Striped Dragon

Striped Dragons were released on the 22nd of April 2009 alongside Balloon, Daydream, Dorsal, Pink, Sunrise, Sunset and Whiptail dragons. Due to the complex breeding patterns required to obtain them, they are classed as uncommon. They currently have no Breed Specific Action.

The "default color" of the Striped Dragons is white, but through breeding two Striped Dragons together or with another kind of mate (see "Breeding Results" section below), it is possible to obtain Striped Dragons of different colors. At the beginning, the only possible colors were blue, green and red. A March 16, 2011 update added Black Striped Dragons.

Before the "Dimorphism" change on March 26, 2010 both genders of this dragon appeared as the male sprite.

Egg
"This egg has brightly colored markings on it."

Hatchling
"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It spends its time pouncing on insects."

Mature Hatchling
"Aww... It's a cute baby dragon. It spends its time pouncing on insects. And look! It's grown its wings! It must be close to maturing and it is now covered in brightly colored stripes."

Adult
"Striped dragons come in a dazzling array of colors, complimented by an intricate pattern of stripes. These bright colors and patterns help attract their favorite food, insects. Because their prey is so tiny, striped dragons must spend a large portion of their day eating. The color of the dragon is usually determined by the dragon's mate."

Sprite Artist

 * Vicats (All)

Breeding Results
A Striped dragon's colors are determined by its non-Striped parent:

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 * Avatar of Destruction
 * Black Marrow
 * Black
 * Cavern Lurker
 * Desipis
 * Dorsal
 * Ember
 * Storm
 * Golden Wyvern
 * Nebula
 * Seragamma Wyvern
 * Spirit Ward
 * Swallowtail
 * Sweetling ALT
 * Turpentine

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 * Avatar of Creation
 * Blue-Banded
 * Blusang Lindwurm
 * Daydream
 * Falconiform
 * Gemshard (Blue & Red)
 * Guardian
 * Ice
 * Nocturne
 * Royal Blue
 * Seasonal (Winter)
 * Skywing
 * Solstice
 * Swallowtail
 * Tsunami Wyvern
 * Two-Finned Bluna
 * Water
 * Waterhorse
 * Xenowyrm (Astrapi)

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 * Anagallis
 * Bright-breasted Wyvern
 * Canopy
 * Copper (green)
 * Dark Green
 * Fever Wyvern
 * Frill
 * Gemshard (Green)
 * Green
 * Mint
 * Mistletoe
 * Neotropical
 * Olive
 * Plated Colossus
 * Ribbon Dancers
 * Seasonal (Spring, Summer)
 * Striped River
 * Terrae
 * Undine
 * Winter Magi
 * Xenowyrm (Gaia)

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 * Balloon
 * Bright-breasted Wyvern
 * Brute Dragon
 * Carmine Wyvern
 * Cassare
 * Copper (red)
 * Copper (brown)
 * Gemshard (Blue & Red)
 * Heartstealer
 * Holly
 * Pyralspite (All variations)
 * Red
 * Red-finned Tidal
 * Royal Crimson
 * Sunstone
 * Winter Magi
 * Heartseeker
 * Wrapping-Wing
 * Xenowyrm (Thalassa)

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 * Albino
 * Arsani
 * Avatar of Change
 * Bright Pink
 * Coastal Waverunner
 * Deep Sea
 * Electric
 * Flamingo Wyvern
 * Frostbite
 * Geode
 * Gold
 * Gold-horned Tangar
 * Grave
 * Guardian of Nature
 * Hellfire Wyvern
 * Hellhorse
 * Horse
 * Imperial Fleshcrowne
 * Lumina
 * Magi
 * Magma
 * Moonstone


 * Nhiostrife Wyvern
 * Nocturne
 * Pillows
 * Pink
 * Purple
 * Radiant Angel
 * Ribbon Dancer
 * Ridgewing
 * Seasonal (Autumn)
 * Shadow Walker
 * Shallow Water
 * Shimmer-scale
 * Silver
 * Snow Angel (All variations)
 * Speckle-Throat
 * Soulpeace
 * Spitfire
 * Spotted Greenwing
 * Stone
 * Sunrise
 * Sunset


 * Sunsong Amphiptere
 * Swallowtail
 * Sweetling
 * Thunder
 * Tinsel
 * Tri-Horn Wyvern
 * Ultraviolet
 * Valentine
 * Water Walker
 * Whiptail
 * White
 * Winter Magi
 * Wrapping-Wing
 * Yulebuck
 * Xenowyrm (Chrono, Mageia & Pyro)

Breeding Notes

 * As white is the "default" colour of Striped dragons, any dragon that is not obviously red, green, blue, or black will produce White Striped offspring. All caveborn Striped dragons are white, although there are some on TJ09's scroll that are colored - this is an exception, as TJ owns many caveborn dragons that ordinarily can only be obtained through breeding.
 * Breeding with a Seasonal dragon can create either a White Striped egg, Blue Striped egg or a Green Striped egg, depending on which type of Seasonal it was bred with. White Striped eggs can result from Autumn Seasonals, Green Stripeds from either Spring or Summer Seasonals and Blue Striped eggs from Winter Seasonals.
 * All Striped x Striped matings will produce a random colour. There is no guarantee that breeding a Striped with another Striped of the same colour will produce offspring of the same colour. Also, breeding Stripeds some dragons can result in two or more different coloured Striped eggs. It seems to be random.
 * Before The Change, breeding a Ribbon Dancer to a Striped would result in a White Striped egg, but now it can or will result in a Green Striped egg. Whether the Striped egg will always be green is not yet confirmed.
 * Nocturnes can also apparently breed blue eggs. It is rumored that a Nocturne being bred in his day form will produce a White Striped egg and a Nocturne being bred in his night form will produce a Blue Striped egg.

Trivia

 * Up to a couple of weeks after their release, Golden Wyverns would produce Blue Striped eggs when paired with a Striped.
 * During the first few hours of the initial release, it was possible to catch Blue, Red, and Green Stripeds from the cave. All caveborn eggs were then turned White, and now the only non-White caveborn Stripeds are the ones on TJ's scroll. This may have been a glitch.
 * The following dragons originally produced White Striped dragons through breedings, but were later assigned a color: Canopy & Nocturne dragons.

Additional Information

 * This species of dragon is known for being very lazy, rarely moving at all.
 * They are passive in nature, and their main diet consists of bugs and insects.
 * In terms of size, these dragons are around the size of a moderately-sized pony.
 * Vicats admits there is a biological discrepancy between the dragon's somewhat-large size and main diet of insects.