Breeding
Breeding Ribinas is a challenging endeavor that can prove both time-consuming and costly. However, with the right approach, you can contribute to increasing their population by successfully raising a litter of these adorable creatures.
Ribinas typically give birth to a one or two Rabas. Following childbirth, there is a mandatory two-week cooldown period before they can breed again. Conversely, male Ribinas can engage in breeding activities once a day.
Breeding Season
The prime Breeding Seasons for Ribinas fall in the months of Feburary, June, and October. This means you cannot breed outside of the seasons unless if you have a Hydra Fruit.
Pairings
Choose a male and a female to be able to breed together. You have to use Lime Juice to be able to breed your Ribinas. You can use any other items to boost chances, though some items wont work for the automatic pairing system. So depending on the item, youd have to create a ticket for it and staff will roll for you. After pairing, you will get either 1 or 2 pairing slots. Those will be MYO slots where you can design your own Ribina.
Only Normal Fibinas can breed together and get a Ribina while subspecies such as the Larsuku can breed together and get a Larsuku. You cannot crossbreed, such as Ribina x Larsuku because it will not work out.
Pairing Design Rules
The prime Breeding Seasons for Ribinas fall in the months of Feburary, June, and October. This means you cannot breed outside of the seasons unless if you have a Hydra Fruit.
Pairings
Choose a male and a female to be able to breed together. You have to use Lime Juice to be able to breed your Ribinas. You can use any other items to boost chances, though some items wont work for the automatic pairing system. So depending on the item, youd have to create a ticket for it and staff will roll for you. After pairing, you will get either 1 or 2 pairing slots. Those will be MYO slots where you can design your own Ribina.
Only Normal Fibinas can breed together and get a Ribina while subspecies such as the Larsuku can breed together and get a Larsuku. You cannot crossbreed, such as Ribina x Larsuku because it will not work out.
Pairing Design Rules
1) You have to use the colors and designs from both parents, depending on the traits passed. You cannot use a different color that you can't see on the parents unless if you get a Fleala or Lilac Powder. However, you can use different hues of the color.
For example, Ribina 1 has saturated blue and dull brown colors while Ribina 2 has black and bright yellow colors.
You can use a dull blue, black, and light yellow for your Pairing Slot Ribina.
2) Using the colors and designs doesn't mean fully copying everything or just from one parent. You have to use a mix of both and a unique enough design do differentiate the Ribina from it's parents while still have similarities.
3) You have freedom in the design itself, but make sure to look at what the parents have first and incorpoate a few markings from it. Coats are still needed to be drawn for breeding purposes, the only requirement because its a trait.
4) You can draw an adult Ribina, or a baby one. However, if you do draw a baby one, you have to include the adult version too. There will be no age ups.
5) You have to follow all traits and gender in the pairing slot. You cannot change it, but you can use a Roswa to reroll the whole litter.
Passed Genetics
There exists a significant likelihood of inheriting common traits (highest probability), uncommon traits (medium probability), rare traits (low probability), and enchanted traits (extremely low probability).
For example, Ribina 1 has saturated blue and dull brown colors while Ribina 2 has black and bright yellow colors.
You can use a dull blue, black, and light yellow for your Pairing Slot Ribina.
2) Using the colors and designs doesn't mean fully copying everything or just from one parent. You have to use a mix of both and a unique enough design do differentiate the Ribina from it's parents while still have similarities.
3) You have freedom in the design itself, but make sure to look at what the parents have first and incorpoate a few markings from it. Coats are still needed to be drawn for breeding purposes, the only requirement because its a trait.
4) You can draw an adult Ribina, or a baby one. However, if you do draw a baby one, you have to include the adult version too. There will be no age ups.
5) You have to follow all traits and gender in the pairing slot. You cannot change it, but you can use a Roswa to reroll the whole litter.
Passed Genetics
There exists a significant likelihood of inheriting common traits (highest probability), uncommon traits (medium probability), rare traits (low probability), and enchanted traits (extremely low probability).
Age Ups
Age Ups are for previous Ribinas that was born before the new breeding system
After a week, you have the option to request an age-up for your Raba to become a Teen Raba. Following another week, you can further age it into an adult Ribina. The cost for each age-up is 1000 Flitters.
How to request Breedings and Age Ups?
To initiate a breeding or age-up request, please visit the discord server in help-and-requests and create a ticket.