Building Safe Enclosures
Dinosaurs are vulnerable to hostile mobs, starvation, and environmental damage. Create enclosed areas using fences, walls, or other barriers to keep predators out and your dinosaurs contained. The size of your enclosure depends on the species—larger dinosaurs like Brachiosaurus and Spinosaurus need significantly more space than smaller ones like Compsognathus.
Managing Predators
Carnivorous dinosaurs will attack herbivores and smaller creatures. Separate species into different enclosures to prevent conflict, or build large enough areas where herbivores can escape. Keep predators well-fed to reduce aggression toward your other dinosaurs.
Environmental Care
Provide appropriate biomes and blocks for your dinosaurs' comfort. Some species prefer specific terrain types. Ensure water access for aquatic species like Archelon and Tylosaurus. Light your enclosures to prevent hostile mob spawning, and consider roofing large areas to give dinosaurs shade and protection from weather. Regular feeding and monitoring will keep your herd healthy and thriving.