[Fortuna]: Luck depends on no one....right? (4/3)

So, we're definitely going to be trying to capture some creatures on this planet. So we definitely need some capture cages.
...actually do you need capture cages to tame a creature? Looking at the cosmosdex entry, it doesn't seem like its a requirement.
Still, I think it would be a good idea to get a single capture cage, its the kind of thing that could be handy, and its not like it would be limited to the first creature we use it on.
Likewise, if we're going to be creature hunting, getting a syringe gun and some tranquilizers would be a good idea. It'd also be another weapon which we are lacking in somewhat. The price is a bit steep though. Would like to try a Charisma check to see if we can get it a bit cheaper.
I'm doubtful about getting evofluid, 80% chance of death is very high. Even if we got our high-luck characters to influence it, it would only reduce the odds of death to 55% (if its just a straight up d20 roll). Evo spray seems like a much better option to me, we can probably still get good effects if our high-luck characters can influence it.
I also don't really think we need creature snacks, though they are quite cheap. However, they seem like the sort of thing we'll have the opportunity to buy again before leaving this planet, so any amount we buy now should only be what we're going to need on this trip. So I think we should only get 1 or 2 creature snacks at the most.

East already has a capture creature cage and the notail from notail simulator has carried creatures outside of cages for a long time. Freezing a capture creature in the cage does mean we don't have to take care of them though(I think?).

According to the notail receptionist, the creature snacks would let us tame pets that people abandoned in the white zone. It's cheaper than tranquilizer or bait. Now, these pets get abandoned cause they lost in the arena so they won't be the greatest pets, but we could poke them with evofluid to make them into better pets. If that kills them it's not a big loss.