To breed Clamble in My Singing Monsters, put a Furcorn and a Noggin (the two parents) in the Breeding Structure on Plant Island or Earth Island. Clamble is the result. Drumpler + Potbelly and Shrubb + Mammott work too, on both islands. A Clamble egg shows a 12 hour timer (9h enhanced), and no combo is guaranteed. Below you’ll find every combo as Parent 1 + Parent 2 = Result, a timer table, Rare and Epic Clamble, and the Dawn of Fire version.
Table of Contents
Quick answer
- Best combo: Furcorn + Noggin = Clamble, on Plant Island and Earth Island. A failure that gives a Noggin hatches in 5 seconds, so you can try again almost at once.
- Other combos: Drumpler + Potbelly = Clamble (a close second), and Shrubb + Mammott = Clamble. Both also work on Plant and Earth Island.
- Breeding time: 12h. Enhanced: 9h. Skin boost: 10h 48m. Enhanced and boosted: 7h 48m. Incubation takes as long again.
- Elements: Plant, Earth and Cold. Each combo splits those three elements between the two parents.
- Unlocks at: level 9. Needs 3 beds and a 1×1 spot. You can also buy it for 50 Diamonds.
- Not on Cold, Air or Water Island: among the Natural Islands, Clamble only lives on Plant and Earth.
- Rare and Epic Clamble: not available right now. Both were on sale in the “Everything Here Is Alive!” promotion (all Plant Island Rares and Epics), which ended on November 2. The wiki’s live tracker listed no Rare or Epic monsters outside Seasonals and the Fire Expansion at 02:17 UTC on November 4, 2026.

Clamble (left) with Krillby, the two monsters Dawn of Fire update 1.8 added in October 2016. Image: Big Blue Bubble
How to breed Clamble on Plant Island and Earth Island
Clamble is a Natural Triple, so element maths works: the two parents need Plant, Earth and Cold between them, and nothing else. The My Singing Monsters Wiki lists three combos on the Clamble page. We checked each one against the “Used in Breeding” table on both parents’ pages, and every row there gives Clamble as the result on Plant and Earth:
| Parent 1 | Parent 2 | Result | Islands | Time (enhanced) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Furcorn (Plant, Cold) | Noggin (Earth) | Clamble | Plant, Earth | 12h (9h) |
| Drumpler (Earth, Cold) | Potbelly (Plant) | Clamble | Plant, Earth | 12h (9h) |
| Shrubb (Plant, Earth) | Mammott (Cold) | Clamble | Plant, Earth | 12h (9h) |
Big Blue Bubble doesn’t publish the odds, so pick a pair by how much time a failure costs you. That’s how the wiki ranks them:
- Reach level 9. That’s when Clamble unlocks on Plant Island.
- Breed a Furcorn if you don’t have one. It’s Plant and Cold, so Potbelly + Mammott on Plant Island makes one, as our My Singing Monsters breeding chart shows (8h, or 6h enhanced).
- Pair Furcorn with Noggin. A 12h timer (9h enhanced) means a Clamble.
- Retry fast. A 5 second timer is a Noggin, so clear it and breed again. An 8h timer is a Furcorn, the slow failure.
- Try Drumpler + Potbelly next. Its failures are only 30 minutes (Drumpler) or 2 hours (Potbelly), so it stays cheap on average. Shrubb + Mammott is the slowest bet because a Shrubb failure takes 8 hours.
- Light Wishing Torches if you have them. The wiki says lit torches raise your chances. It doesn’t say by how much.
- Free up 3 beds before the egg hatches.
Plant Island is the free starter island. Earth Island opens after Water Island and costs 250,000 coins, so most players breed their first Clamble on Plant. The combos and the timer are the same on both islands. The wiki also lists Clamble on Mirror Plant and Mirror Earth Island, Gold Island, Tribal Island, The Colossingum (buy for 60 Diamonds) and Composer Island (buy for 8,000 coins).
Clamble breeding time: did you get one?
The Breeding Structure timer tells you what’s inside before it hatches. Every time below comes from that monster’s wiki infobox:
| Timer shows (default) | Enhanced | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 21h | 15h 45m | Epic Clamble (only from the Epic pairs below, during sales) |
| 15h 30m | 11h 37m 30s | Rare Clamble (only during sales) |
| 12h | 9h | Clamble |
| 8h | 6h | Furcorn or Shrubb (a failure) |
| 2h | 1h 30m | Potbelly (a failure) |
| 30m | 22m 30s | Drumpler (a failure) |
| 2m | 1m 30s | Mammott (a failure) |
| 5s | 3s | Noggin (a failure) |
At default speed, a Clamble ties up the Breeding Structure for 12 hours and then the Nursery for another 12. The Enhanced Breeding Structure and Enhanced Nursery each cut that by 25%, so with both upgrades you save 6 hours per Clamble.
How to get a second Clamble faster
Once you own one, the wiki’s surest way to copy it is Clamble + Rare Clamble. While Rare Clamble isn’t on sale, that pair gives a Common Clamble every time. Clamble + Entbrat (Plant) and Clamble + Quarrister (Earth) also tend to fail back to a Clamble, with about a 1% chance of an Ethereal. Clamble + Noggin gives a Clamble only now and then, but each Noggin failure takes just 5 seconds.
What does Clamble breed into?
Keep your Clamble after it hatches. On Plant Island it leads to Entbrat, Ghazt and the Legendary Shugabush, and on Earth Island to Quarrister and Humbug. These rows come from the Clamble page, and each result’s own page lists the same pair:
| Parent 1 | Parent 2 | Result | Island | Time (enhanced) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clamble | Toe Jammer | Entbrat (Quad) | Plant | 1d (18h) |
| Clamble | Tweedle | Quarrister (Quad) | Earth | 1d (18h) |
| Clamble | Entbrat | Ghazt (Ethereal) | Plant | 1d 12h (1d 3h) |
| Clamble | Quarrister | Humbug (Ethereal) | Earth | 1d 12h (1d 3h) |
| Clamble | Bowgart | Shugabush (Legendary) | Plant | 1d 11h (1d 2h 15m) |
Clamble + Bowgart is the only Shugabush combo on Plant Island. Our Shugabush breeding guide covers the odds and the timer. During Epic sales, Clamble is also a parent for six Epics: Epic Furcorn (with Fwog), Epic Drumpler (with Maw) and Epic Bowgart (with Oaktopus) on Plant Island, and Epic Dandidoo (with Pango), Epic Quarrister (with Dandidoo) and Epic Humbug (with Cybop) on Earth Island.

Epic Clamble needs a different pair on each island: Pummel + Maw on Plant, PomPom + Furcorn on Earth. AI-generated illustration
How to breed Rare Clamble and Epic Clamble
You can only breed (or buy) either variant during limited promotions. Rare Clamble uses the same three pairs as the Common one, on the same two islands. Epic Clamble needs a different pair on each island. Each Epic combo below is listed on the Epic Clamble page and on both parents’ pages, and none is guaranteed:
| Parent 1 | Parent 2 | Result | Island | Time (enhanced) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Furcorn | Noggin | Rare Clamble | Plant, Earth | 15h 30m (11h 37m 30s) |
| Drumpler | Potbelly | Rare Clamble | Plant, Earth | 15h 30m (11h 37m 30s) |
| Shrubb | Mammott | Rare Clamble | Plant, Earth | 15h 30m (11h 37m 30s) |
| Pummel | Maw | Epic Clamble | Plant Island | 21h (15h 45m) |
| PomPom | Furcorn | Epic Clamble | Earth Island | 21h (15h 45m) |
- Why two Epic pairs: Pummel and Maw don’t live on Earth Island, and PomPom doesn’t live on Plant Island, so each island has its own pair.
- Buy prices (wiki): Rare Clamble costs 65 Diamonds, or 2,500 Starpower when it’s in the StarShop. Epic Clamble costs 500 Diamonds. On November 4 the StarShop had Rare Noggin, Rare Deedge and Rare Wynq, not Rare Clamble.
- Selling: Clamble sells for 16,000 coins, Rare Clamble for 48,750 and Epic Clamble for 375,000.
The wiki’s Rare and Epic logs show these 2026 sales. Each one named Clamble or included it by island or element:
| Dates (2026) | Promotion | Rare | Epic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 26-Mar 5 | “Cold Snap” (Cold Natural Rares) | Yes | – |
| Mar 12-18 | “Easy Being Green” (Cloverspell) | Yes | – |
| Mar 19-26 | “Best Served Cold” (Cold Natural Epics) | – | Yes |
| Apr 16-23 | “Greener Grass” (Plant Natural Rares) | Yes | – |
| Apr 23-30 | “Green Thumb” (Plant Natural Epics) | – | Yes |
| Jul 16-21 | “Which Way to the Beach?” (SummerSong; Rare Jul 16-20, Epic Jul 17-21) | Yes | Yes |
| Jul 30-Aug 3 | “Soak Up the Sun” (all Earth Island Rares) | Yes | – |
| Aug 26-Sep 2 | Anniversary “Island Spotlight” (Plant Island) | Yes | Yes |
| Sep 23-30 | Anniversary “Island Spotlight” (Earth Island) | Yes | Yes |
| Sep 30-Oct 7 | “Grand Finale” (every Rare and Epic) | Yes | Yes |
| Oct 8-15 | “Alt of the Earth” (Earth Natural Rares) | Yes | – |
| Oct 29-Nov 2 | “Everything Here Is Alive!” (all Plant Island Rares and Epics, Spooktacle) | Yes | Yes |
Big Blue Bubble hasn’t announced the next window. Last year, the wiki’s next Clamble sale after the Spooktacle Plant Island promotion (October 30 to November 3, 2025) was Festival of Yay’s “The More the Merrier”, which covered every Rare and Epic from December 22, 2025 to January 5, 2026. That’s a pattern from last year, not an announcement for this one.
How to breed Clamble in Dawn of Fire
Clamble came to My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire in update 1.8 in October 2016, alongside Krillby, according to Big Blue Bubble. It uses the same three pairs. We checked each one on the parents’ Dawn of Fire pages. According to the wiki’s Dawn of Fire Clamble page:
- Combos: Drumpler + Potbelly, Furcorn + Noggin, or Shrubb + Mammott. The wiki rates the first two best because a failed try costs the least time.
- Times: 12h breeding and 12h incubation.
- Where: The Continent, from level 7. It needs 3 beds and costs 200 Diamonds to buy.
- Space Island: feed it to level 10 and you can teleport it to Space Island (20 hours, 4 Diamonds reward).
What does Clamble like?
Each different liked item placed near a monster adds 25% happiness. Here are Clamble’s likes, with unlock levels from the wiki:
| Like | Unlock level |
|---|---|
| Oaktopus (Plant Island) | 9 |
| Pango (Earth Island) | 7 |
| Toob | 10 |
| Barbloo Statue (the secret like) | 13 |
| Digger | 15 |
Oaktopus and Pango like Clamble back, so one of them next to a Clamble helps both monsters. Rare Clamble likes the Common Clamble too.
Is Clamble worth breeding?
- Rewards: your first Clamble completes a goal worth 5,000 coins and 50 Treats, and placing it gives 10,000 XP. Your first one on Gold Island pays 2,000,000 coins, according to the wiki.
- Coins: low, as usual for a Triple. At level 20 and 100% happiness it earns 250 coins a minute and holds up to 26,029 coins.
- Breeding value: high. It’s a parent of both islands’ Quads and Ethereals and of Shugabush.
- Wubbox: Clamble is one of the Plant Island and Earth Island monsters a Wubbox needs. Our Wubbox guide explains how it works on each island.
- Song: Clamble plays cymbals with its metal head. That’s choked and suspended cymbals on Plant Island, and crash, hi-hat and ride sounds on Earth Island.
One trivia note from the wiki: Clamble is the only Natural Triple that isn’t a parent of a Mythical. For a monster that does have fixed Mythical parents, see our Strombonin breeding guide. For another Triple with three element-split combos, see our Thumpies breeding guide.
FAQ
What two monsters make a Clamble?
Furcorn and Noggin are the best pair. Drumpler + Potbelly and Shrubb + Mammott also work. All three combos work on Plant Island and Earth Island.
How do you breed Clamble on Earth Island?
The same way as on Plant Island: Furcorn + Noggin, Drumpler + Potbelly or Shrubb + Mammott. For Epic Clamble on Earth Island, breed PomPom + Furcorn during a sale.
How long does it take to breed Clamble?
12 hours, or 9 hours in an Enhanced Breeding Structure. Rare Clamble shows 15 hours 30 minutes, and Epic Clamble shows 21 hours.
How do you breed Epic Clamble on Plant Island?
Breed Pummel + Maw while Epic Clamble is on sale. A 21 hour timer (15h 45m enhanced) means it worked.
How do you breed Clamble in Dawn of Fire?
Use Drumpler + Potbelly or Furcorn + Noggin on The Continent, from level 7. Shrubb + Mammott works too. Breeding and incubation take 12 hours each.
Sources: My Singing Monsters Wiki (Clamble, Rare Clamble, Epic Clamble, Clamble (Dawn of Fire), Furcorn, Noggin, Drumpler, Potbelly, Shrubb, Mammott, Pummel, Maw, PomPom and their Dawn of Fire pages, Entbrat, Quarrister, Ghazt, Humbug, Shugabush, the six Epic result pages, Plant Island, Earth Island, Availability tracker, Availability/Rare, Availability/Epic; read November 4, 2026, 02:15-02:30 UTC), Big Blue Bubble (My Singing Monsters: Dawn of Fire Update 1.8.0, October 11, 2016), My Singing Monsters on the App Store.
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