How to Hatch, Grow and Breed Your Own Dinosaurs

You can build a dinosaur population in this add-on by hatching eggs, speeding up growth, and breeding adults.

Hatching and growing

1. Collect dinosaur eggs. Gather any eggs you find for the species you want, such as Compsognathus, Dryosaurus or Gallimimus.

2. Hatch them. Place the egg and give it time to hatch. Pick a fenced, safe spot first, because a hatchling has nowhere to go if a predator wanders in.

3. Use Growth Serum. Use the growth serum on a young dinosaur to grow it up faster instead of waiting.

Feeding and breeding

1. Feed by diet. Every dinosaur is either a carnivore or an herbivore, and each needs the matching type of food to stay fed and happy.

• Give meat to carnivores like Baryonyx and Herrerasaurus.
• Give plant food to herbivores.
• If a dinosaur refuses something, try the other food type.

2. Breed adults. Dinosaurs are breedable. Keep a pair of the same species fed and close together.

3. Watch for the result. Depending on the species:

• Some species lay eggs, which you collect and hatch again.
• Other species become pregnant before producing young.

Keeping the herd safe

• Keep carnivores in separate enclosures from herbivores and small species.
• Each dinosaur has its own health and behavior, so watch how a species acts before putting it near others.
• Wear a Collar when working near untamed adult Dilophosaurs.