It's amazing how quickly it can get out of hand
(http://i.imgur.com/TmjFQT0.jpg)
I started with one Sow and 2 Pigs....That was around 7 ingame months ago
They are such pigs. Honestly. (shakes head)
sorry about this man, but how did you get them to breed? I'm trying with a buck and an ewe but its not working very well. Is it a random things the animals have to do or can i speed up the process?
Quote from: TMAN80SS on August 30, 2015, 12:34:06 AM
sorry about this man, but how did you get them to breed? I'm trying with a buck and an ewe but its not working very well. Is it a random things the animals have to do or can i speed up the process?
I had 2 chinchillas, and 4 muffalo, i had my chinchillas in an enclosed place with hay and they bred, my muffalos eating outside ? Haven't seen one of them pregnant yet, same for boomalopes.
Quote from: MultiDavid on August 30, 2015, 01:05:40 AMI had 2 chinchillas, and 4 muffalo, i had my chinchillas in an enclosed place with hay and they bred, my muffalos eating outside ? Haven't seen one of them pregnant yet, same for boomalopes.
It is good to rotate them from time to time. In small barn animals are closer to each other and have bigger chance to mate. But outside they are eating free food from pasture.
Quote from: TMAN80SS on August 30, 2015, 12:34:06 AM
sorry about this man, but how did you get them to breed? I'm trying with a buck and an ewe but its not working very well. Is it a random things the animals have to do or can i speed up the process?
As far as i can see, its just about keeping them in a relatively enclosed space and waiting.
My situation has only "worsened" as now i have around 25 pigs running around :/
Quote from: Alitaria on August 30, 2015, 04:13:03 AM
Quote from: TMAN80SS on August 30, 2015, 12:34:06 AM
sorry about this man, but how did you get them to breed? I'm trying with a buck and an ewe but its not working very well. Is it a random things the animals have to do or can i speed up the process?
As far as i can see, its just about keeping them in a relatively enclosed space and waiting.
Probably the best idea, yeah, and surprisingly bigger animals are worth more than smaller ones most of the time xD ( eat less food, give more stuff )
My situation has only "worsened" as now i have around 25 pigs running around :/
Hey guys, can you tell me what biome you played and which critters didnt mate? Just a suspicion but I had 3 boomrats in the jungle, in a 2x2 area for months and nothing happened, same with muffalos, any native critter though was able to breed, boomalopes, alpacas, boars, so Im thinking it only works with native animals?
Quote from: Panzer on August 30, 2015, 04:39:53 PM
Hey guys, can you tell me what biome you played and which critters didnt mate? Just a suspicion but I had 3 boomrats in the jungle, in a 2x2 area for months and nothing happened, same with muffalos, any native critter though was able to breed, boomalopes, alpacas, boars, so Im thinking it only works with native animals?
I tried previously with boars on a pasture, on their native biome, the arid... wastelands ? I believe its called, thats where i tried breeding the muffalo too.
build a internal animal zone and only allow trainers to feed them.
"hey, honey i'm hungry but, theres no food want to fawk?"