99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker

Track every tameable animal, check its flute tier and gather the exact food required before your next run.

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Easy

Bunny

Old Flute

A gentle first tame and the quickest way to begin levelling a Taming Flute.

Food needed: 1 Carrot
Biome: Forest

Easy

Wolf

Old Flute

A dependable early combat companion that can protect explorers.

Food needed: 3 Steaks and 3 Morsels
Biome: Forest

Medium

Scorpion

Old Flute

A biome-specific tame found when the Volcano biome is present.

Food needed: 2 Steaks and 2 Morsels
Biome: Volcano

Easy

Green Frog

Old Flute

A small pond companion that requires fish rather than meat or crops.

Food needed: 2 Mackerel
Biome: Forest and Pond

Rare

Kiwi

Old Flute

Easy to feed but difficult to locate because it is a rare spawn.

Food needed: 1 Berry
Biome: Any biome, rare spawn

Hard

Alpha Wolf

Good Flute

A powerful wolf companion with one of the most expensive mid-tier food requirements.

Food needed: 4 Salmon, 4 Steaks and 4 Mackerel
Biome: Forest

Medium

Snow Fox

Good Flute

A fast Snow biome companion also commonly called the Arctic Fox.

Food needed: 3 Steaks and 3 Chilli
Biome: Snow

Hard

Bear

Strong Flute

A durable combat tame requiring a fully upgraded flute and substantial supplies.

Food needed: 5 Steaks, 5 Salmon and 5 Pumpkins
Biome: Forest

Very Hard

Polar Bear

Strong Flute

One of the costliest tames, requiring advanced food and Snow biome access.

Food needed: 5 Ribs, 5 Swordfish and 5 Stews
Biome: Snow

Very Hard

Mammoth

Strong Flute

A formidable Snow biome companion that demands extensive farming preparation.

Food needed: 10 Pumpkins and 5 Cakes
Biome: Snow

Very Hard

Hellephant

Strong Flute

The fiery Volcano counterpart to the Mammoth, also known as the Fire Mammoth.

Food needed: 10 Pumpkins and 5 Cakes
Biome: Volcano

How to Use the 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker

The 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker provides a visual checklist for every currently documented tameable animal.

Select an animal card after successfully taming that creature. Your completed total and overall percentage will update immediately.

Each animal card also displays important taming information, including:

The required Taming Flute
The food needed for each stage
The number of feeding stages
The animal’s biome or spawn area
Its approximate taming difficulty
Additional preparation advice

Use the filters to show animals requiring the Old, Good or Strong Taming Flute. You can also separate completed animals from those still missing.

Tracker progress is stored locally. It will not automatically transfer to another browser, device or Roblox account.

What Is Animal Taming in 99 Nights in the Forest?

Animal taming is a survival mechanic that allows players to turn selected hostile or neutral creatures into companions.

To begin taming an animal, equip a suitable Taming Flute and interact with an eligible creature. This starts a timed music minigame during which the animal temporarily stops moving.

After completing the minigame, the animal requests specific food. Players must supply the requested items and repeat the taming process for the required number of stages.

Once every stage has been completed, the creature becomes a pet and can follow the player around the map.

Tamed animals can help attack enemies, distract hostile creatures and provide additional protection during exploration. The taming system was originally introduced through the game’s Taming Update.

How to Tame Animals in 99 Nights in the Forest

To tame an animal in 99 Nights in the Forest:

Obtain a Taming Flute.
Confirm that the flute is strong enough for the chosen animal.
Gather all required food before beginning.
Find an undamaged eligible animal.
Equip the Taming Flute.
Interact with the animal to begin the music minigame.
Keep the marker inside the required section.
Give the animal the requested food.
Repeat the music and feeding stages.
Complete every stage to recruit the animal.

The animal must not have already taken damage before the taming process begins. Guard variants and Wolves spawned specifically during nighttime attacks cannot normally be tamed.

Gather the complete food requirement before starting. An incomplete tame can waste time and leave the player searching for rare ingredients while the creature remains exposed to other players or enemies.

All Tameable Animals in 99 Nights in the Forest

The 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker currently contains 11 documented tameable animals.

Tameable Animal	General Difficulty
Bunny	Very easy
Wolf	Easy
Green Frog	Easy
Kiwi	Easy
Scorpion	Moderate
Alpha Wolf	Moderate
Snow Fox	Moderate
Bear	Hard
Polar Bear	Very hard
Mammoth	Very hard
Hellephant	Very hard

The available animals include common forest creatures and specialist animals found in seasonal or biome-specific areas.

Stronger creatures generally require upgraded flutes and more expensive food. The Mammoth and Hellephant use similar taming mechanics because they are related animal variants.

How Do Taming Flutes Work?

Taming Flutes are divided into three normal progression tiers.

Taming Flute	Animals It Can Tame
Old Taming Flute	Lower-level animals
Good Taming Flute	Mid-level and stronger animals
Strong Taming Flute	The most powerful tameable animals

The Old Taming Flute can handle animals with lower taming ratings. The Good Taming Flute expands the available selection, while the Strong Taming Flute is required for creatures such as Bears, Mammoths and other top-level animals.

Holding a Taming Flute can also display information about nearby tamed pets, including their remaining health or relationship level.

Players cannot skip directly from an Old Taming Flute to the strongest version. The flute must be levelled through taming and pet care before being upgraded.

How to Get an Old Taming Flute

Old Taming Flutes can be obtained from the Abandoned Animal Shelter.

The structure provides several Old Taming Flutes, allowing members of a multiplayer team to begin taming without relying entirely on a specialist class.

A Taming Flute may also be obtained through the Pelt Trader or supplied by selected taming classes.

Do not confuse the current Abandoned Animal Shelter with the older Flute Tent. The Flute Tent was removed and the flutes were moved into the newer animal structure.

How to Upgrade the Taming Flute

Taming Flutes are upgraded at the Upgrade Station.

Players gain flute experience by successfully taming animals and feeding injured pets the food associated with their taming requirements. Once the experience bar is full, take the flute to the Upgrade Station and use the appropriate upgrade side.

A useful flute progression route is:

Obtain an Old Taming Flute.
Tame easier creatures such as Bunnies and Wolves.
Feed and heal existing pets to gain additional experience.
Fill the Old Taming Flute experience bar.
Upgrade it to a Good Taming Flute.
Tame stronger animals such as Alpha Wolves.
Continue earning experience.
Upgrade to the Strong Taming Flute.
Attempt Bears, Mammoths and other powerful creatures.

Taming two Wolves is a commonly recommended way to begin building flute experience.

How Many Animals Can You Tame?

A normal player can maintain up to two tamed animals at once.

Taming another animal after reaching the normal limit may require releasing or replacing an existing companion.

Specialist classes can increase the limit.

Class	Pet Limit
Normal player	2
Zookeeper	Up to 3
Beastmaster	Up to 5

The Zookeeper gains faster Taming Flute experience and can maintain three pets. Its later perks improve feeding and allow the player to skip part of the taming process.

The Beastmaster is the stronger premium taming class. It begins with a Good Taming Flute and can control up to five animals.

Best Animals to Tame First

Bunnies and Wolves are the best starting animals for players learning the system.

They require an Old Taming Flute and use relatively accessible food. Completing these tames also helps level the flute towards the Good tier.

A reliable beginner order is:

Bunny
Wolf
Green Frog
Kiwi
Scorpion
Alpha Wolf
Snow Fox
Bear
Polar Bear
Mammoth
Hellephant

The exact order can change depending on which biomes and resources appear in a run. Biome generation is partly random, meaning a particular animal may not be conveniently available every time.

Use the 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker to record each successful tame rather than trying to complete all 11 during one game.

How to Tame a Wolf

A Wolf requires an Old Taming Flute or better.

After completing the music minigame, the Wolf requests a Morsel and a Steak. This process must be completed three times, meaning players should gather the full total before beginning.

Wolves are useful early companions because they can help attack hostile animals and Cultists.

Avoid damaging the Wolf before attempting the tame. A Wolf that has already been attacked may no longer be eligible.

Wolves spawned as part of a nighttime attack cannot normally be tamed.

How to Tame an Alpha Wolf

An Alpha Wolf requires a Good Taming Flute or stronger.

Each taming stage requires Steak, Mackerel and Salmon, and the process must be completed four times.

Collect all required fish before searching for an Alpha Wolf. Mackerel and Salmon can take time to obtain, making an unplanned Alpha Wolf tame difficult to complete.

Alpha Wolves are much stronger companions than ordinary Wolves and can provide meaningful combat support during dangerous expeditions.

How to Tame Powerful Animals

Bears, Polar Bears, Mammoths and Hellephants require a Strong Taming Flute and substantial food preparation.

These creatures normally demand advanced meals, rare fish or large amounts of meat across several stages. Players should begin collecting ingredients early rather than waiting until the animal is found.

Before attempting a powerful tame:

Upgrade to the Strong Taming Flute.
Confirm the animal’s complete food requirement.
Prepare advanced food at camp.
Carry an improved Sack.
Leave unnecessary equipment in storage.
Find an undamaged eligible animal.
Clear unrelated threats from the area.
Complete every taming stage without interruption.

Successfully taming a powerful creature such as a Bear, Mammoth or Hellephant can also complete the Husbandry badge.

Best Class for Taming Animals

Beastmaster is the best dedicated animal-taming class.

The class begins with a Good Taming Flute, can summon a Wolf under the correct conditions and supports as many as five pets. Its highest perk can improve the first summoned creature from a normal Wolf into an Alpha Wolf.

Zookeeper is a more accessible alternative. It improves Taming Flute experience, increases the pet limit to three and eventually reduces the number of stages required during a tame.

Class	Best For
Zookeeper	Learning taming and upgrading flutes
Beastmaster	Building the strongest possible animal team
Chef	Preparing advanced food requirements
Fisherman	Collecting fish needed for difficult tames
Explorer	Finding biome-specific animals
Hunter	Gathering meat and animal resources

A full multiplayer team can combine several of these roles. The Beastmaster handles the tame, while a Chef and Fisherman prepare the required food.

Best Food to Collect for Animal Taming

Different animals require different food, but several ingredients appear repeatedly.

Useful taming supplies include:

Morsels
Steak
Carrots
Berries
Mackerel
Salmon
Stew
Ribs
Cake
Advanced cooked meals

Meat is useful for Wolves and several larger animals. Fish becomes increasingly important for Alpha Wolves and other advanced tames.

Prepared food such as Stew and Cake requires additional ingredients and camp equipment, so build the necessary cooking stations before beginning a high-level taming run.

Store taming food separately from the team’s normal meal supply. Another player may unknowingly consume a rare ingredient needed for the final taming stage.

Where to Find Tameable Animals

Some animals appear in the normal forest, while others require specific biomes.

Area	Possible Animals
Main forest	Bunny, Wolf, Alpha Wolf and Bear
Water or wet areas	Green Frog and selected food sources
Snow biome	Snow Fox, Polar Bear and Mammoth
Volcano biome	Scorpion and Hellephant
Specialist locations	Kiwi and other update-related creatures

Map generation can affect whether a particular biome or animal is easy to reach.

Upgrade the campfire to reveal additional areas before searching for rare creatures. A Map and Compass also make long taming expeditions safer.

Bring enough food for yourself as well as the animal. Taming supplies do not help when the player becomes hungry before reaching the correct biome.

Can Tamed Animals Die?

Tamed animals can take damage during combat and may be killed.

Feed an injured pet using its compatible food to restore health. Healing pets can also help increase Taming Flute experience.

Do not send a valuable animal directly into every fight. Pull pets away from dangerous groups when possible and avoid walking them across environmental hazards.

Tamed animals can trigger Lava Mines, making volcanic areas especially dangerous for companions.

Do Tamed Animals Carry Between Games?

No. Tamed animals belong to the current survival run and do not permanently transfer into the next game.

The 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker records animals you have successfully tamed at least once. It does not represent a permanent in-game pet inventory.

This makes the tracker useful for players attempting to complete every available tame over several different runs.

Does the Animal Taming Tracker Connect to Roblox?

No. The 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker is an independent checklist created by The Click.

Marking an animal as tamed will not give you that animal inside Roblox. Likewise, taming a creature in the game will not automatically update the tracker.

Players must manually select each completed animal card.

No Roblox login, email address or account registration is required.

Does the Animal Tracker Save Progress?

Yes. Progress is saved locally using your browser.

Your selections should remain when you return on the same device and browser. However, progress may disappear when:

Browser storage is cleared
A private window is used
You change browser
You use another device
Website cookies and data are removed
A privacy extension blocks local storage

The tracker does not currently synchronise progress between multiple devices.

How to Reset the Animal Taming Tracker

Use the reset option inside the 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker to remove every saved selection.

A reset cannot normally be undone. Only use it when starting a new checklist or correcting inaccurate progress.

Players sharing one computer should use separate browser profiles to avoid overwriting each other’s animal collection.

Common Animal Taming Mistakes

Animal taming can fail even when the player appears to have the correct flute.

The most common mistakes include:

Using a flute that is too weak
Attacking the animal before beginning
Attempting to tame a guard variant
Trying to tame a nighttime attack Wolf
Bringing only enough food for one stage
Forgetting rare fish or prepared meals
Starting the tame near hostile enemies
Reaching the maximum pet limit
Allowing another player to damage the animal
Leaving the animal exposed to environmental hazards

Check the 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker card before travelling. It is much easier to collect everything at camp than to search for one missing ingredient after finding a rare creature.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker?

The 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker is an interactive checklist for recording each animal you have successfully tamed.

How many animals can be tamed?

There are currently 11 commonly documented tameable animals, including forest, snow and volcano creatures.

What do you need to tame an animal?

You need a suitable Taming Flute and every food item requested during the animal’s taming stages.

Where do you get a Taming Flute?

Old Taming Flutes can be found at the Abandoned Animal Shelter. Certain classes and the Pelt Trader can provide other ways to obtain one.

How do you upgrade a Taming Flute?

Gain experience by taming animals and healing pets, then visit the Upgrade Station after filling the flute’s experience bar.

What is the strongest Taming Flute?

The Strong Taming Flute is the highest normal flute tier and can tame the most powerful animals.

How many pets can a normal player have?

A normal player can maintain up to two tamed animals.

Which class can have the most pets?

Beastmaster can maintain up to five animal companions.

Can you tame an animal after damaging it?

No. The selected animal generally needs to remain undamaged before the taming minigame begins.

Can nighttime Wolves be tamed?

Wolves spawned specifically as part of a nighttime attack cannot normally be tamed.

Can tamed animals die?

Yes. Pets can take damage and die, so feed and protect valuable companions.

Do tamed animals remain after the game?

No. Pets do not permanently transfer between separate survival runs.

Does this tracker unlock animals?

No. The tracker is a personal checklist and does not interact with your Roblox account.

The 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker provides a simple way to record every successful tame without relying on memory. Mark common animals first, upgrade the Taming Flute and gradually work towards powerful creatures such as Bears, Mammoths and Hellephants.

Use the food, flute and biome details inside the 99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker before every expedition. Proper preparation prevents rare animals from being lost because one meal, fish or flute upgrade was missing.

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