Easy way to tame drop things. INCREDIBLE WAY! Raise an army of Dodds and feed them all and shit

Note these things don’t have a feeding interval. The only interval they have is their feeding animation which is always the same length.

You have to feed them out of a players inventory, not a Dino’s.

The amount of material estimates are WAY off, I recommend gathering twice what the dex recommends. To tame a level 15 it required as much stone as a level 135 required for me. And I was dropping at a point where the gacha ate consistently

The best way by far is to just use load of stone and try to keep it eating a all times. I tried stone structure for a level 145 and I made 36 structures and it only went up 7 percent. I used a ton of stone for the same gacha and it tamed in under 5 minutes (don't drop them one by one)

You can feed them war maps for crystals. Has about the same efficiency as greenhouse. My Gacha pops crystals out every 15-20 seconds give or take

When cloned they keep the same resources as the original !

Tbh all you need to do is mine stone alittle metal and some wood and drop it and it will start to tame, if ur by resources then it will help to. If you have a flying mount of any kind then that will help too, fly into a grove of trees and knock it out then just collect wood and give it to it.

For xbox drop stone out of inventory to tame

I spent 3 hrs trying to figure out how to tame

make sure to upgrade crafting skill i get 30 black pearl each time i get a gacha crystal

Plant species Y is the best food.

Pair up some dung beetles for fert and snow owls for pellets and you're set.

More effective than stone. Don't level crafting skill at all if you only want the resources. Level crafting as much as possible if you want gear from crystals. Grind gear for more mats than you can imagine.

Throw a baby near mom and dad, dont leave render and you dont have to feed them. Make sure they dont pick up any poop. If they do cryo them and throw them back near mom and dad!

When breeding tame use rare flowers for large food gains inside of baby easier than stone, berries, so on!! Up arrow!

When raising a baby gacha, you don’t have to feed it anything. Just put it on wander and stay within render and it will actually feed itself. Also put it on a leash or pen. If you log off or leave render it will get sad and die. I learned it from a gacha breeder.

Awesome for gathering oil,black pearls, and element dust plus it’s also great for gathering organic polymer

After going through berries and berries and berries. Having 3-4 maewings set up. Staying up all night multiple times. Setting 3 snow owls by each one and still losing them or watching them burn through the food like it’s nothing—-

COOKED MEAT IS ABSOLUTELY THE ONLY WAY TO GO!

They eat it WAY SLOWER and you can have multiple babies on one maewing and juveniles and adolescents on only one trough. I have built multiple tel troughs and wasted so much time and resources on building isolated areas and independent feeding areas. Just pick up your dinos and set out your gachas like you would anything else. It’s so simple and everyone sees how fast they burn through food so nobody tries it. Cooked meat, in a maewing and then a trough (always have backups). That’s it. Nothing special about it. I have 8 juveniles and a couple of adolescents out for 10 hours now and haven’t even used a whole tel trough yet. So glad I figured it out finally. Hope this helps.

You need more than 160 stone walls for a 130, it comes out under 100%, just fyi. Hope these saves someone the time it didnt for me thanks to dododex

Before taming, you can follow it for a while to sample its crystals and discover it's rare resource to know if it's worth taming.

I tamed my gacha with stacks of 20 cooking pots. They aren’t that expensive and they can do 20 taming per stack with good effectiveness for a max level, so I suggest you use those.

Be careful with putting more then one together. They can become bonded and if u take one away they will stop producing crystals