Here's how you can easily tame one in a cheap and fast way if you don't care…
Here's how you can easily tame one in a cheap and fast way if you don't care about taming efficiency: first tame a doedicurus. Then find a gacha and gather, with the doedicirus, all the nearby rocks you find. Disable auto harvesting (you don't want it hitting your gacha by mistake while it tries to farm more stone.) and set it to follow you. Transfer one stack from the doed's inventory to yours (100 stone), and then drop it. Transfer another stack right away. Once it starts eating (and the dropped stack disappears.), drop another one. Repeat it until tamed.
More Gacha Taming & KO Tips
Just harvest stone and drop it on the ground near them to tame. Crystals and gems work too, but stone works best. Much easier to gather than owl feces.
Don’t waste your tek material trying to get foundations! Just use thatch and it’s the same outcome! So I guess tek=thatch.
————Fatooie
Feeding greenhouse ceilings has around the same taming effectiveness as metal and tek structures. Get this added to the calc.^^^^
You can’t tame the Christmas event ones
Carnivores: I eat meat
Herbivores: I eat plants
Piscivores: I eat fish
Omnivore: I eat eat plants and meat
Sanguinivore: I drink blood
Gacha: I’ll eat anything, Even owl puke but for real your greenhouse looks tasty 😋
Gachas are a passive tame creature.
50 Wood Structures.
Throw down in stacks of 10 to feed it.
Bam! Max Gacha.
Warning. Using snow owl pellets no longer gives high efficiency. It is only as good as using stone structures.
Imagine feeding them tek structures 🤦♂️
Don’t try to tame Santa Gacha does not work