Treasure Isle: Pet your animals in return for coins

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Sounds like a good deal to us. We love the fact that we can now interact with our Treasure Isle animals in exchange for coins. Our previously motionless animals add a new dynamic as well as a new source of income. Pictured above, we chased butterflies and petted a seagull for fifteen coins apiece. Perfect for those occasions where your funds are just shy of a new decoration or item.

Although we have to admit, some of the animal actions are quite curious. Petting a margay is somewhat acceptable. But chasing butterflies for money? Bizarre. Also, we don't recommend petting seagulls in real life unless you want painful peck on the hand.

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Treasure Isle Cheats & Tips: Tiki God Statue Quick Links

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Hello Facefolks, it's Mr. Cheats here with the down-low on the things you shouldn't know. These links, found by The Facegamer, are for the Treasure Isle Tiki Relic parts.

To complete the Tiki Relic, all you need is a little help from your friends and the links below. Use the Treasure Isle Cheats & Tips Tiki God Statue gifting links to send out the various parts and supplies by clicking on the corresponding images and selecting the friends you wish to send the supplies to. To finish your Tiki Relic you will need a lot of parts. There are four stages, each requiring a few of the following :
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Click on the parts above to send them out to your friends.


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Treasure Isle Baby Animal Boats: Adopt these adorable sailors for Energy boosts

Baby Animal Boats are here!
Boy, Zynga sure knows how to bring on the cute. Thanks to a recent Treasure Isle update, you can now buy Baby Animal Boats from the store. For varying amounts of Isle Cash, these adorable animals at sea will boost your Energy permanently and give XP when purchased.

The Baby Bunnies and Baby Penguins both cost 65 Island Cash, or about $11, and give 3 max Energy and 390 XP. For 55 Island Cash ($10), you can have the Baby Foxes, Baby Meerkats or Baby Polar Bears, which all give 2 max Energy and 330 XP. Lastly, both the Baby Owl and the Gator Raft cost 45 Island Cash, or around $9, and give 1 max Energy and 270 XP.

All in all, not too shabby for a little cutey that gives you both Energy and XP, but we'd love to have the option to unlock these items through friend additions like the Backpack expansion. Hey, at least Island Cash bundles are 30 percent off as of this writing.

Treasure Isle gets the Zynga Message Center for streamlined gift requests

If you're tired of finding that all of your Treasure Isle gift requests have expired because you've waited too long collect them (due to the fact that it simply takes so long to accept gifts individually from the gift requests screen), you'll be thrilled to know that Zynga has added the Zynga Message Center to Treasure Isle, allowing you the ability to have one-click access to all of the game's gift requests currently on your account.

You an access the Zynga Message Center by clicking on the red and white Z at the top right of the gameplay area. From there, you'll be able to view all of your current gift requests, whether they be actual gifts sent to you from friends (including Mystery Gifts), explorer pack offers, or even those requests that see you sending items to your friends for collectings, or just extra energy.

Zynga has been known to roll the Zynga Message Center in other games slowly, so if you don't see the feature live on your own game just yet, be patient, as we're sure it will arrive soon.

Treasure Isle: Build the Ziggurat Relic for extra energy

A new relic is available to build in Treasure Isle, and this one comes in the form of a Ziggurat Relic. This relic is a land-based object, which is actually fairly large, so you may need to rearrange some items before placing down your free base.

You'll need to build the Relic, just as you have all of the others, using materials collected from friends. In this case, the first stage of the build requires 1 each of Metal, Ectoplasm, Gold, Pillars, and Paint. You can accept these items either as general gifts from your friends (that they initiate), or you can click on the "Ask for More" button associated with the item you want to post a request to your wall asking your friends for help. Remember, you can have five of these requests active on your account at one time, so feel free to ask for all five if you don't think your friends would mind.

All told, there are four steps to the Ziggurat's construction, requiring a total of 10 of all of the individual ingredients, or 50 items. Once completed, you'll earn a permanent +3 maximum energy boost, that will stay active on your account until you store or sell the relic, at which point the boost would be removed.