Feed stimberys for poop

that’s a real good fertiliser

The best thing this thing does is it is fast compared to a parasour and is you can ride it. I literally only tamed one cuz I like riding dinos.

Why is this not in abberation when parasuars trikes brontos and more are???

Ark could of have make them drop keratin i mean look at its tusksupvite so people can know

Phiomia+Dung Bettle=much more fererlizer then you will ever need

While it doesn't have the TLC Pass it has been confirmed that we will be getting phimoia bacon.

If you want some medium poop just give it allot of stim berries 100 stim -> 9/10 poop

The females appear to poop twice as much... like a lightning gun

The battle pig,pump health melee and movement speed and you will have yourself an amazing mount.....must be tamed at lvl 150 ,and force feed it the meat of your foes for best results

Feed it put it on wandering and it will poop

Drowning in Phiomia Poop?

Put it in a Dung Beetles' inventory and it'll produce tons of fertilizer for you!

When tamed the phioma makes a great way to access fertiliser early game. Dung beatles can be hard to aquire till late game when an argentavis has been tamed. Force feeding a phioma will lead to near unlimited medium poops.

Killing these big boys will let you obtain a lot of meat or hide for a low level. If you ever need poop for fertilising, look no further, tame one of these bad boys up, feed it about 8 stimberries and that should get the job done for you!

Although at first it seems useless, it is your best early fertilizer source so get taming

In v248 it is one of the dinos you can use weapons on while riding.

It eats atone be chour to keep it fed it took 20 berris for a minet or two

If you are using these guys for poop pump all its levels into food trust me I've lost to many of these guys to starvation

Best at making poops fill them full of stim berrys and let the mountain build

These guys are fast and can give you a lot of thatch if you attack trees with them up if this is helpfull

You can put torches on their saddles