Complete guide to cohabitation.

[EpixStoatBoat]

For this i will only be taking into account whether the dinosaurs will kill each other or not. Obviously not all herbivores can live together because of population, so i wont be including social, population, or habitat; I will only look at combat.

All herbivores can live together. None will attack another herbivore, they will only attack their own kind if there is too many of them and "herbivores can initiate fights" is on in sandbox settings. (they do it anyway in campaign, all dinosaurs do this if their social is too high).

Large carnivores cannot live with other large carnivores, no matter the species. They can however, live with all sauropods (with the exception of the I-rex which is the only dino in the game that can hunt these long necked dinosaurs) and they can live with all small carnivores (with the exception of T-rex who hunts velociraptors, they are good with the other ones though). They cannot live with medium carnivores (i count metricanthosaurus and ceratosaurus as large carnivores cause they share animations and behaviours) like the Indoraptor or spinoraptor. They cant live with small, medium, armoured, or hadrosaur herbivores.

Small carnivores can live with most creatures, with the exception of medium carnivores, small herbivores and hadrosaurs. Velociraptors cant live with T-rex, and no small carnivores can live together.

Compies can live with everything except small carnivores.

This guide is pretty simplistic compared to which individual species can fight eachother (Not get insta killed or hunted down) and i hope you found it useful.

[P4perD0ves]

Thanks bunches for the guide man. I know it's 2ish years later, but I used this while trying to figure out if I could toss stuff on a trex enclosure, as I had made too big a cage and learnt too late I couldn't toss another in. Take care, and I hope you're safe out there.

This got edited 3 times because I can't do basic math. (I'm dyslexic. It's the dyslexia.)