Needed Trade Market Animals

ASalton1

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I’m curious, what animals do you guys find it the most difficult to find on the trade market?

Specifically animals that are hard to find on the market with decent quality genes?
 

azmundai

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depends on the time of day a bit, and .. im pretty picky, but lately its the ones you would'nt expect. siberian tigers, most bears, macaque .. the market has just slowed down in general imo. its not that the overall genes of the animals is low, but it can be really hard finding a good mate these days.
 
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Jaggid Edje

Jaggid Edje
Giant Pandas have been a real pain to source today. I've looked 5 or 6 times and have yet to see a single female Giant Panda...at any price....other than those which are about to die of old age which people are trying to trick me into buying.

Edit: I should have typed this reply sooner...2 females became available just now...not great stats, but at least they weren't old.
 
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Jileha

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Crea_TivELA said:
I think less people play right now... maybe that's why...
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I think more people have accumulated enough CC to not bother with offering them in the market. I definitely belong to that group. It’s so much faster and finite to just select all animals and release them to the wild with two more clicks. Selling animals on the market has to be done one by one and usually the suggested price adjusted to somewhat match the going rate for that particular animal. Way too many additional steps, which on top of that might have to be repeated if your animals don’t sell within one hour or you have to release them at a loss.
 

Dr4gon

Dr4gon
The market is irritating. It would have been better if we did quests to find new animals, or scenarios. And than care for it until it dies or release it in the wild. If you want high tier animals, better be ready to be scammed by your fellow gamers.
 

Adarra

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I have problems with 'the animal flavor of the day' (challenge animals), popular animals and, strange as it may seem, okapis. Yes, okapis. Thanks to the trading center being way too small to set up multiple breeding programs I had to trade my male okapi offspring to make room. Unfortunately, when my male breeder okapi died there weren't any male okapis on the trade center. At all. Only five or so females. I only managed to get a male okapi today (after more than a day of waiting) and it's of abysmal quality compared to the gold quality okapis I managed to breed. So now I'm 'forced' to always keep a male AND a female okapi in my trading center as well to make sure I don't 'lose' good breeding quality okapis.

Also, buffalos. Female buffalos. They're rarer than male okapis, rhinos and giant pandas combined.
 
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