Atleast in top 5 but usually top 3 for everything it gathers, it also gives you useful crystals when fed so it is a needed tame if you play extiniction

Bring 4 times more Them Dododex says

I set two males on wander, with production wheel on crystal, on both, put them on a Dino leash, they both dropped over 500 Crystal within 30 min... did not use owl pellets. They harvested their own stone.

To raise them they need to stay next to their parents and they’ll eat

Gachas gather the most cactus sap my gachas gathered more than my morelotops did I pumped melee on my camelosaurus by the gacha gathers more

Park a gacha next to 2 owls. Fill it with a massive amount of fiber and watch all the ascendant gear drop.

Feed owl pellets and war maps you will thank me later

Tam tamed with war Maps and got 98% taming efficiency!

War maps are great and cheap to make to feed this beast.

Snow Owl Pellets seem to give higher taming efficiency than Tek structures. I get about 89% on pellets vs 70% on tek structures (using tek walls)

This guy is good for picking up poop around your base on wander and saving it in its inventory for later

Stone is better than stone tools for taming effective.

Flying owl + stimberrys = all the pellets u need

Use owl pellets, if you dont have an owl just use stone it works really well.

Put parents and child in dino leash on wonder. They feed themselves. Easy raise. Give it a shot!

Remember they eat the resources as well as get tamed by them.

Normal Gathas don’t spawn during the Christmas event

Pretty much just throw all your junk at it and it will eat it and be tamed.

Super easy! I have 4 of them. All you have to do is mine rocks with an axe and drop what you mine. (Yes, even the metal)

I've bred Gachas on official. I'd put a decent amount of stone in the adults inventory and the adults will feed the baby. I don't put anything in the baby's inventory.

Or find an area with a decent amount of stone, put a dino leash down and let the baby wander in the area and it'll gather stone on its own.

Letting the adults feed the baby is much more effective, and easier.