What to Feed Llamas in Minecraft and How to Use Them

Llamas eat two main types of food:

• Restores llama health.
• Reduces aggression (for example, if a llama spit at a player).

• Speeds up the growth of baby llamas.
• Restores more health than wheat.

• Growing: Plant wheat seeds on a farm near water.
• Villages: Wheat can be found in village farms.

• Crafting: Arrange 9 units of wheat in a 3x3 pattern on a crafting table.

• Villages: Hay bales can be found near villagers' houses.

• Feed two adult llamas hay bales to breed.
• The baby llama that appears will grow up in 20 game minutes. Hay bales speed up growth.

• You can heal a damaged llama using wheat or hay bales.
• Hay bales restore more health than wheat.

• To tame a llama, interact with it (right-click/action) until it stops spitting at you.
• Feeding with wheat or hay bales speeds up taming.

• After taming a llama, you can attach a chest to it.

• Llamas carry between 3 to 15 slots in the chest, depending on a random parameter.

• Use a lead to guide the first llama; the others will follow.
• Caravans are convenient for transporting large amounts of items.

• Llamas spit at hostile mobs, dealing minor damage.
• This makes them useful defenders, though they are not very strong in combat.

• Llamas inhabit Mountain Meadows and Savannas biomes.
• You can find llamas with a wandering trader, who always has two llamas with decorative carpets.

• Decorative Carpets: Put a carpet on a llama to decorate it. Each color adds a unique pattern.
• Protection: Build an enclosure for llamas near your base for safety.
• Be Cautious in Combat: Llamas are not very strong, so keep them away from danger.

Now you know how to care for llamas, what to feed them, and how to use their abilities in Minecraft. Follow these tips to make your llamas reliable companions in your adventures!