Taming an Arthropleura is really simple

Note: there's always a risk of losing your genitals so be careful when taming

Step 1: Spoil meat. Because nobody will waste broth of enlightenment

Step 2: make bug repellent. Ghillie Armor isn't necessary, the bugs pretend you have ghillie

Step 3: Carefully approach Satan (he won't notice you)

Step 4: feed him spoiled meat

Step 5: cyropod it and get the hell out of there as soon as possible because you don't have the saddle.

Step 6: make a saddle

Step 7: realise it can't climb anything on mobile

Step 8: Get Depressed

Step 9: Realise nothing agroes it and that you can easily just speedrun caves

Step 10: Ascendant Long neck.

PICK IT UP WITH A MEGALOSAURUS AND TAME IT FROM THERE IT IS !) TIMES EASIER AS NO CAVE ANIMALS ATTACK IT!!!!!!

Why must the most scariest and violent things be tamed passively?

Easiest and safest way to tame this is to lure it under water. They stop aggro and you can tame as you please. Just make sure you come up for air every once in a while. Also be sure the water is deep enough.

They can be found in genesis in the magmasaur cave. Make the button green so the app creators can see

If you use a crab an grab them, just put them underwater an they wont agro you, boom easy tame

For people on mobile, it’s simple, first cave tame a areneo, if they are tamed in a cave, no cave creature will attack it, go to the central cave, ride your areneo and find these things, feed it spoiled meat until tamed, the best part is once you have a saddle for the arthropluera, nothing attacks you when your on its back, ((WARNING)) never get off the areneo’s back while taming, everything will attack you even when you go back on its back, I hope this helps you guys

Don't wear any armor when around the arthropleura, because it melts any armor

Bye bye flak gear

Full Ghillisuit, bug repellent, and balls of steel because these are scary to tame! They have the taming slot right behind their head about where the saddle would normally sit. Must approach from behind and only approach when feeding, stay away otherwise