
Kibble (Dimorph Egg)
This pet food recipe has been carefully designed to give balanced nutrition to almost any creature native to the island. Includes plant fibers to help with digestion and egg to bind the mix. Humans have difficulty digesting this.
Details
- Category
- Kibble
- Games
- ASE + ASA
- Expansion
- Base
- Item ID
- 421
Engram
How you unlock it
- Required level
- None
- Engram points
- 0
- How to unlock
- Kibble Recipe
Maps
Found on 14 maps
Video guides: search YouTube for Kibble (Dimorph Egg) guides
Kibble (Dimorph Egg) — Detailed Guide
A kibble from before the rework
Kibble (Dimorph Egg) is an older egg-based taming food. Our database still holds rows for it in ARK: Survival Evolved and ARK: Survival Ascended, but the ARK Wiki says the PC and console versions of ASE dropped this kibble type with the Homestead! Kibble Rework patch (PC patch 293.100, Xbox 784.13, Playstation 533.14), when kibble moved to quality-based types. The Nintendo Switch edition lost it in its remastered version from 601.0. Today the wiki describes it as a
Simple Kibble of ARK: Survival Evolved Mobile.
Taming with it
Kibble is fed to a creature during taming. Compared with Berries or Meat it fills the taming meter faster and costs less Taming Effectiveness, which leaves more bonus levels at the end. On PC and console it was once used to force-tame the
Megaloceros; on Mobile it still serves that role. Other creatures value it at just 66% of regular Meat and Berries, and the wiki advises against using it for them.
Crafting on Mobile
On PC and console it can no longer be crafted by any means. On ARK: Survival Evolved Mobile it is cooked in a
Cooking Pot or an Industrial Cooker, and the TEK Kibble Processor (Mobile) can also produce it from any kibble adding up to a value of 3. A Super Kibble (Dimorph Egg) (Mobile) version exists there as well: it uses a Super Fertilized Dimorph Egg (Mobile) in place of the normal
Dimorph Egg and tames creatures faster, with greater Taming Effectiveness.
Weight and spoiling
The game's description adds: "Includes plant fibers to help with digestion and egg to bind the mix." Each kibble weighs 0.1 and stacks to 100, so a full stack weighs 10. It spoils after 72 hours (3 days).