Super easy tame. Knock out with and bow and trans. Feed it raw meat. Boom 💥 TAMED!

This baby don't need a saddle to ride and gives you oxygen while riding and also supplies you with a breath 🫁 or 2 under water.

✨ANNND another thing it is SUPER fast under water 💦

All these tips here tells you how to tame it... but what they fail to mention is the fact, you have to breed it on land, can’t move the egg and the baby HAVE to STAY IN THE WATER!! Don’t push the baby on land or it WILL EXPLODE!!!! I just watch my baby explode right before my eyes!!! Never have I seen a Dino exposed before!!!

How to tame diplocaulus

Where to find:

Diplocaulus spawn in swaps but they are rare but many of them spawn in dungeons.

Taming details:

Diplocaulus are knockout tames and they eat meat

Problems:

Diplocaulus are always getting eaten by everything so if find one keep it safe also diplocaulus have low health so you might accidentally kill it

Abilities when tamed:

Diplocaulus can only be ridden underwater and they dont need saddles and when you ride it yoy wont loose oxygen but the diplocaulus will and diplocaulus are fast underwater

Liam Sameer -----

They are skittish but not anywhere near faster than humans. They have low torpor and health, so tranq darts are recommended. Tamed like any carnivore, kibble is Archeopteryx. Can be found anywhere in and around the swamps.

On a 135, 13 crossbow shots DO have a chance of killing it.

Useful to supply oxygen to divers who do not have scuba gear at hand but very weak in battle.

Literally the punching bag of the swamp, these poor things are always getting chased and eaten. It took me forever to get one that didn’t die immediately bc of other dino’s.

The easiest way to tame is to pick it with your arge and put it far from water 🏋️‍♂️

They eat kibble differently from other dino.. normal dinos like rex or quetzal eat 1 kibble every 80 food but the diplocalus eats 1 kibble every 120 food.. you need to re-adjust and calculate it again

I just bred mine and put the egg in the fridge. So who said you cant move the egg is full of bologna. Now as for the hatching, I have no idea but it will be a learning curve.