Features
Safari Nets
You can use Safari Nets to catch mobs and store their unique data in a spawn egg. It’s the most efficient way to transport animals and mobs from one location to another.
What are Safari Nets?
You can use Safari Nets to catch mobs and store their unique data in a spawn egg. It’s the most efficient way to transport animals and mobs from one location to another. Safari Nets can be single-use and re-usable. They have a catcher’s fee to check the table below for a list of prices.
How to Use a Safari Net
To use a Safari Net simply right-click the Safari Net on a mob to catch them. If you have enough money to catch it, it will store the mob in the Safari Net. If you don’t have enough money it will not successfully catch the mob and you can try again later.
Withers, wardens, and ender dragons cannot be caught.
Catching Fees
Mob Type · Cost
- Axolotl — $2,000
- Blaze — $3,000
- Cow — $1,000
- Cat — $3,000
- Chicken — $1,000
- Cod — $1,000
- Creeper — $2,000
- Dolphin — $2,000
- Donkey — $3,000
- Drowned — $1,000
- Enderman — $2,000
- Elder Guardian — $10,000
- Evoker — $2,000
- Ghast — $3,000
- Glow Squid — $1,000
- Guardian — $1,000
- Hoglin — $1,000
- Horse — $3,000
- Iron Golem — $2,000
- Llama — $3,000
- Magma Cube — $1,000
- Mooshroom Cow — $1,000
- Mule — $3,000
- Panda — $3,000
- Parrot — $2,000
- Polar Bear — $3,000
- Pig — $1,000
- Pillager — $2,000
- Rabbit — $1,000
- Salmon — $1,000
- Sheep — $1,000
- Skeleton Horse — $4,000
- Snow Golem — $1,000
- Squid — $1,000
- Strider — $1,000
- Shulker — $2,000
- Stray — $1,000
- Slime — $1,000
- Skeleton — $1,000
- Spider — $1,000
- Tropical Fish — $2,000
- Villager — $10,000
- Vindicator — $2,000
- Warden — $10,000
- Witch — $2,000
- Zoglin — $1,000
- Zombie — $1,000
- Zombified Piglin — $1,000