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Just Enough Breeding Mod is an addon for JEI, REI, and EMI that shows you useful information about breeding mobs. It adds a new category where you can easily see what items a mob needs to breed. This addon also displays the mob’s spawn egg and tells you if it needs to be tamed first.

Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I open the breeding menu in game?
There is no separate keybind or standalone menu for this mod. Open your inventory and use JEI, REI, or EMI to view the recipes or uses of a mob's spawn egg or a food item, then click the breeding category tab at the top of the recipe window.
How do I check what food a specific animal needs to breed?
Type the animal's name into the JEI, REI, or EMI search bar to find its spawn egg. Check the uses or recipes on that spawn egg and switch to the breeding tab to see the mob alongside every item it accepts for breeding.
Can I look up a food item to see all the animals that eat it?
Yes, hover over an item like wheat, carrots, potatoes, or slimeballs and press your recipe viewer's key for checking item uses. Select the breeding category tab to scroll through all the mobs that use that specific item to breed.
What does the (tamed) label next to a mob's name mean?
A "(tamed)" label indicates that wild versions of that mob, such as wolves, cannot be bred right away. You must tame both animals first before feeding them the listed breeding items.

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