
For one, some artists may not like to see people entering for almost every bean that came across them, as it could seem like the person is entering just to get a JBD, not that they like the design. Not all sees it like this, though. There's no actual limit on how many one can enter at a time, so it shouldn't affect things too much.

Also, entering for many at a time, unless you have a /lot/ of free time, means that you won't be able to put much effort into each form you placed. Most form are judge based on overall quality, so not having to split a time up between many forms would result in a better form overall.

That's just my view on the subject, though. Again, there's no actual rule against entering for multiple beans, so it's just based on common sense.

okay, so if i were to enter for a bean and didn't pretty up the forum, would i have a smaller chance of winning?