A redraw of a previous post of mine that I wanted to refresh for the anime's final episode (had this planned for episode 170 all the way back in December but I got a little sidetracked and put this on the backburner for a while)
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This is obviously best done on a Ceres world, but if you have access to powerful cooling, you can build it anywhere.
I used a mod to build dirt tiles for the wild plumesquash. There are harder non-modded ways; I'll leave that up to you. Obviously, you'll need to throw some pips in there to plant them. It needs to be cold enough for the plants, but not so cold the pips die. Also, make sure you set the squash to be auto-harvested.
In this build, I kept the room at -20C. The pips aren't happy but they don't die, and fortunately happiness doesn't seem to affect whether or not they plant things. I recommend throwing multiple pips in there so it doesn't take ages.
The bammoth stable holds three. They eat a lot. You'll have some leftover squash but only a little. But three bammoths produce quite a lot. Each egg, if hatched, will provide a whopping 22,400kcal.
With three bammoths, you'll be getting an egg every 4 cycles. That's 5,600kcal per cycle (7000 when cooked into bbq, so enough for 7 dupes). Their food is wild and requires no resources. Resource management is automated with conveyors. The only thing your dupes have to do is harvesting and grooming.
**When I made this build, the Frosty DLC was fairly new and the bammoth's internal temperature vs. air temperature was bugged in a way I didn't understand. Idk if this has been fixed but it probably has. In any case, it needs to be cold in there (I have it set to -20C). Their info page says their ideal temp is 30-70C, but that's their body temp, not the air temp. Their thick coats will keep their body temp up in cold environments.
In that vein, here are the cooling loops:
I've got mine connected to a multipurpose cooling system, with two of the cooling pools set to -20C. The squash farm will not take much power to maintain temp, but the bammoths produce a decent amount of heat and need active cooling.
The weight plate is set to 0.2kg. Occasionally, the bammoths will step on it but that's fine. It's just to keep too much food from being dumped in there.
The conveyor meter is set to 0.3 units, and the timer sensor is set to mode: seconds, 0.1 green duration, and 100 red duration.
You can ignore that extra wire that's not connected to anything.
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