STRAWBERRY BRONTOSAURUS
ITEM ID: #1321
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Breed times: 23h, Growth Formula: 17.25h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
Breed times: 23h, Growth Formula: 17.25h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
- Brontosaurus was discovered in 1874 by the paleontologist O. C. Marsh.
- Though people thought the Brontosaurus was a new species when discovered, years later it was identified as the Apatosaurus, an existing dinosaur species already discovered.
- Brontosaurus fossils have been found in North America in Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming.
SEA FOAM BRONTOSAURUS
ITEM ID: #1322
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Breed times: 48h, Growth Formula: 36h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
Breed times: 48h, Growth Formula: 36h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
- Brontosaurus was discovered in 1874 by the paleontologist O. C. Marsh.
- Though people thought the Brontosaurus was a new species when discovered, years later it was identified as the Apatosaurus, an existing dinosaur species already discovered.
- Brontosaurus fossils have been found in North America in Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming.
GOLD BRONTOSAURUS
ITEM ID: #1323
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Breed times: 16h, Growth Formula: 12h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
Breed times: 16h, Growth Formula: 12h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
- Brontosaurus was discovered in 1874 by the paleontologist O. C. Marsh.
- Though people thought the Brontosaurus was a new species when discovered, years later it was identified as the Apatosaurus, an existing dinosaur species already discovered.
- Brontosaurus fossils have been found in North America in Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming.
BLUE BRONTOSAURUS
ITEM ID: #1324
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Breed times: 20h, Growth Formula: 15h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
Breed times: 20h, Growth Formula: 15h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
- Brontosaurus was discovered in 1874 by the paleontologist O. C. Marsh.
- Though people thought the Brontosaurus was a new species when discovered, years later it was identified as the Apatosaurus, an existing dinosaur species already discovered.
- Brontosaurus fossils have been found in North America in Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming.
AQUA BRONTOSAURUS
ITEM ID: #1325
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Breed times: 23h, Growth Formula: 17.25h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
Breed times: 23h, Growth Formula: 17.25h
How to get: Purchase with WLP
Giftable: No
Facts:
- Brontosaurus was discovered in 1874 by the paleontologist O. C. Marsh.
- Though people thought the Brontosaurus was a new species when discovered, years later it was identified as the Apatosaurus, an existing dinosaur species already discovered.
- Brontosaurus fossils have been found in North America in Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming.