Use the calculator results to plan your tame - they show the exact time, food quantity, and bonus levels for the Fasolasuchus based on your settings.

The table below shows how many hits from each torpor weapon are needed to knock out the Fasolasuchus at different levels. Always pace your shots. Torpor takes time to apply, and over-shooting can be lethal.

To simplify the knockout, immobilize the Fasolasuchus first with Chain Bola or Bear Trap. Alternatively, use a Tusoteuthis to airlift it into a pre-built trap.

Below are the narcotic requirements for keeping the Fasolasuchus sedated throughout taming. Bio Toxin is twice as potent as Narcotics (80 vs 40 Torpor per use), while Narcoberries work in a pinch at just 7.5 Torpor each. With Torpor draining at 1.5/s, don't wait until the bar is nearly empty to apply narcotics.

The real-time timers below help you monitor Torpor drain and Food depletion during the tame. The torpor timer alerts you when narcotics are needed. The starve timer tracks Food depletion for starve-taming, where you let the food bar drop before placing all food at once.

The Fasolasuchus, a tamable, carnivore creature in ARK: Survival Ascended, is a common sight across multiple maps. It belongs to the DMG category.

Stamina sits at 350 base, providing good endurance. Dealing 100% base Melee Damage, the Fasolasuchus brings respectable melee power to the table. Health-wise, the Fasolasuchus sits at 950 base, making it quite durable. Weight capacity starts at 450, giving it a solid weight pool.

You'll need to knock the Fasolasuchus unconscious before taming it. Tranquilizers are the standard approach. Feed it Raw Mutton for the fastest tame and highest effectiveness bonus.

Once tamed, the Fasolasuchus is primarily used for resource harvesting, excelling at gathering specific materials. It reproduces by laying eggs, which must be incubated between 47°C and 50°C. Defeating one in the wild grants 25 base XP. It can be cloned at a Cloning Chamber for 0.87 Element plus 0.01 Element per level.