Mog Gardens Information

[FaeQueenCory]

Where is the BABY BEHEMOTH YOU PROMISED ME FUJITO?

*shakes fist*

Rank 7.
lol

EDIT: actually thinking about it.... I kinda don't want King Behemoth shanks to be used here.... >____>
Don't care about the pondweed cause ain't no body use that for nothing.

EDIT2: Updated all the charts. this is how I did the foods:
Seeds
Burdock / Popoto / Walnut
Greens
Blue Pondweed / Red Pondweed
Fruits
Date / Royal Grape / Dragon Fruit / Kitron / Persikos / Reishi Mushroom /
Agaricus / Coral Fungus / Sobbing Fungus
Liquids
Yellow Ginseng / Elixir
Meats
Dragon Meat / Tavnazian Liver
Fish
Bibiki Urchin

I put the fungi in the fruit category.... cause they come from Fruit Seeds.... though scientifically they should be in the seed category... but I could also see them in the greens category... will have to get one and see if it resonates with an adamantoise (thereby making it a green).

EDIT3: OK. Good. They are.... fruit...................... Whatever, SE. You can say Mushrooms are fruit..... it's you're game. smh.

[NynJa]

Is it just me or did SE adjust the time it takes to obtain items from your rock/tree nodes? I used to get items mid-animation, now it waits till the animation is done before giving me items.

edit: I might be maxing out my bandwidth and it could just be lag too.

[fantasticdan]

You were probably harvesting with ja0wait before, it cuts the animation short.

[FaeQueenCory]

Sobbing Fungus made baby adamantoise angry.

[Maurauc]

Dragon meat is surprisingly not worthless for baby bugard.

[Sechs]

Adamantoise
Pet ==> Strongly Resonates
Distilled water ==> Strongly Resonates

half a star after just these 2 actions.

[JeanPaul]

I'm guessing the White Adamantoise is the Genbu model, where the Great Adamantoise is the Aspidochelone model. I went through as many new files as I could and didn't find any other new model types for turtles or bugards, so it's limited to whatever is already in there. I figure the elixir being tossed in there could be used for the White Adamantoise.

[dasva]

Bugard- fruits- stare off into the distance. No squirm on apple. Strongly resonates with seeds no squirm on potato

[Khiinroye]

Tiny bugard memento allows you to buy chicken bones for 1600. It did not squirm with Tavnazian sheep liver. Worst case is that it is also a 3 stage evolution, like with the crab.

No squirm with dragon meat either.

[Korvana]

Just so you guys know, I'm generally responsible for keeping the Monster Rearing page on the old wiki up-to-date. I put the skeleton together. Just yesterday with the update I made a bunch of assumptions about the Adamantoise evolution paths, based on previous trends with the (known) Cheer bonuses. For example, VIT+6 -> VIT+8 strongly implies that Great Adamantoise is the normal maturation of Adamantoise, while White Adamantoise is a variant off of Adamantoise but not Ferromantoise. These are ASSUMPTIONS. There's a reason I put Verification tags on every single item.

I closely follow this thread and (after applying my own skepticism) try to integrate it into my data, but I still leave a Verification tag until I (or another Pedia player) have confirmed it. I don't pay any attention to BG's Mog Garden page.

I put the fungi in the fruit category.... cause they come from Fruit Seeds.... though scientifically they should be in the seed category... but I could also see them in the greens category... will have to get one and see if it resonates with an adamantoise (thereby making it a green).

EDIT3: OK. Good. They are.... fruit...................... Whatever, SE. You can say Mushrooms are fruit..... it's you're game. smh.

"A mushroom is the fleshy, spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus."

Trust me, it bothered the heck out of me that they grouped together [Moss, Cabbage, Grass] and [Acorn, Apple, Corn, Cherry, Nuts] and [Peas, Carrots, Seeds]. Botanically, nuts and corn are fruits because they are the fleshy ovary of the plant, unlike cabbage which is just a leaf, and carrots which are roots. Botanically, a tomato is a fruit (but considered a vegetable by culinary and legal and food-processing standards). I think I am actually wrong to classify carrots under "Seeds" since they do actually flower and bear seeds, but it's a little late now.

If you were to dig up a mass of fungus and feed it to your monster, it would likely be considered a "Green". The mushroom on top of the fungus would be a "Fruit."

[detlef]

You're the one doing that? Cool, and thanks.

[Tile]

yea I tried editing the page for awhile, said nope quick when they added all the new monsters, glad someone does it though

[dasva]

Bugard- no squirm from burdock which I think might be the last of the strongly resonating food.

also someone mentioned walnuts as being seeds but based on the reaction I got from bugard they definitely aren't. Based on the reaction it's either greens, fruit or fish and I think we can safely rule out the fish.

[Jashin]

Baby adamantoise memento lets you buy turtle shells for 9.6k

[Tile]

does bugard not squirm to the liver they added? was thinking that would be it for sure. i'm not rasing one right now cause i'm still stuck on Clot, hecteye and a baby turtle...

[dasva]

does bugard not squirm to the liver they added? was thinking that would be it for sure. i'm not rasing one right now cause i'm still stuck on Clot, hecteye and a baby turtle...

It might. Someone reported it didn't but that was first day shenanigans I think. Would be easier if people stopped noting not squirm on first day since nothing does

[Khiinroye]

does bugard not squirm to the liver they added? was thinking that would be it for sure. i'm not rasing one right now cause i'm still stuck on Clot, hecteye and a baby turtle...

I tried it at 1.5 stars yesterday. It's always possible that the bugard is like the crab, and is just 3 stages. I'll keep trying different foods though before it grows from time.

Nothing on regular sheep meat or reishi mushroom. The mushroom strongly resonates.

[dasva]

If bugard would squirm I'd imagine it's probably to one of the new seeds they added since they strongly resonate... then again could be weird like slime and be something it doesn't even like

[dasva]

So noticed someone on bg wiki put a lot of the guesses of categories into new foods already. So yeah walnuts are not seeds. So in case anyone gets confused

[FaeQueenCory]

Are they fruit then?
Nuts tend to be considered seed in FFXI.
Though they are technically fruit IRL.
Everything else was placed there via AH listings and what type of seeds grow it.
(Except for the pondweeds since they aren't a real food item.)

EDIT: (now that I'm at a computer and not my phone.... cause editing on an iphone is terribad.)

"A mushroom is the fleshy, spore-bearing fruiting body of a fungus."

Trust me, it bothered the heck out of me that they grouped together [Moss, Cabbage, Grass] and [Acorn, Apple, Corn, Cherry, Nuts] and [Peas, Carrots, Seeds]. Botanically, nuts and corn are fruits because they are the fleshy ovary of the plant, unlike cabbage which is just a leaf, and carrots which are roots. Botanically, a tomato is a fruit (but considered a vegetable by culinary and legal and food-processing standards). I think I am actually wrong to classify carrots under "Seeds" since they do actually flower and bear seeds, but it's a little late now.

If you were to dig up a mass of fungus and feed it to your monster, it would likely be considered a "Green". The mushroom on top of the fungus would be a "Fruit."

;p
(That old woman is my spirit animal.)
Fruit is a modified ovary and uterus of a plant, originally seed carrying.
Fungi are not plants.
Furthermore, there is no fungus part of a mushroom that isn't a mushroom. The basic anatomy of all mushrooms are: roots, stalk, cap. With spoor pockets usually under the cap.
Scientifically speaking, if we HAD to place mushrooms in a greens-seed-fruit system... it would make better sense for it to be in greens, since, while not the color green, are essentially just a giant leaf with seeds growing out of roots. And many mushrooms are "leafy" in appearance.

But this is SE.
And they operate under blue and orange insane troll logic.
And I know me some insane troll logic. Cause I'm Betty Crocker.
So in regards to you're confusion about carrots: They're a tuber. (a modified root)
And since tubers grow in the ground.... to SE's insane troll mind, that means tubers are the same as seeds.
Which is a similar reason why corn is considered a seed by SE. (You can plant it in the furrows.... yeah. This is the level we're on. THIS is the level of insane troll you have to be to understand what they think...)