Pro tip: Best and easiest tame to get LARGE EGGS for kibbles, tame a few low leveled ones, 1 male and 4 females is enough to get your kibble farm started.

Use the kibbles to kibble tame high leveled argy and others. I give this useless guy 5 out of 5 stars just because of her their eggs.

Give this an up to let everyone know this.

One look at their egg makes you think "I know why it walks like that."

If you find one where you don't have the item, kill it for prime meat/meat so you can tame other moschops

Giga: eats meat

Parasaur: eats berries

Noglin: eats tames

Moschops: (with English accent) i’ll have the leech blood please, thanks

After you ate it, set it to wander and pick it up with an argie, fly it slowly through the forest. It will gather until full and level very quickly.

Low level moschops: Giant bee honey or leech blood

High level moschops: Just 1 mejoberry

Me: ???!

They take Rare Mushroom, Rare Flowers, Gaint honey and berry. If more can you post it. Also do not hit them or your taming failed

———————————The Moschops Poem———————————

I have one with upgraded speed

I wonder if it will wheeze

It it likes berries or not

I will feed it out of a trough

Full of fat and flesh

These guys may not seem the best

But with upgraded speed

It will run away as pleased

It will munch on a seed

And cry as it has been seen

It will runaway to the Swamp

And will die there in just one thwomp

And if it escapes

It will sleep late

One the earliest afternoon

It ate tintoberry soup

And came unto me and said

“Take me home instead!

And I said unto thee:

“Yea shall die into thy withering weeds”

A poem; by Steel Cookie 123 👆 For more

P. L. S. 👆

If the moschop you want to tame is asking for hard to find items like giant bee honey, raw prime fish meat, cooked prime meat, rare flowers or rare mushrooms, you can save your game and go back to the menu screen and hop back into your game and the item the moschop is asking for will change I tried it in ark ultimate survival edition mobile and it works.(Some other guy also submitted this tip and I thought it was helpful so I'm going to copy his tip so that more people can make use of this tip)

It's about 3 min 30 sec in-between feedings.