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Mammott is the Single-Element Monster of Cold, and is first unlocked in the game's tutorial. It is obtained by purchasing in the Market for 300 . By default, its incubation time is 2 minutes long. As a Single-Elemental, Mammott does not have a high Coin production. The Goal for placing your...

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Nov 14, 2023 · Mammott is a Single-Element Cold monster, and is unlocked in the game’s tutorial. It can be obtained through either a failed breeding attempt with it included, or in the shop for 300 coins. Without enhancers, its incubation time is 2 minutes long.

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Using this guide will help you get the mammott faster than simply trying combinations. Breeding the mammott in My Singing Monsters can be a bit difficult if you don’t know which two monsters to combine.

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