Crocodile Diet Guide: What to Feed Crocodiles in Disney Dreamlight Valley

In addition to your beloved Disney characters, Disney Dreamlight Valley is home to various animals scattered throughout the different realms of the valley. Among these animals, you can choose to have crocodiles as companions if you wish. This article will guide you on how to find crocodiles in the game and what they love to eat.

Finding Crocodiles in Disney Dreamlight Valley and Their Diet

Approach the crocodiles slowly so that they don't run away (Image via Gameloft) — Approach the crocodiles slowly so they don’t run away (Image via Gameloft)

To start your adventure with crocodiles, you must unlock the Glade of Trust biome, which requires 5000 star coins. For tips on earning star coins in Disney Dreamlight Valley, feel free to check our comprehensive guide. Once you have the biome unlocked, you’re ready to encounter a variety of crocodiles and alligators, adorned in shades of green, red, blue, pink, and more. Among these, the rare white and pink crocodiles are the most sought after.

Crocodiles can be tricky to feed since they tend to flee when approached. To successfully feed them, follow them until they show signs of exhaustion. In the game, both crocodiles and alligators enjoy a diet primarily consisting of lobsters. You will need to fish in the waters of the Glade of Trust to gather these treats.

Look for lobsters swimming in the yellow or golden spots in the water. Besides lobsters, you can also catch tuna, herring, or squid as alternative food options for these reptiles.

Although crocodiles may seem intimidating, they are quite shy. When attempting to get close, it’s important to approach slowly. When their heads are lowered, that’s your cue to make your move. If they raise their heads, immediately stop, as sudden movements may frighten them and prompt them to escape. When you successfully get close, a prompt will appear on your screen, allowing you to feed the crocodile. After feeding them several times, they can become your companions.