Dimetrodon Egg

Dimetrodon Egg

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Tremendously nourishing by itself, this egg provides regular nutritional value in many cooking recipes.

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Consumable (values pertain to Humans)

Type

Egg

Food

20

Health

20

Stamina

25

Egg size

Medium

Spoils in

8d

Item

Weight

15.0

Stack size

100

Decomposes in

30m

Added in

v232.0

Spawn Command

cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Test/PrimalItemConsumable_Egg_Dimetrodon.PrimalItemConsumable_Egg_Dimetrodon'" 1 0 0

Variant Fertilized Dimetrodon Egg

cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Test/PrimalItemConsumable_Egg_Dimetrodon_Fertilized.PrimalItemConsumable_Egg_Dimetrodon_Fertilized'" 1 0 0

Variant Fertilized Aberrant Dimetrodon Egg

cheat giveitem "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Test/PrimalItemConsumable_Egg_Dimetrodon_Fertilized_Aberrant.PrimalItemConsumable_Egg_Dimetrodon_Fertilized_Aberrant'" 1 0 0

Crafting

Used to craft

1 item

The Dimetrodon Egg is one of the Eggs in ARK: Survival Evolved.

Overview

Dimetrodon Eggs are randomly dropped by  Dimetrodons. They can be eaten or used to make  Regular Kibble for taming  Anglerfish,  Ankylosaurus,  Baryonyx,  Beelzebufo,  Carbonemys,  Carnotaurus,  Dimetrodon,  Diplodocus,  Doedicurus,  Gigantopithecus,  Ichthyornis,  Kaprosuchus,  Kentrosaurus,  Lymantria,  Pelagornis,  Pteranodon,  Pulmonoscorpius,  Purlovia,  Sabertooth,  Sarco,  Stegosaurus,  Terror Bird,  Thorny Dragon, and  Velonasaur.

After two  Dimetrodons mate, the resulting egg can be hatched into a baby  Dimetrodon.

Grabbing an egg in the presence of wild  Dimetrodons will cause them to become hostile and attack the survivor.

Incubation

Main article: Incubation

The Dimetrodon Egg takes 2h 29m 59.28s to hatch. It must be in the temperature range of 30 to 34 °C / 86 to 93 °F to successfully hatch, otherwise it will start to lose  Health. The female  Dimetrodon needs between 18h and 2d before having the capacity to lay eggs again. The incubation time can be reduced by up to 20% if the egg is placed in an  Egg Incubator at the ideal temperature.

Notes

Dimetrodons need to be swimming in water to lay eggs regularly. Dimetrodons on land very rarely lay eggs. One way to determine if the water is deep enough is to feed them about 30 stimberries and see if they poop. If they poop, the water is deep enough.