Palworld Breeding Calculator

How to breed Gumoss in Palworld

28 parent pairs · verified from the 1.0 game files

There are 28 parent pairs that hatch Gumoss in Palworld 1.0, all of them ordinary maths, no special recipe: Gumoss sits at breeding power 2,950, so any two parents whose powers average out to that number hatch Gumoss. All of them are read straight from the 1.0 game files, not copied from an Early Access spreadsheet, and the table below sorts them by how easy the parents are to get. The most reachable is Hoocrates + Gumoss; the calculator above already has Gumoss selected if you want to filter by a parent you own.

Every pair that produces Gumoss (28)

Sorted so the pairs with the commonest parents come first. Hover a name for its stat card; click it for that Pal's own breeding page.

Parent AParent BBreeding powerRoute
GumossGumoss2,950 + 2,950 → 2,950Maths
HoocratesGumoss2,940 + 2,950 → 2,945Maths
PengulletHoocrates2,960 + 2,940 → 2,950Maths
CloveePupperai2,970 + 2,930 → 2,950Maths
PengulletPupperai2,960 + 2,930 → 2,945Maths
FuackNox2,980 + 2,920 → 2,950Maths
NoxClovee2,920 + 2,970 → 2,945Maths
FoxparksDaedream2,990 + 2,910 → 2,950Maths
FuackDaedream2,980 + 2,910 → 2,945Maths
DepressoTanzee3,000 + 2,900 → 2,950Maths
FoxparksTanzee2,990 + 2,900 → 2,945Maths
DepressoCremis3,000 + 2,890 → 2,945Maths
SparkitCremis3,010 + 2,890 → 2,950Maths
RushoarLifmunk2,880 + 3,020 → 2,950Maths
RushoarSparkit2,880 + 3,010 → 2,945Maths
JolthogRooby3,030 + 2,870 → 2,950Maths
LifmunkRooby3,020 + 2,870 → 2,945Maths
JolthogRibbuny3,030 + 2,860 → 2,945Maths
MauRibbuny3,040 + 2,860 → 2,950Maths
Jolthog CrystLamball2,850 + 3,050 → 2,950Maths
MauJolthog Cryst3,040 + 2,850 → 2,945Maths
LamballSwee3,050 + 2,840 → 2,945Maths
VixySwee3,060 + 2,840 → 2,950Maths
TeafantTanzee Ignis3,070 + 2,830 → 2,950Maths
VixyTanzee Ignis3,060 + 2,830 → 2,945Maths
TeafantWoolipop3,070 + 2,820 → 2,945Maths
WoolipopChikipi2,820 + 3,080 → 2,950Maths
ChikipiKelpsea3,080 + 2,810 → 2,945Maths

How the maths gets to Gumoss

Every Pal has a hidden breeding power; Gumoss sits at 2,950. When two parents breed, the game adds their two numbers, halves the total rounding up, and hatches whichever Pal is nearest that result. So any pair whose numbers average out to 2,950 (or nearer to 2,950 than to any other Pal) gives Gumoss: that is why so many different pairs land on the same egg, and why the pairs above cluster around parents whose powers straddle 2,950.

Worked examples from the table: Hoocrates (2,940) + Gumoss (2,950) → 2,945; Pengullet (2,960) + Hoocrates (2,940) → 2,950. When two Pals sit at exactly the same distance from the average, a fixed priority order decides, which is why a few pairs that look like they should tie do not.

Gumoss + Gumoss always hatches Gumoss: breeding two of the same species is how you farm passives once you have a pair.

What Gumoss breeds into

Gumoss as a parent, with a few common partners. The forward tab of the calculator does this for any pair.

Where to catch Gumoss

Every Gumoss spawn point, with the level range you meet it at. Click a point for coordinates; the full map has every other Pal, alpha and resource.

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Frequently asked questions

How many pairs breed Gumoss in Palworld 1.0?

28 unordered parent pairs, all ordinary maths (no special recipe), read from the 1.0 game files. The full table is above.

What is the easiest pair for Gumoss?

By breeding power, Hoocrates + Gumoss is the pair with the commonest parents in 1.0. Whether it is easy for you depends on what you own; the calculator above can filter the list by a parent you have.

What do two Gumoss breed?

Gumoss. Breeding two of the same species always hatches that species; it is how you farm passives once you have a pair.

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