Learn How to Feed Your Gobbler in Moonlight Peaks So It Will Grow

Magic plants from Luna have a higher maintenance and requirements list than that of the regular plants and crops in Moonlight Peaks. One such plant is the Gobbler, which is great for producing Mana, but it’s also going to require special care, feed, and attention. Below, we’ll share the tips we have for growing this plant so that you can get something special for your efforts.

How to Care for Your Gobbler in Moonlight Peaks

There are a few very specific steps you’ll need to follow to grow a Gobbler and produce fruit:

Magic Watering

With the Gobbler seeds planted, the first thing you need to do is to water it. However, magic plants like the Gobbler require Aquaflux I or Aquaflux II spells. This produces a magic watering can that will automatically water Mana plants first, then begin watering other plants. It waters up to 16 at a time and takes one Mana to produce the spell.

Feed Your Gobbler

After a few days, you’ll start to see a yellow bubble above the Gobbler with the option to Feed Gobbler Seeds. The language on this is a bit misleading. The Gobbler doesn’t need you to give it seeds from Luna’s stand, but it does need to be fed. You will need to give it Fish or Critters.

The Gobbler only takes six days to grow and needs one critter or fish per day.

With one of these items in your inventory, go to your Gobbler and select the feed option to pull up your inventory and feed the plant.

Story spoilers below! Only continue reading if you don’t mind spoilers, or you’re already deep into the game.

Best Use For a Gobbler in Moonlight Peaks

During the magic portion of the main story, you get to a point where you can make a Mana Table. This station allows you to pull Mana Essence from the magic plants. The Gobbler is one of the best plants you can have for this because it gives you 400% Mana Essence, meaning you get 4 full bottles of Mana Essence to work with.

Mana Essence is great for making Premium Fodder and Mana Recipes (which you can get from Coffee & Coffins). You can also use the Gobbler plant itself for a few recipes that give you large amounts of energy, but they don’t give any Mana.

Systems

Released

July 7, 2026

Developer(s)

Little Chicken

Engine

Unity

Number of Players

Single-player

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