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Our Privacy Policy


Reptile Breeder Game ('we') are committed to protecting and respecting your privacy.

This policy (together with our terms of use and any other documents referred to on it) sets out the basis on which any personal data we collect from you, or that you provide to us, will be processed by us. Please read the following carefully to understand our views and practices regarding your personal data and how we will treat it.

Information We May Collect From You

We may collect and process the following data about you:

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Details of transactions you carry out through our sites and of the fulfilment of your orders.

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Unfortunately, the transmission of information via the internet is not completely secure. Although we will do our best to protect your personal data, we cannot guarantee the security of your data transmitted to our site; any transmission is at your own risk. Once we have received your information, we will use strict procedures and security features to try to prevent unauthorised access.

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Documentation of Identification

Any documentation provided to our administration staff to verify unique account identification will be removed from our systems completely once your account has been deemed verified. A note will be attached to your account, indicating verification.

Changes to Our Privacy Policy

Any changes we may make to our privacy policy in the future will be posted on this page, so please check it from time to time.

Contact

Questions, comments and requests regarding this privacy policy are welcomed and should be addressed to us via electronic mail at admin@reptilebreedergame.com
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RBG_Xorphix (#1): @WWE Dragon breeder game is scheduled next :)
Cornsnake1995 (#27122): Check out this reptile!
WWECornSerpent (#2122): Time to start getting ready for work. Yuck!
WWECornSerpent (#2122): Good to see you working on a few things here. I'm still slowly reducing my collection which has been taking me months and will take a few more. Been playing Dragon Breeder more. When you're finished here, I sure hope you can fix one issue there.
WWECornSerpent (#2122): Hi Xorphix!
RBG_Xorphix (#1): hiya WWE :)
WWECornSerpent (#2122): 3 Adult female Import Agamas on Market!
RosyWindFox (#22865): the space is a bit annoying. I dont mind a ton since I dont bulk buy them and I can put a bunch of juvies in an enclosure together
Lyric1228 (#24225): The space they take up is just hard to justify anymore.. im starting to have issues with anything taking up a lot of space slots altogether so my boas are getting on my nerves as well
Jakeypancakey (#36099): That is mostly what I have lol Lots of royals, lots of leopard geckos, as well as common boas, crested geckos, just gor a few female panther chameleons, Blood pythons, green trees, Hondurans, african fat tails, koi, bettas, lol little bit of this little bit of that
RosyWindFox (#22865): I'd recommend cornsnakes, royals and leoapard geckos for levelling up genetics
RosyWindFox (#22865): I dont recommend retics for levelling up because they take a really long time to reach breeding age and between clutches
Jakeypancakey (#36099): Uh both I guess, I am trying to level up lol Sitting at 47 breeding 56 Genetics
Jakeypancakey (#36099): Dollyleopardgecko Stunning
Lyric1228 (#24225): in what way? morph wise, clutch size wise?
Jakeypancakey (#36099): Do the retics produce well?
Lyric1228 (#24225): I can't decide if i want to swap/trade out my retics for a different species... opinions?
Dollyleopardgecko (#36426): this ones a beauty havent seen something like this! Check out this reptile!
Jakeypancakey (#36099): 20 turns 1 token added to market
Cornsnake1995 (#27122): Check out this reptile!
Cornsnake1995 (#27122): Yay finally hatched a black snake
Cornsnake1995 (#27122): Check out this reptile!
Cornsnake1995 (#27122): Check out this reptile!
Cornsnake1995 (#27122): Check out this reptile!
RosyWindFox (#22865): mantises, leaf tailed geckos and leopard geckos UFS on market!
RosyWindFox (#22865): 20 turns UFS for 1 token!
Jakeypancakey (#36099): Looking for any unwanted African Fat Tail Geckos!
Jakeypancakey (#36099): Hello! :) I was hoping to use someone's panther chameleon studs? :) I have 20 ready females, (16-19 Loci) But the studs on the market all have to many loci, I am only level 56 lol I was hoping to get; Tamatave, Maroantsetra, Nosybe, Andapa, or Ambato if at all possible! Thanks in advance
Lyric1228 (#24225): that phantom champagne fire is beautiful Cornsnake
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Morphmaker101 (#13981): Thats also why you can get Banded Yellowbellies, or really clean lines of Fire, like Desert Lemon, Lucifer or Flame
Morphmaker101 (#13981): Lesser, Platty Daddy Butter, Phantom, Mystic Orange Dream all have allele modifier genes attached
Morphmaker101 (#13981): People don't realise and or misconstrue lineage and polymorphic traits.
RosyWindFox (#22865): any good breeder will test breed to similar genes but Ive heard of many cases where they do not and then it ends up being proven identical
Morphmaker101 (#13981): Spotnose is what I'd deduced, too...
Morphmaker101 (#13981): Many I know of 'test breed' to similar genes, people just like to argue and complain
RosyWindFox (#22865): talking to my BP friends and 'Maker' seems to just be spotnose
RosyWindFox (#22865): This is why I work with hognoses irl haha its much less of an issue
RosyWindFox (#22865): There is a big issue with ball python breeders not test breeding their gene against exsisting similar genes to see if theyre identical I wonder if this was one of those
RosyWindFox (#22865): the best I can find is that it may have ended up being identical to spotnose but Im really not finding anything about this morph online beyond the WOBP page
RosyWindFox (#22865): Im going to ask my ball python breeder friends because Im a little baffled at how a gene is around for 11 year suppossedly and there's no proof of existence that isnt from when it was first discovered
RosyWindFox (#22865): The breeder has over 300 animals listed for sale and not one with the 'maker' gene. Considering it was discovered 11 years ago supossedly I think they would have plenty of breeding adults this season with the gene if they were still working with it
Morphmaker101 (#13981): Herman Van Hellem is a big name in Europe, pic on WOB looks like a trait to me, can't vouch for it further, just sharing what I could
RosyWindFox (#22865): I cannot find anyone who works with this gene at all. From what I can see it was never really proven out but somehow made it onto WOBP?

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