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Purring maggots can be caught in [[animal trap]]s placed over the [[chasm]] with [[meat]] or [[fish]] for bait. They aren't visible before they are caught.
 
Purring maggots can be caught in [[animal trap]]s placed over the [[chasm]] with [[meat]] or [[fish]] for bait. They aren't visible before they are caught.
  
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If you wish to milk purring maggots, be sure to keep them in a fairly remote area of your fortress - while some dwarves detest purring maggots, ''any'' nearby dwarf will claim one as a meal if he happens to get hungry.
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Each maggot can be milked about once per month, and up to ''100'' units of milk can be stored in a single barrel. Beware, though, that making a full barrel into cheese will produce '''100 pieces of cheese''' which need to be individually hauled to a stockpile before they rot. On the other hand, allowing such a milk barrel to be [[cook]]ed will yield an enormous stack of prepared meals with a ludicrously high value (assuming you've [[23a:Kitchen#Bugs|applied the necessary patch]]).
  
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Each maggot can be milked about once per month. Unfortunately, tamed maggots cannot be milked.
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Alternatively, they can be [[Animal dissector|dissected]] at a [[butcher's shop]] to yield a [[vial]] of '''5''' dwarven milk (which can be made into a stack of 5 cheese) and 1 piece of purring maggot meat.
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Tamed maggots cannot be milked at all. The following patch for version 0.23.130.23a makes it possible to milk both tame and wild purring maggots:
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Latest revision as of 16:03, 1 October 2021

xTATTEREDx  · +FINE+  · *SUPERIOR*  · ≡EXCEPTIONAL≡  · ☼MASTERWORK☼
Purring maggot
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Biome

Attributes

· Exotic pet · Extract · Hateable · Milkable

Pet value 0
Active Seasons
Spring Summer Autumn Winter
v50.14 · v0.47 · v0.34 · v0.31 · v0.28 · v0.23.130.23a
This article is about an older version of DF.

The purring maggot is currently the only creature that can be milked. You cannot embark with purring maggots. Dwarven cheese (made from dwarven milk, which is milked from purring maggots) is currently the most valuable food (100 per cheese) with the exception of butchered megabeasts.

Purring maggots can be caught in animal traps placed over the chasm with meat or fish for bait. They aren't visible before they are caught.

Each maggot can be milked about once per month, and up to 100 units of milk can be stored in a single barrel. Beware, though, that making a full barrel into cheese will produce 100 pieces of cheese which need to be individually hauled to a stockpile before they rot. On the other hand, allowing such a milk barrel to be cooked will yield an enormous stack of prepared meals with a ludicrously high value (assuming you've applied the necessary patch).

Alternatively, they can be dissected at a butcher's shop to yield a vial of 5 dwarven milk (which can be made into a stack of 5 cheese) and 1 piece of purring maggot meat.


Tamed maggots cannot be milked at all. The following patch for version 0.23.130.23a makes it possible to milk both tame and wild purring maggots:


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