Quick fact: For berries, the Moschops specifically eats Tintoberries and Mejoberries.
Don't let your baby Moschops starve to death like i did.
The Moschops is a omnivorous therapsid best known for its love for food. Survivors can train it to favour specific types of food — whether it be Prime Meat or Rare Flowers — and it will become more effective at gathering it. The Moschops is a very cowardly creature and will flee from any sight of danger.

How ARK players tame and knock out the Moschops: what to feed it, what to knock it out with, and how to keep it safe.
Quick fact: For berries, the Moschops specifically eats Tintoberries and Mejoberries.
Don't let your baby Moschops starve to death like i did.
One thing I have noticed is that the food they ask for resets after a certain time. So a Moschops that asked for Cooked Prime Fish Meat may ask for Tintoberries when you pass by again. So if you see one you want to tame just check on it every so often and see if it is asking for.
This is an easy Dino to tame all you do is give it berries wait until it’s hungry again then feed it again because I got a level 57 mos hops just by doing that
Berries won’t take long the higher level the more berries you will need.
Put everything you need to tame it in a bin or fridge. Build a cage around it. Use flyer to pick it up and drop it in the cage. Worked very well for me.
Find a really low level one so that way it only takes one bite of food
Easiest thing to tame in the game. I found a lvl 51 on mobile, easy unofficial server and tamed it with. 3 tintoberries . You also don’t have to knock it out so you can tame one in your 1st minute.
Possibly one of the best early tames. As long as it just wants berries it’s an insanely easy tame. I tamed a 145 almost straight from spawn and not needing a saddle means you can use it straight away. It had good melee and decent health and basically allowed me to just…
Possibly one of the best early tames. As long as it just wants berries it’s an insanely easy tame. I tamed a 145 almost straight from spawn and not needing a saddle means you can use it straight away. It had good melee and decent health and basically allowed me to just protect myself early game.
If you use rare flowers on mobile the taming effectiveness will not decrease
Should definitely be one of your first tames if you can find one that takes mejos,
On mobile they like tinto berries more then mejo berries ! Spread the word !!!!
They take Berrries to tame with the new update. Along with the normal random stuff from previous ark builds.
If it wants for example giant bee honey and you dont have it you can leave the game so it might be for example mejoberries.Hope this helped🦂🦂🦂
Confused whether you can ride this in ark mobile? As of when I wrote this, yes, you can, and you don’t need a saddle. Found out when I accidentally tamed one.
This was surprising to me ravager’s melee is 60th and moschops is 62th
You can re load your game save, to change their taming food preferences (try to exit game and load it again). Its work in ark ultimate mobile version though, suppose to be same on different platforms
- By HYP
If it ask for something and you don't have it simply log out an doog back in.
It will ask for something else you might have.
I've tried this on single player and it Works!
I've been taking these over size iguanas since Mobile first came out. They don't need knock out just walk up and see what it wants and put in last utility slot. They automaticly run away if something attacks or you accidently hit it. Be careful. If you've tamed a…
I've been taking these over size iguanas since Mobile first came out. They don't need knock out just walk up and see what it wants and put in last utility slot. They automaticly run away if something attacks or you accidently hit it. Be careful. If you've tamed a female Mos, you need a male to mate for egg. They like groups of four. Once tamed don't weigh them down too much harvesting before crossing water I lost one this way T.T
If your on mobile leave them to wander and they will get fiber and berries and thach and wood
I have learned in mobile they like (sometimes) tintoberrys or mejoberrys