Food chain

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The food chain describes the feeding relationships between species. You have to carefully keep an eye on which predators have access to which prey in order to keep a robust garden. (While Predators might not actively eat a prey, you may need to actively give up one of the prey, to be consumed for advancing a requirement.) Some pinatas may not eat each other, but they may not get along so well and fight often.

You may be able to stop a predator from eating its prey by dousing it with water, whacking it with a shovel, or keeping it behind a strong fence.

Basically, insects are eaten by birds and small mammals, which are themselves lower down the ladder than birds of prey and land predators.

Food Chain Relationships
Predator Prey
Badgesicle Newtgat
Fourheads Lackatoad
Fudgehog Whirlm
Lickatoad Taffly
Pretztail Cluckles, Bunnycomb
Sparrowmint Whirlm
Syrupent Mousemallow, Lickatoad
Twingersnap Squazzil
Species Likely to Fight
Species Unfriendly with
Arocknid Reddhott
Barkbark Kittyfloss
Bonboon Cinnamonkey
Buzzlegum Newtgat, Raisant
Chewnicorn Pretztail
Cinnamonkey Bonboon
Dragumfly Reddhott
Flutterscotch Fudgehog
Fudgehog Flutterscotch
Horstachio Ponocky, Zumbug
Kittyfloss Barkbark
Lackatoad Salamango
Lickatoad Newtgat
Newtgat Buzzlegum, Lickatoad
Pigxie Rashberry, Swanana
Ponocky Horstachio
Pretztail Flutterscotch
Quackberry Juicygoose, Swanana
Raisant Buzzlegum
Reddhott Arocknid, Dragumfly
Salamango Lackatoad
Swanana Juicygoose, Pigxie, Quackberry
Zumbug Chewnicorn, Horstachio