Just like cows, these animals can be bred with wheat. Similar to cats, ocelots are felines found in jungle biomes. They will run from players, so you will need to be sneaking. Feed them raw cod or raw salmon in order to gain their trust.
Once tamed, feed the two adults fish again in order to breed them. Pandas can be found in jungle biomes and love bamboo! They will follow players holding bamboo.
In order to breed them, eight blocks of bamboo need to be within a five-block radius. Otherwise, the pandas will not breed and instead just eat the bamboo. Here's how to tame pandas: How to Breed Pandas in Minecraft. To breed pigs, simply feed them either a carrot , potato , or beetroot.
They will follow players holding these items. Rabbits generally run from players. However, if you hold either a carrot , a golden carrot , or dandelion , the rabbit will approach.
These items can then be used to breed two adult rabbits. Sheep will follow players holding wheat and can be bred by being fed this item. The baby sheep will be one of either adult colors unless the two colors are compatible. In that case, the baby sheep will be a mixture of the two colors. Breeding turtles takes a bit of work. Turtles spawn on beaches and can commonly be found swimming in the water. They will follow players holding seagrass and two turtles can be bred by feeding them this item.
Seagrass can be picked up by using shears. Once the turtles breed, one will go to the shore and dig around for a long time before dropping turtle eggs. These eggs will eventually spawn turtles or players can pick up these eggs by using a silk touch pickaxe. For more information, check out our guide on How-To Breed Turtles!
Wolves need to be tamed using bones before they can be bred. Once tamed, feeding two adult wolves any raw meat will enable them to breed. The baby pup will also be tamed to the owner of the parent wolves. Check out some of our other awesome Minecraft guides! Comments are on moderation and will be approved in a timely manner. Please read the following rules before commenting:. Save my nickname and email in this browser for the next time I comment. The essential thing you will need for farming is food for the animals.
Get some of that before you start! Cows and sheep eat wheat. Pigs eat carrots , potatoes or beetroot. Chickens eat seeds most easily obtained from wheat or long grass, but they will eat any kind of seed, such as pumpkin or melon seeds.
You will also want to harvest some wood to construct fences and gates to build enclosures. First you will want to build an enclosure, either a small pen or a large field, in which to keep your animals. This can be indoors or outdoors, but it needs to be somewhere that you can lead the animals to, so outdoors is easier. Fences are crafted from wooden sticks, and automatically connect together when placed next to each other.
Gates act as a way to get through fences, and are opened or closed with a right-click. An alternative to gates is to place a block of dirt one block away from the fence, so that you can jump out of the field.
You can just fence off an area and build a gate to get in and out, but if you build so that the ground is higher on the inside than the outside, then you can make an animal pen that is easy to get into from any direction. This animal pen can be entered in any direction. The player can either use the gate to get out, or just jump off the dirt block. Find some animals: you will need two of the same kind to breed. There are no males and females in Minecraft.
Hold some of their favourite food out wheat for sheep and cows; carrots for pigs; seeds for chickens. When they notice the food, they will look at you and follow you. Babies can choose new targets to follow whenever they don't have a valid target, for instance if the previous target dies or moves further than 16 blocks away Excluding baby rabbits [1] and baby wild wolf, baby ocelot, stray kitten, baby turtle [2] In Java Edition.
When lambs are born, they usually inherit the color of one of their parents, chosen at random. However, if the parents have "compatible" colors meaning that their corresponding dye items could be combined into a third dye , the lamb inherits a mix of the parents' colors see Dye.
This holds even if one or both of the parents have just been sheared before breeding and have not yet grown their coats back. In Bedrock Edition , however, lambs do not inherit the combined colors of their parents. Baby animals can be manually spawned by using spawn eggs on a grown animal. This also works on zombies or variants. For baby mobs that don't grow up like zombies and piglins, the IsBaby:1 tag is used instead.
Baby animals take 20 minutes to grow up. This can be accelerated by feeding them their breeding item.
Green sparkles appear similar to those caused by bone meal. The less time remains, the less time is saved by each feeding, making it inefficient to feed an animal continuously until it becomes an adult. After the ninth feeding, the time saved by one feeding is less than a minute, as shown in the graph. Horses, donkeys, and llamas have different mechanics: different breeding items grow babies by different amounts, and each item ages babies by a constant time rather than a percentage of the remaining time.
Baby undead mobs and baby piglins cannot be bred and never grow up. Baby polar bears cub can grow up, but cannot be bred, and growth time cannot be accelerated. Baby hoglin is considered monsters in Java Edition , but it is considered animals in Bedrock Edition. This is because hoglin and baby hoglin are counted toward monster mob cap in Java Edition , while in Bedrock Edition, they are counted toward animal mob cap, despite its hostile nature.
All of these mobs are considered animals, as of majority them are real life animals. Majority of these mobs can be created when its parents have entered love mode after being fed. Trader Cria unused. Any baby mob that counts toward the Monster Hunter, Monsters Hunted advancement or are simply undead is considered a monster and belongs here. Out of all these monsters, only hoglins can be bred, and can grow up into its adult form.
The rest of these baby monsters cannot be bred and never grow up. Zombified piglin child. Zombie villager child plains. Zombie horse foal unused. Villager child plains in Java Edition.
Villager child plains in Bedrock Edition. Issues relating to "Breeding" are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there. A family of wolves in a snowy tundra biome as well as a kitten. Minecraft Wiki. Minecraft Wiki Explore. Main Page All Pages. Minecraft Minecraft Earth Minecraft Dungeons. Useful pages. Minecraft links. Gamepedia support Report a bad ad Help Wiki Contact us.
Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? History Talk Two villagers breeding. A baby wolf with its parents. Skeleton horse foal. Categories Gameplay Add category. Cancel Save. Fan Feed 1 Java Edition 1. Universal Conquest Wiki. Horse Tamed Donkey Tamed. The following can also be used for growing a baby horse or donkey, and for healing: Sugar Wheat.
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