Ceratosaurus is a wonderful tame to have, and are even valid to use in boss fights so here is a a guide to help you have an easier time taming this beast. P.S. this is my favorite carnivore.

1. In order to tame this you will need ceratosaurus spines, which you get from killing and looting ceratosaurs. On official you will probably want to gather a little more than 200 (enough to get it drunk twice) if you are going for a high level. After gathering these spines you will need to combine them with narcotic and bloodpacks to make hemogoblin (yes, it’s really spelled that way in the game) cocktails, which you can unlock at lvl 60.

2. After you have however many of these you will need, (the rate of it getting blood drunk is affected by both level and taming speed modifiers), you will probably want to get extraordinary kibble. This is because if you use anything else, not only will the effectiveness be lower, but the ceratosaurus will stop being drunk around ten minutes after it gets drunk, so you will have to get it drunk more times because it is slower. However, if that’s something you are willing to do, you can tame it with mutton and prime meat.

3. Once you have the hemogoblin cocktails and the food, you will need to get a tanky tame. All you really need is something with a very good saddle, reduced damage of some form (like trikes when taking hits from the front), or a huge amount of health. A combination of all 3 is a safe bet. In order to tame these, you will first feed the hemogoblin cocktail to your Dino, and then let the ceratosaurus hit it. Make sure to clear the area first to prevent interruptions.

4. Some tips to help you tame as quickly as you can: the more hits a ceratosaurus can get on you the quicker it tames, so having a tame that won’t take huge knockback or is up against a wall will let it more continually hit you. It’s thorns also counts as a hit, so you can bite it to increase its speed of getting drunk, however be careful not to kill it. (I only recommend doing this if you have something that does barely any damage and I warn against getting it below half health just in case something else shows up). They can be picked up by rhinios so you can use one to move it to a safer spot.

Sorry this tip is so long, it’s a pretty complicated process,

Happy taming!

Kill the adult and imprint on the baby for an easy cerato (only do this if you are fine with a low level)

If you want the taming bonus to get a high level cerato, first tame a gigantoraptor must be 100% tame or a bread one(automatic 100% tame) kill the adult and claim the baby with the gigantoraptor for a 100% taming effectiveness(this is so you get the same level as if you proper tamed a cerato or possibly better(lets say you found a 150 baby it would usually claim with no extra levels but with a gigantoraptor it will get a bunch of extra levels))

Just finished taming my first!

She was Lvl 116, i have 3x taming speed. Used only 3 hemogoblins with a 12k hp diplodocus, although it was a very close call💀. I’d recommend having at least 15k hp and 4 hemo. For food i used only 15 raw prime meat (dododex said 16 which is excellent ✅) with +57 added levels after tame (99.4% effective) which has the same effect as using extraordinary kibble in this level.

One thing i would have done differently was to create a wall (maybe with dino gateways) to get my diplo stuck on while the cera attacks, because big dip was getting thrown around alot. Recommend this especially if you’re around water because the cerato swims super slow so it can waste your hemo’s.

PS: Downloaded this app just to write this bc i am super hyped to finally ride this menace of a beast! Also taming was nerve racking for a noobie bob like me on singleplayer😂. But fr tho, its dps can go crazy

Just tamed a lv 145 without issue on 4.5x small tribes

1) Get a Rock Elemental and decent saddle

2) 3 hemoglobin mixtures

3) 7 extraordinary kibble.

4) Find your target and get Rock Golem there

5) Kill everything else in area first then feed hemoglobin mixture to Golem and punch Cera once.

6) Feed Golem again when mixture runs out

7) Feed Kibble passively

Congratulations you have a Ceratosaurus

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To tame, you need to make alot of Hemoglobin. This requires killing alot of wild Ceratos and then using 10 of their Venom spines and some blood packs to craft one.

You then need to find a wild cerato. Use a tanky dino with a really good saddle that can take a beating. Let the Cerato start to attack you. Then feed your dino a hemoglobin. Do not attack at all, you have to let it attack your dino. Stay on your dino and keep the Hemoglobin effect on your dino. Special effects will appear and the Cerato will start show "drunk" percentage numbers pop-up. Once it hits 100% you then have to have superior kibble in last hotbar slot and follow it around and passive feed it.

They dont like being too trapped (just won't tame). If you have room, place a 2x2 of behemoth gates to give them room to move around when attacking you.

Bring plenty of Hemoglobin! I play on a 5x tame server. We are 10x tame right now for the Holidays. Even on 10x they are a super slow tame at high levels! Patience is key!

-AJ