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02-07-2010
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Ponocky help
I want to make a farm garden but i dont know if i should put a ponocky or a horsestachio, is there a way to keep them toghether?
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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Hello. Welcome to the forum.
The board you've posted this topic in is for introducing yourself, not for asking for game help. Depending what game you're playing you should either ask for help in the Viva Pinata: Classic forum for the first Viva Piņata, or the Viva Piņata: Trouble in Paradise forum for Trouble in Paradise. But since you're new, I'll answer your question for you anyway. You can't keep Horstachios and Ponockys in a garden together. They just won't get along with each other. You can try to keep them apart by putting fences between the two species, but the best choice of action is to only have one of the two species in your garden, and have the other in another garden. Hope that helps.
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Hey there, welcome to the forums!!
As to your question, I have a garden that has both species and what i did was I made a big road down the center of my garden and then constructed square "pastures" for the pinatas. That way, if any pinatas normally fought or didn't like each other, they could be on opposite sides of the garden. Just make sure that you keep them all happy because the pinatas don't like being cooped up.
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Welcome!!!!!!
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hi
anyway i would give a nice space on opposite corners.
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02-08-2010
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Welcome!
You can keep both species in the same garden without fencing them if they are wildcards: in one of my garden I keep both a WC Quackberry and a WC Juicygoos and they never fight! It would work with only one of them being a WC... I hope it helped! 
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02-08-2010
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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Wildcards can be hard to get, but some people will be more than happy to help you get them.
If you need help with Trouble in Paradise, I'd be more than happy to assist you  Welcome to the forum and have fun! |
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02-12-2010
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1) Build fences and keep them a good distance away from eachother or 2) you can just get wildcards. Wildcards can't and wont fight and if you have TIP, they are very easy to get.
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