Feed food three times every 300 minutes in infancy and once every 600 minutes in adulthood. Juvenile hexagonal dinosaurs must eat more and feed more frequently because their bodies are still developing. Feed food for 300 minutes three times a day on average, just enough for each time. However, the young hexagonal dinosaur was quite hungry, so it had to be fed many times. Adult hexagonal dinosaurs can reduce the frequency of feeding, but the amount of feeding depends on the size. Adult hexagonal dinosaurs are fed once a day, once every 600 minutes, which is very frequent and convenient for their owners. The owner should choose a fixed time to feed, not once in the morning and once in the evening, so it is easy to feed only once every 48 hours.