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ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Utility Tips

What is a achatina used for? achatina utility tips and strategies in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.
If you're new to Ark: Ultimate Mobile Edition, or you don't know where to find RELIABLE information about difficulty, then this tips for you (i didnt know where to put this)
Just go to the wiki page for difficulty, don't trust people that say that the max level for dinos is 150, its 120 for normal creatures, 144 for tek creatures, and even higher for dinos in the snow cave, swamp cave, and the caverns of lost hope.
for example, if you want normal creatures to spawn at a max level of 30, try a difficulty setting of 0.143.
Oh and also fall damage SUCKS in this game.
What I've seen from the other tips and my personal experience in one tip!
Spawn: Edge of Swamp to basically all of Redwoods
Taming Style: Passive.
Taming Food: Sweet Vegetable Cake
Food after tame: Herbivorous Food (berries n stuff)
Drops when Killed: Chitin, Meat, (mobile) Angler Gel
Damage Reduction: Shell, 0.1x
Behavior: usually chills around, very passive
Ability: produces up to ~50 CP, then produces org poly until the CP is removed
~ CPG
Pick one up near the swamp / red woods in the island when its inside its shell amd place it near ur base turn ur poop interval settings all the way down to 0.01 and make sure to click "host non-dedicated session" u can click private after it will be ur same world but it will give u a ton of Cementing paste without taming it and every min u will get around 70 paste your welcome
To effectively farm cementing paste, put the achatina in a cage and set it to wander. It will generate 100 cementing paste in its inventory over a period of time, as well as dropping one every 60 seconds or so. Keep in mind that the cementing paste generated caps at 100, so be sure to empty it’s inventory frequently as possible. Although it is labeled achatina paste, there is no visual or use-case differences. They also increase the spoil timer on organic polymer so I recommend using it as storage for poly.