Hi, everyone! I'm new to the forum and Subeta. I am loving this site so far and I hope to stay for a long time. :D

Anyways, yesterday I had an impulse adoption and planned on abandoning it again. The site gave me an error warning saying that my account needed to be a month old to be able to do this.

However, today I used the zapper on another one of my pets and--wow--I got an amazing zap. It happens to be the pet a dear friend of mine is either looking for now--or would otherwise appreciate. I want to gift the pet to him if he'll take it.

How old does my account have to be to be able to do this?

When it gave you the error, the page should have actually informed you that your account must be 1 month old before you can transfer any pets. ^^

After that, you can transfer as much as you want, however any pets you send cannot be given back to you for 30 days via transfer and vice versa, though you can bypass that by transferring through the shelter instead if absolutely needed.

I hope my friend can wait a month, haha! I hope I can, too. The zapper is fun, but I can't zap over such a pretty color. :(

Thanks so much, !

Not a problem, hopefully everything goes well for you! Also, a slightly belated welcome to Subeta! ;3

Thanks for the warm welcome! Haha, I should have introduced myself onto the forums sooner. Oh well! What was your best luck with the zapper?

On topic of adopting out pets: Who is the pet in your signature that you're giving away?

Aha well I'm not sure. I've zapped lots of pets and gotten some that I gave away to people and others just random. But my favorite and happiest Zap was on Maja Maolain!

As for the pet in the signature, there isn't one available right now, that's why it is blank. But I often have Zapper pets that I pick out of the shelter with good names and zap until they look nice. Most of the time I dump them back to the shelter once they are nice looking but sometimes I advertize them in my signature. Although I am currently going to adopt out "thundersnatch" the galactic Endeavor, or put him back in the shelter.