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Thankfully, in Genesis: Part 2, Egg Incubators were added to give players an easier time with their breeding pursuits. However, before one can make use of an Egg Incubator, players will still have to acquire the appropriate resources to build one at their ARK: Survival Evolved base.
Egg Incubator Crafting Information
Crafting Requirements
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Crafting Ingredients
500 Metal Ingot (Scrap Metal Ingot can be used instead) 350 Polymer (Organic Polymer or Corrupted Nodule can be used instead) 200 Crystal (Primal Crystal can be used instead) 100 Cementing Paste (Achatina Paste can be used instead) 250 Electronics
Everything You Need To Know About Egg Incubator Functions
Players in ARK: Survival Evolved can place 10 eggs into an Egg Incubator at once and only 3 can be built in the same area. They can control the settings for each small egg chamber individually to accommodate the hatching requirements of multiple different species.
Monitoring the status of the eggs is easy, as players can peek at them through the incubator’s window to see their stats and progress without having to take them out of the Egg Incubator’s inventory. If an egg develops successfully, players will have to use the manual ejection function to release the newborn from within the egg chamber. It should also be mentioned that this same function can be used to dispose of unwanted and damaged eggs instead of making them into Kibble of some kind.
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Egg Incubator Power Supply
Despite the convenience that the Egg Incubator provides, it is not guaranteed to hatch eggs successfully. This device relies on power to function, and, without a constant source, the eggs inside could be destroyed if left uncared for. How they fare will be determined by the outside conditions, as, when powered down, Egg incubators don’t do anything and act as a generic object.
Hatching Speed
Eggs placed inside an Egg Incubator that is set to the egg’s optimal temperature will increase the development of that egg by a maximum of 20%. If players plan to do a lot of breeding, this function will make things go much quicker.
All Kinds Of Eggs Listed By Size Group
Extra Small Eggs
Dilo Egg Dodo Egg Featherlight Egg Kairuku Egg Lystro Egg Basic Maewing Egg Parasaur Egg Tek Parasaur Egg Vulture Egg
Small Eggs
Archaeopteryx Egg Camelsaurus Egg Compy Egg Dimorph Egg Gallimimus Egg Glowtail Egg Hesperornis Egg Microraptor Egg Oviraptor Egg Pachycephalosaurus Egg Pegomastax Egg Pteranodon Egg Raptor Egg Simple Maewing Egg Tek Raptor Egg Tek Trike Egg Trike Egg
Medium Eggs
Ankylo Egg Baryonyx Egg Carno Egg Dimetrodon Egg Diplo Egg Ichthyornis Egg Iguanodon Egg Kaprosuchus Egg Kentro Egg Pachyrhino Egg Pelagornis Egg Regular Maewing Egg Sarco Egg Stego Egg Tek Stego Egg Terror Bird Egg Thorny Dragon Egg Troodon Egg Turtle Egg Velonasaur Egg
Large Eggs
Argentavis Egg Megalania Egg Megalosaurus Egg Moschops Egg Snow Owl Egg Spino Egg Superior Maewing Egg Tapejara Egg Titanoboa Egg Tropeognathus Egg
Extra Large Eggs
Bronto Egg Exceptional Maewing Egg Giganotosaurus Egg Megachelon Egg Quetzal Egg Rex Egg Tek Quetzal Egg Tek Rex Egg Therizino Egg
Special Eggs
Crystal Wyvern Egg Deinonychus Egg Extraordinary Maewing Egg Golden Hesperornis Egg Magmasaur Egg Rock Drake Egg Wyvern Egg Yutyrannus Egg
Other Eggs
Angler Egg Araneo Egg Arthropluera Egg Beelzebufo Egg Bloodstalker Egg Diplocaulus Egg Eel Egg Mantis Egg Moth Egg Pulmonoscorpius Egg Tusoteuthis Egg
ARK: Survival Evolved is available on Linux, Microsoft Windows, macOS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, and Stadia.
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