Kibble (Sarco 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
- 337
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 (Sarco Egg) guides
Kibble (Sarco Egg) — Detailed Guide
A kibble from the old system
Kibble (Sarco Egg) is a taming food that our records list for ARK: Survival Evolved and ARK: Survival Ascended, but the ARK Wiki tells a different story. This kibble type existed on PC and console versions of ASE until the Homestead! Kibble Rework patch, which switched kibble to types based on quality. That patch was 533.14 on Playstation, 784.13 on Xbox and 293.100 on PC. The Nintendo Switch edition dropped it as well, in its remastered version from 601.0.
Where it can still be made
The wiki states that on PC and console it can no longer be crafted in any way. In ARK: Survival Evolved Mobile it lives on as a 
Regular Kibble, crafted in a 
Cooking Pot or an 
Industrial Cooker, and the TEK Kibble Processor can produce it from any kibble with a combined value of 5. Mobile also has Super Kibble (Sarco Egg): swapping the 
Sarco Egg for a Super Fertilized Sarco Egg gives a kibble that tames creatures faster and with higher taming effectiveness.
Its taming role
On PC and console this kibble was once used to force-tame a 
Stegosaurus or a 
Tek Stegosaurus; on Mobile it still does that job for the Stego. As kibble, it fills the taming meter faster than berries or meat and lowers taming effectiveness less, which leaves more bonus levels once the tame is done. Other creatures, however, value it at only 66% of plain meat or berries, and the wiki advises against using it on them.
Item data
A piece weighs 0.1 and a stack of 100 weighs 10. It spoils after 3 days (72 hours). The description promises balanced nutrition for nearly any native creature, with plant fibers to aid digestion and egg holding the mix together.