Iguanodon Egg

Where Iguanodon Eggs come from

Iguanodons drop this egg at random in ARK: Survival Ascended and ARK: Survival Evolved, and our records list the Aberrant Iguanodon as a source as well. The egg can be eaten, and the game's description calls it nourishing on its own and useful in many cooking recipes. Picking one up near wild Iguanodons turns them hostile, and they will go after the survivor.

Kibble made from it

According to the ARK Wiki, the egg goes into Regular Kibble. That kibble tames creatures such as the Carnotaurus, Pteranodon, Stegosaurus, Sabertooth, Doedicurus and Velonasaur, and it also works for any creature that eats Basic Kibble or Simple Kibble.

Mating and incubation

When two Iguanodons mate, the egg that results can hatch into a baby Iguanodon; the ARK Wiki lists the Fertilized Iguanodon Egg and the Fertilized Aberrant Iguanodon Egg as variants. Hatching takes 1h 25m 42.446s. The egg needs between 24 and 28 °C (75 to 82 °F) and starts to lose health outside it. An Egg Incubator set to the best temperature can cut the time by up to 20%. Between 18h and 2d must pass before a female Iguanodon can lay again.

Spoil time and stacking

An Iguanodon Egg spoils after 192 hours (8 days). It weighs 5 and stacks to 100, so a full stack weighs 500. Our records list it on 14 maps, including The Island, The Center, Ragnarok and Genesis Part 1.