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Contents

  • Essentials
    • About Moshlings
      • Welcome to the Zoo
      • What are Moshlings?
      • How to adopt Moshlings
      • How to take care of Moshlings
      • Moshling Contests and Trophies
    • Where the Moshlings are
      • Wooly Wilderness
      • Moshling Zoo
    • Monstro City
      • Shopping
      • Paws 'n' Claws
      • Gross-ery Store
      • Yukea
      • Bjorn’s Konstruction
      • Bizarre Bazaar
      • Horrods
      • Safari Pro Outfitterz
  • Walkthrough
    • Exploring the Wooly Wilderness
      • Introduction
      • Whoop 'n' Holler Valley
      • Marshmallow Mountains
      • Wobbly Woods
      • Dessert Desert
      • Potion Ocean
      • Taki Taki Islands
      • Kaleidoscope Canyons
      • East Grumble
    • Monstropedia: Beasties
      • Burnie
      • Humphrey
      • Jeepers
      • Shishi
    • Monstropedia: Birdies
      • Tiki
      • DJ Quack
      • Peppy
      • Prof Purplex
    • Monstropedia: Dinos
      • Doris
      • Gurgle
      • Pooky
      • Snookums
    • Monstropedia: Fishies
      • Blurp
      • Cali
      • Fumble
      • Stanley
    • Monstropedia: Fluffies
      • Dipsy
      • Flumpy
      • Honey
      • I.G.G.Y
    • Monstropedia: Foodies
      • Coolio
      • Cutie Pie
      • Hansel
      • Oddie
    • Monstropedia: Kitties
      • Gingersnap
      • Lady Meowford
      • Purdy
      • Waldo
    • Monstropedia: Ninjas
      • Chop Chop
      • General Fuzuki
      • Shelby
      • Sooki-Yaki
    • Monstropedia: Ponies
      • Angel
      • Gigi
      • Mr. Snoodle
      • Priscilla
    • Monstropedia: Puppies
      • Fifi
      • McNulty
      • Scamp
      • White Fang
    • Monstropedia: Spookies
      • Big Bad Bill
      • Ecto
      • Kissy
      • Squidge
    • Monstropedia: Techies
      • Gabby
      • Holga
      • Nipper
      • Wurley
    • Monstropedia: Worldies
      • Cleo
      • Liberty
      • Mini Ben
      • Rocky
    • Mastering the Mini-Games
      • Food Challenge
      • Bathing
      • Speedy Feats
      • Rapid Matches and Quik Wits
      • Ulti-Moshling Contest

Moshi Monsters: Moshling Zoo Guide › Essentials › About Moshlings

How to adopt Moshlings

Colonel Catcher, owner of Monstro City’s Safari Pro Outfitterz, will be along on your journey to help you find any Moshlings nearby, items to attract them, and lots of encouragement if you get stuck.

Of course, this guide will help you get unstuck from any situation! (Unless you try the toffee tooth-paste.)

Colonel Catcher, your Moshling-catching guru

The Colonel will give you tips as you explore the Wooly Wilderness areas on how to attract and catch each Moshling. He’ll remind you to grab items and tell you how to use them.

To get an item, click on it and it’s automatically added to your backpack. To use an item, drag it to the Moshling or object you want to give it to. It’s easy as eyepie.

Success!

Egg finding means waiting for egg hatching.

Remember to keep a lookout for colorful Moshling eggs, too. Each Moshling species has an adult and baby to collect for the zoo. Moshling eggs hide in the Wooly Wilderness in wacky places—high in trees, low on the ground, and behind shrubbery.

They can be hard to find, so keep checking back into each area until they all appear eventually.

Which comes first, the adult Moshling or the egg? As in philosophy, in the Wooly Wilderness, it’s hard to say. Sometimes you’ll find the grown-up Moshling first, and sometimes you can find the egg before the adult.

After you find an egg, it automatically goes to your zoo’s nursery. You can visit it from time to time, and when it’s ready, it will hatch! Baby Moshling! Awwww.

If you’re not having any luck with tracking down Moshlings or eggs, exit the area and go back to it again. Moshlings and their eggs will pop up randomly in each area of the Wooly Wilderness.

Tip

My most imperative, vital, essential tip (it’s important): Make sure that your zoo is ready for your desired Moshling, or it won’t ever show up, no matter how many yummy treats or special items you’ve bought to tempt it out of hiding.

You must have the Moshling type’s room open and upgraded in your zoo, which means spending some Rox in Bjorn’s Konstruction on all the houses and upgrades before you can find all the Moshlings. Home decorating is critical to Moshlings. Hey, they have good taste—after all, they chose you to be their zookeeper!

If you’re sure you’ve got all your zoo’s rooms open and upgraded, but are still having trouble tracking down Moshlings, here are some more adoption tips:

  • Upgrade and use your Mosh-Ray hint tool on left side of the screen. Depending on which level you have upgraded it to, it can help you find items you need in the environment, or even flush especially shy Moshlings out of hiding! Hit up the Colonel’s Safari Pro Outfitterz shop to max out your Mosh-Ray.
  • If you find a Moshling but it doesn’t want to be adopted, listen to Colonel Catcher’s words of wisdom. He knows what he’s talking about - after all, catcher is his last name!
  • You can buy hints at Paws ‘n’ Claws for what each Moshling needs to be adopted - or you can keep your Rox and turn to the ever-so-useful Monstropedia section in this guide! It shows you all the hints for every Moshling, so you can save your Rox for more upgrades and items.
  • After you’ve adopted Moshlings, visit your zoo often to spend quality time with your critters. Play games with them - you’ll help to train them and earn Rox!
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