The Best Largo Combos In Slime Rancher

Summary

• Combine slimes to create efficient largos for better ranch profitability.
• Optimize largo combinations with favorite foods to maximize Newbucks.
• Strategic combo choices like Honey Hunter can lead to significant earnings.

As players embark on their journey through the Far Far Range in Slime Rancher, they’ll come across many different types of slimes. Since the protagonist is there to run a ranch dedicated to slimes, players will need to decide what slimes they want to collect and raise. The key to making advancements to the ranch is finding the most valuable slimes.

To maximize their efforts, players can combine slimes to create largos. These combination slimes share the traits of both parent slime types, allowing for easier care in many cases. In addition, creating the right largo can help players rake in the Newbucks. Optimizing largo combinations is essential to create the most efficient ranch.

6 Phosphor Tabby Largo

An Easy Starter Largo

• Best Food: Cuberries
• Diet: Meat and Fruits

While Pink slimes are all over the place when players first start out, they don’t offer much in the way of making money. Luckily, not too far from the ranch are two easy-to-use slimes: the Tabby and the Phosphor. While they don’t offer a significant amount of Newbucks for their Plorts, it’s a big jump from what the Pink slimes offer. Their default value is 22 Newbucks each, while the Pink slime Plorts are only valued at 10 Newbucks.

On their own, Tabby slimes are a bit hard to manage, as they survive on meat. Creating a Phosphor Tabby largo combo allows players to raise them on a diet of fruit. They specifically enjoy Cuberries.

5 Saber Quantum Largo

A Solid Newbucks-Maker

• Best Food: Phase Lemon
• Diet: Fruits and Meat

To get ahead in the Far Far Range, players will need to obtain as many Newbucks as possible. Otherwise, they’ll be restricted to the original area for a lot longer than they need to be. Collecting Plorts is key to funding all their expansions and advancements, but not all slimes are created equally when it comes to selling their Plorts.

The Saber slime and Quantum slime both offer a default price of 60 Newbucks. Creating a Saber Quantum largo means players will get one of each Plort every time the largo feeds. The ideal food for this largo combo is the Phase Lemon, making it both easy to feed and a surefire way to make money.

4 Honey Hunter Largo

An Early Largo Combo

• Best Food: Mint Mango
• Diet: Fruits and Meat

Honey slimes are introduced pretty early in the game, as players can find them in the Moss Blanket. These slimes are docile, but their Plorts are decently priced with a default value of 45 Newbucks. Their favorite food is Mint Mango, making them relatively easy to keep satisfied. While they’re pretty good for making money on their own, using them to create a largo makes a lot more sense.

They pair very well with Hunter slimes to create a Honey Hunter largo. Hunter slimes are a bit harder to obtain than Honey slimes. They’re located in the Mossy Overgrowth and their Plorts have a base Newbucks value of 60. Their favorite food is the Roostro. Since maintaining chickens can be challenging, this largo combo has the benefit of being fed an all-fruit diet.

3 Crystal Rad Largo

A Slightly Dangerous Combo

• Best Food: Oca Oca
• Diet: Veggies

Crystal slimes are an interesting addition to make to any ranch. They feature sharp spikes sticking out of their tops. While they don’t actively attempt to harm players, their spikes can do some serious damage. In addition, they can create spikes along the ground, which can cause additional damage, but can easily be cleared with water. Their Plorts have a base value of 60 Newbucks.

The Rad slimes are quite a bit more dangerous, as they give off damaging radiation. Combining them with Crystal slimes makes them a bit more manageable. Their Plorts have a base value of 45 Newbucks. A Crystal Rad largo combination works well with an Oca Oca garden.

2 Tangle Dervish Largo

A Valuable Fruit Eater

• Best Food: Prickle Pears
• Diet: Meat and Fruits

Tangle slimes and Dervish slimes can both be found in the Glass Desert. They’re relatively docile slimes, making them easy to capture and take back to the ranch. However, Tangle slimes need strategic placement, as they can eat from afar with their roots, resulting in a Tarr outbreak.

Both slime types have a base Newbuck value of 75, making this a lucrative combination. Tangle slimes eat meat, while Dervish slimes eat fruit. Creating a Tangle Darcish largo combination will allow players to focus the largos’ diet on fruit exclusively, avoiding the complications of trying to raise enough chickens.

1 Saber Mosaic Largo

Reducing Danger For Big Returns

• Best Food: Silver Parsnips
• Diet: Meat and Veggies

Two of the more challenging slimes to work with are the Mosaic and Saber slimes. The Mosaic slime is a veggie eater that can be found in the Glass Dessert. When these slimes become agitated, they will create anomalies in the space around them that will ultimately burst into flames on the ground. Unprepared players can easily sustain a lot of damage.

Saber slimes are found in the Wilds. They’re carnivores, which makes keeping them on the ranch more challenging than some alternatives. Creating a Saber Mosaic largo negates the issues related to keeping enough meat on hand, allowing players to feed the largo combo Silver Parsnips, the favorite food of the Mosaic slime. Saber slime Plorts have a base value of 60 Newbucks, while Mosaic slime Plorts are valued at 75 Newbucks, making this a very wise and economical choice.