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[Noble Digger]

My long-term plan is for these three to breed and form a society inside their enclosure. Eventually I plan to let them loose on the HFS and see who is the superior species...

[Firehound]

Heh. Somehow the GCS prevail against the Clowns. especially against the flaming clown would be the upset.

[Gladius_Lucix]

I don't know if this is the problem or not, but I thought animals had to be tamed to breed?

[darkflagrance]

You need the dungeon master before feature creatures like GCS will breed. Certainly that's how it was for my giant olms and naked mole dogs. Strangely enough though, my frogmen and lizardmen never bred even after going through six dungeon masters, so there are other factors involved.

All animals listed above were wild.

Also, if you added the population and frequency tags after world gen, they won't actually take effect in your current game as far as I know, because those tags help determine and are based off pre-existing populations in world gen.

[kilakan]

You need the dungeon master, you also need to get atleast ONE of the species in a cage at some point, doesn't need to be tamed, just caught.  The dungeon master affects the breeding of all subterranean creatures, natural, tamed, ect.  They can't breed without him or being caught atleast once.

[darkflagrance]

Really? I've experienced breeding of wild naked mole dogs without having even discovered their chasm, and I never set up a single cage trap near the river where the giant olms were multiplying. Therefore, I don't think capturing or taming one is a factor.

But the trigger is definitely the dungeon master.

[Shade-o]

If they are EXOTIC, then wild or tamed, they will not breed at all. That's why creatures like Giant Rats and Moles typically die out. They have short lifespans, and the DM doesn't arrive until it's too late.