
Little Ratfish Treats!
This specially blended pet food is a favourite for Helicoprion. Containing heavy mixes of the finest cephalopods. It provides Helicoprion with the balanced nutrition they need. And with a taste they cant resit, theyll warm up to you in no time! Be carefull of the clouds of Ammonite Bile and other toxins that occurs when they chomp into these little treats...
Details
- Category
- Consumable
- Games
- ASE + ASA
- Expansion
- Base
- Recipe
- 3 ingredients
Engram
How you unlock it
- Required level
- 91
- Engram points
- 25
- How to unlock
- DLC Variant (Non-Base)
Maps
Found on 9 maps
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How to craft Little Ratfish Treats
Little Ratfish Treats is crafted from 3 ingredients. The engram unlocks at level 91, costs 25 engram points, takes 15 seconds, gives 0 XP.
Ingredients
For one craft
Little Ratfish Treats! — Detailed Guide
Pet food that Helicoprion favour
According to its in-game description, Little Ratfish Treats! are a pet food blend that is a favourite of
Helicoprion. The text says the mix is heavy on fine cephalopods, gives Helicoprion the balanced nutrition they need, and claims that with a taste they cannot resist they will warm up to you in no time. It ends with a warning: clouds of
Ammonite Bile and other toxins appear when they bite into the treats. The treats belong to ARK: Survival Ascended, and our database files them with the kibbles.
Crafting the treats
The engram unlocks at level 91 for 25 engram points. One craft takes 15 seconds and yields a single treat from these ingredients:
- 2
Tusoteuthis Tentacle - 10 Ammonite Bile
- 1
Giant Bee Honey
Ammonite Bile turns up twice here: as the largest ingredient, and in the description's warning about toxic clouds.
Storage and shelf life
A treat weighs 0.1 and they stack to 100, so a full stack weighs 10. They do spoil: each one lasts 72 hours (259200 seconds), or 3 days. Our records list Little Ratfish Treats! on 9 maps, including The Island, Scorched Earth, Lost Colony, Astraeos and Valguero.