If Iron Rods (from the Automation module) are enabled, pushing them onto a Toretoise with a piston will break its ore.

Toretoises move very slowly, and can't be leashed, using Minecarts is recommended.

Toretoises are 1 block tall, but grow to 1.4 blocks tall if they have an ore.

Toretoises will sink in water, and are immune to drowning, fall, and fire damage.When a Toretoise generates ore, it will enter an eating cooldown for 1 minute.They do spawn like hostile mobs, so you can go back for more. If the Feeding Trough (from the Automation module) is enabled, the Toretoise will eat from it.The Toretoise will regenerate a random ore each time.Feeding the Toretoise Glow Berries will sometimes have it regenerate its ores.

Something from the nether would feel right for some reason.If you want to take these huge creatures home and use them to generate ores, there's some things you should know.

To me even netherite would be worth it, ghast tears or nether stars. I would love to have this, even if you had to repair the spawner on the anvil and use a lot of xp and maybe some material. I saw some guys use single spawners for PvE arenas, but that's not great. I never break spawners, but building around them is such a hassle and their density is just too low, to do anything cool with them by default. All of that said, it would be incredibly cool to have spawners to show off and use creatively.

Picking up spawners is the big one, which people might disagree on, but spawners are never going to be a top tier farm, they are super rare, super manual and highly unreliable to 'farm'. Picking up silver fish doesn't seem neccessary, but why not, one more item to collect and probably cool to have something besides chicken eggs to store mobs in chests. Actually, you can already mine the dragon egg, provided you block all spaces it can teleport to.

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