6 Crucial Tips to Survive as Iron Teeth in Timberborn Update 5 

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I appreciate your concise style without unnecessary blather.

Interesting. I think I would only use the fluid dumps early on but then use dynamite to create channels between the holes so I only need to open a single floodgate to fill all holes. The fluid dumps would only be as backup. Maybe a dam next to the river could store water during the wet season and store it for the drought to fill the irrigation channels.

Little extra tip: Place food & water close to your decontamination pods so that the beavers do not leave the pods for long when they need to eat/drink. This allows them to stay in the pods for longer, drastically shortening the time it takes to cure them.

Thank you, brother. This is a good solution to the loss of irrigation towers.

Good video. Thanks fle the tips

A tip for the decontamination pods: Put them near your housing, food and drinks, so the contaminated beavers don't spend too much time slowly walking around between these locations, but can spend as much time as possible in the decontamination pods. If you have a large colony (by distance) where all these are spread out, your sick beavers will often decide to sleep on the other end of the district and eat in yet another corner, then walk over to the decontamination pod, just to soon get thirsty and walk back to some water tank (not necessarily the nearest) and then get sleepy and go to their home, spending most of the day walking around. It can then be worth it to set up a separate district with just the decontamination pods, some warehouses for food [they don't get bonuses for variety, so just use the one you got most of or can make most cheaply], tanks for water and some baracks or row houses, and a few (healthy) beavers (or bots) in the district crossing to provision your storages. You can set minimum numbers for contaminated beavers in the population migration tool [it shows up only when you actually have contaminated beavers], then they'll automatically go there when they get sick. (You'll need to send them back manually when they are healed, though.) Of course, you could also go the sadistic route and send all your contaminated beavers into a separate district with no food, water or housing, to kill them off quickly without investing any more resources.

Have you tried turning paths into covered rivers?

up to this point, I still can not play as iron teeth... the population control is difficult, also the foods... Iron teeth's foods kinda need more steps before they could be eaten, and I fail to understand what the purpose of having coffee because it was either me didn't find any beavers drink coffee or the production rate was higher than the consumption rate...

Don’t stop the captions after the first minute, ether do them for the whole video or not at all