Dododex
ARK: Survival Evolved & Ascended Companion
Taming & KO Tips

How do I tame a moschops? Tips and strategies on taming and knocking out a moschops.
Everyone talking about how dificult it is to tame one, I give them 2 tintoberries and bam, I already have 5 lol
Scour the map for that 150 or 140 until you find it,take it to a safe place,drop em in a taming pen and use a quetz with fridges and preserving bins to quickly keep and use all of its food,and it's as simple as that. Right?
The Moschops takes Tintoberries as well, make sure to correct the taming.
Hey Dododex, I found that they also take tintoberrys as a taming option, which makes taming it a little easier if you don't have the more rare stuff.
I have a question: what happens when you don’t give a baby moschops what it wants to upgrade the imprinting?
They always ask for Tinto Berries when I tame them.
To tame use the required items, mine wanted bee honey rare flower and nishroim cooked prime meat and fish meat there great for collecting so scout for a lv 100 plus
When taming, if you don't have the item you can wait another 3 mins and it will change to another item
Try finding one that needs berries. On official it will take 3 feedings. I got one that only needed berries quite easily so just search for those
Play on mobile or switch, they’re simple knock out tames that eat berries
They can also be tamed with tintoberries.
Tintoberry is requierd to tame this dino
Also may ask for Mejoberries, Tintoberries and cooked prime meat.
Incubation takes 17 real minute temp outside is 14 iv got a fireplace and for now every thing looks good lvl 78 no boost
Just don't more hide and meat then uses for it
You can equip a mejoberry in your last slot to tame.
They've also asked for tintoberries, and it seems to raise the taming bar alot more than say prime fish when requested
Moschops eat mejo and tintoberries also cooked prime meat not raw prime meat(at least in my experience)
I fed it rare flowers even though it wanted mejoberry
The Moschops also requests rare mushrooms for taming.