
Velonasaur Egg
Tremendously nourishing by itself, this egg provides regular nutritional value in many cooking recipes.
Details
- Category
- Egg
- Games
- ASE + ASA
- Expansion
- Extinction
Engram
How you unlock it
- Required level
- None
- Engram points
- 0
- How to unlock
- DLC Variant (Non-Base)
Maps
Found on 1 map
Related
Video guides: search YouTube for Velonasaur Egg guides
How to get Velonasaur Egg
Velonasaur Egg is dropped by 1 creature.
Dropped by
Velonasaur Egg — Detailed Guide
An Extinction egg to eat, cook or hatch
The Velonasaur Egg comes from the
Velonasaur in ARK: Survival Evolved and ARK: Survival Ascended. The ARK Wiki says it arrived with Extinction and is also found on Genesis: Part 2; our records also list Astraeos. The wiki dates it to patch 285.104. The in-game text: "Tremendously nourishing by itself, this egg provides regular nutritional value in many cooking recipes."
Getting eggs, and the risk
Velonasaurs drop these eggs at random. Taking one while wild Velonasaurs are close by turns them hostile, and they will attack you. After laying, it takes a female from 18h to 2d until she can produce another egg.
Food and kibble
You can eat the egg, or put it into
Regular Kibble. The wiki lists that kibble for taming creatures such as the Velonasaur,
Pteranodon,
Stegosaurus,
Sabertooth and
Carnotaurus, as well as any creature that takes
Basic Kibble or
Simple Kibble.
Hatching a baby Velonasaur
An egg laid after two Velonasaurs mate can be hatched into a baby. Hatching takes 1h 8m 10.582s, and the egg needs between 28 and 32 °C (82 to 90 °F); outside that range it starts losing health. An
Egg Incubator set to the best temperature can cut the incubation time by up to 20%.
Weight, spoiling and variants
An egg weighs 3 and they stack to 100, a full stack weighing 300. It spoils after 192 hours (8 days). The wiki page also covers the Fertilized Velonasaur Egg, the
R-Velonasaur Egg and the
Fertilized R-Velonasaur Egg.