Lorriam Extended Breeding

There are two ways you can breed your lorriam. You can simply ask another parent about if they would consent to an extended breeding when lorri spots next come up, or you could become a member of a flock. Flocks are like a lorriam "club." You can join a club as a mated pair with another lorriam or singly, but to form a flock yourself you'll need at least 4 lorriam members (two does, two bucks) to start off.

A flock page should include what melcey pack/chevei akali pages include; a list of members with their names, ID's, parents, owners, and locations. A flock must be lead by at least two bucks and may never contain more bucks than does. Flocks are named like chevei akali, except like melcey packs they can be named in English. So you could have a flock named Flock of the Drowsy Dandelions. Flock names should ideally contain something whimsical because lorriams are humorous-natured animals.

If you have problems getting enough lorriams for the flock, just remember that when you adopt you can basically ask for the gender of the lorri, so you can acquire the gender lorriam you need for your flock. They do not have number/gender rules like melceys and chevei do, so I just do what gender people want (unless too many people ask for one gender in one batch).

When you mate your lorriams together, the lorri can basically go to anyone; one of the parents, a person who asked for one from a breeding of your lorriam. But a person MUST ask permission from the parents before asking for a lorri of their breeding. I WILL check with the parents before even rolling a genotype, so don't try to pull any fast ones.

How do you sign for a lorri? Well, you sign the same book when you know openings are available. But instead of filling out the form for a first-generation lorri, you leave those blank and type in the parents' names and ID's in the COMMENTS section. Have the info on hand when you want to sign for an extended breeding. Remember, you DON'T need to choose parents from the home flock (the lorriams on MY page, the seed flock). Put the parents' names and ID's in the comments section. If you don't have your lorriam's ID and/or the mate's, look them up in the parents list.