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How ARK players tame and knock out the Achatina: what to feed it, what to knock it out with, and how to keep it safe.

They spawn in cave and scorched earth good luck yall

-8 points5 years oldReport

To tame a raptor first get some meat then craft a bola then find a raptor bola it then Knock it out then put the meat in its ineinttoty there you go

-9 points5 years oldReport

I would not waste my time on them... It is way to hard to feed and not worth it. Also, they can only get cementing paste when wandering, and if you are offline in pvp for like 15 minutes, some noob will probably kill it. All of your hard work will be wasted. I love Ark, but I…

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Don’t even tame just drop 1 or 2 in a pen in you base by carrying it and watch it won’t despawn when you there and it will give achitina paste when you need it

-OneFluffyBoi

-9 points5 years oldReport

For Breeding:

This little bastard doesn't have enough birth weight. That makes the vegetable pie not fit in your inventory. It can only be raised if at the time of its birth it has 900 weight and more than 800 in the food bar.

BREEDING -

Just like the adult snails, they only eat cake when growing.

I'm on the ps4, when breeding they only seem to eat when rendered.

I've had them die on me because I've logged off. Even though there was still food in their inventory. (I logged back on…

You don’t have to tame them just pick up with PT and drop in an enclosure and they will give you cementing paste substitute

It is much easier to tame on PVP, as you cannot pickup wild dino's on PVE, and it is CONSIDERABLY easier to tame at home then in a swamp.

If PVP, pick up with pteranadon or bigger and bring home (or put in strong box) to tame.

Still eats only veggie cakes, pain but…

I’m wondering if u could make a special custom recepie so that you can tame easier. 😀 if you think I should. I will share it on achatina everything else!