I would put it inside. Cause I know a jumping frog heading towards open ground is very hard to catch. I put the nests in cages, so that all my other pets don't eat them... it was a sad accident that happened that day.

I tried putting it near the dna sequencer and that didnt work so well. Still haven't seen an egg out of what i do have for baby dinos so not sure if they can. Thanks for the tip on nests inside cages. Didn't think about what would happen if you left and they hatched and grew into adults.

Originally posted by nocturnalmistress:

I was wondering if the baby dinos are able to lay eggs when they reach adulthood. Only had the mod for a few days and absolutely adore it. Another thing is how do we work the cages? Im not sure if you put the dna sequencer inside of it or if its to lead wild dinos in? Thanks.

The babies should lay eggs when they turn adults. As for using the cages its truly up to your imagination on how you use them.

i have a fridge full of eggs from baby dinos :)

I had a nightmare last night. I keep eggs and berries in the same fridge, and I dreamt I opened the fridge door, and all the dinos came pouring out... then my dilos ate them :-(

lol thanks for that really cheered me up

hahaha awesome and thank you. I figured the small size cage is quite adequate to lock my otherhalf up. I need to build one and drag his unconsious body in there.

Originally posted by Exodus:

Originally posted by nocturnalmistress:

I was wondering if the baby dinos are able to lay eggs when they reach adulthood. Only had the mod for a few days and absolutely adore it. Another thing is how do we work the cages? Im not sure if you put the dna sequencer inside of it or if its to lead wild dinos in? Thanks.

The babies should lay eggs when they turn adults. As for using the cages its truly up to your imagination on how you use them.

i currently have 1 onthe new flyer works great for transporting dinos to the arena :)