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How ARK players tame and knock out the Ichthyosaurus: what to feed it, what to knock it out with, and how to keep it safe.

The karkinos, kaprosuchus, and megalosaurus can not grav/pick up the Ichthyosaurus. Up vote so people can see.

3 points8 years oldReport

How to tame an ichthyosaurus:

1. They are passive tames, you don't knock them out to tame them.

2. I recommend taming an ichthyosaurus that is in shallow water.

3. After you find an ichthyosaurus, you will need to feed it meat or preferred kibbles. Also, raw meat…

Hearing they don’t have any predators they could help with other aquatic passive tames like the manta! Some tames are great for getting other tames, I’ll post a story about my fish’s death in stories!

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They a really good tame if you level up the speed you can do zoomies in the water when without leveling up the speed you just do slower zoomies

I tamed this while on a pelagornis. Kill some fish, and put it on your hot bar. Land in the ocean on the pela. A ichthy or two might swim up to you. Feed fish meat when hungry. You got a ichthy! Also, you have to swim for them to follow. These are the pigeons of the sea (as…

Vá a ilha dos herbívoros e entre na picina que dá acesso ao mar, e o local mais propício a doma, use balm 10x e Kibo de dodô 🦤

So i one day i found a level 150 Ichty and i was excited i was looking forward to taming one so i used my soothing balm and started to feed it and i wanted to get the Ichty near the beach which was a pretty bad idea, the Ichty decided to go on land and it died. I couldnt revive…

1 point6 years oldReport

Easy enough to tame that you don't need to trap it.

They're attracted to players and especially tames, so using anything from a turtle to a mosa makes taming them easy. They may swim off, but are easy to magnet back onto your tame.

2 points10 years oldReport

Bro everyone says these guys are easy to tame yes they are but it’s so so hard to get to them without being attacked

Technically you can get a bunch of these to come to the surface easily with a pelagornis, and fly away if a megalodon attacks, if you get enough it might even become harder for megalodons to hit you lol

They may seem easy to tame, but can be a pain.

Most likely, you NEED either flippers or an aquatic mount. They get pretty interested on you and your creatures at first, but once you touch them, they switch to the approach and flee behavior usually seem in aggreasive…

1 point8 years oldReport

Can be tamed by having fish in the last category

Then feed it sone

I had a mega and these guys kept swarming around me, not attacking. I guess a mega attracts these guys as friends. Either way if you want to take a lot of these guys just swim with a mega for a bit and like 5 will be following you. They continue to follow after feeding too so…

What ever you do when taming don’t try to knock these guys out after I first started ark I thought they were knock out tames so every time I tried I would kill them so remember there passive tames

Once you have a raft, get some meat and head on over to Herbivore Island. (Bottom right corner of the map on The Island) These guys are EVERYWHERE there. If you’re lucky, you can find one in the bay where it’s super safe, but a lot spawn by the island’s coasts as well.…

0 points5 years oldReport

Build a small trap with dino gate partially above water. Land on water with Pelagornis and once they come to play, lead them with Pelagornis through gate, hop off, close gate. Build the trap close to their spawn or they will lose interest before you get them in.

0 points5 years oldReport

Tame, cuz passive tame

Swim around, tame megalodon

Thats about its only use

0 points5 years oldReport

Tamed a 130 on rag by rocks in middle of map in the north. By far the best place, saw 2 140s and a 105. Took no time to tame, and surrounded it with walls to trap it.

0 points7 years oldReport