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Titanoboa
ARK's base taming speed on PC, PS4, and Xbox is now doubled, meaning 1× is as fast as what 2× was previously. Dododex has been updated to reflect this. Use the "presets" dropdown for common multipliers.
For full Titanoboa taming details, get the taming calculator app.
Taming Calculator (Passive)
The Titanoboa is not tamable in ARK Mobile. These values are egg-stracted from Dododex's own tests and user reports. Timing and intervals are rough estimates, as the Titanoboa's eating pattern is unclear. Use the 'Report Data Error' button if any of your eggs differ. The Titanoboa must be tamed with fertilized eggs. Drop an egg near it and it will consume it.
| FOOD | QTY | TIME | FEEDING INTERVAL | EFFECT. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Giganotosaurus Egg | 16 | 00:05:21 | 20s | 95.5% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Brontosaurus Egg | 16 | 00:05:21 | 20s | 95.5% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Diplo Egg | 16 | 00:05:21 | 20s | 95.5% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Dimetrodon Egg | 16 | 00:05:21 | 20s | 95.5% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Quetzal Egg | 16 | 00:05:21 | 20s | 95.5% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Rex Egg | 16 | 00:05:21 | 20s | 95.5% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Sarco Egg | 16 | 00:05:21 | 20s | 95.5% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Yutyrannus Egg | 16 | 00:05:21 | 20s | 95.5% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Wyvern Egg | 16 | 00:05:21 | 20s | 95.5% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Allosaurus Egg | 17 | 00:05:41 | 20s | 94.8% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Argentavis Egg | 29 | 00:09:41 | 20s | 86.2% +64 Lvl (214) |
 Carno Egg | 17 | 00:05:41 | 20s | 94.8% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Kentrosaurus Egg | 17 | 00:05:41 | 20s | 94.8% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Megalosaurus Egg | 17 | 00:05:41 | 20s | 94.8% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Spino Egg | 17 | 00:05:41 | 20s | 94.8% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Stego Egg | 17 | 00:05:41 | 20s | 94.8% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Therizinosaurus Egg | 17 | 00:05:41 | 20s | 94.8% +71 Lvl (221) |
 Morellatops Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Pachyrhino Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Thorny Dragon Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Trike Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Oviraptor Egg | 18 | 00:06:01 | 20s | 94.3% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Ankylo Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Dimorph Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Gallimimus Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
Iguanodon Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Moschops Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Moth Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Parasaur Egg | 41 | 00:13:41 | 20s | 75.6% +56 Lvl (206) |
 Vulture Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
Hesperornis Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Kairuku Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Lystro Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Microraptor Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Pegomastax Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Troodon Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Turtle Egg | 19 | 00:06:21 | 20s | 93.6% +70 Lvl (220) |
 Terror Bird Egg | 37 | 00:12:21 | 20s | 79.1% +59 Lvl (209) |
 Baryonyx Egg | 51 | 00:17:01 | 20s | 66.6% +49 Lvl (199) |
Ichthyornis Egg | 51 | 00:17:01 | 20s | 66.6% +49 Lvl (199) |
 Kaprosuchus Egg | 51 | 00:17:01 | 20s | 66.6% +49 Lvl (199) |
 Megalania Egg | 51 | 00:17:01 | 20s | 66.6% +49 Lvl (199) |
Pachycephalosaurus Egg | 51 | 00:17:01 | 20s | 66.6% +49 Lvl (199) |
 Pelagornis Egg | 51 | 00:17:01 | 20s | 66.6% +49 Lvl (199) |
 Pteranodon Egg | 51 | 00:17:01 | 20s | 66.6% +49 Lvl (199) |
 Raptor Egg | 51 | 00:17:01 | 20s | 66.6% +49 Lvl (199) |
 Tapejara Egg | 51 | 00:17:01 | 20s | 66.6% +49 Lvl (199) |
Archaeopteryx Egg | 121 | 00:40:21 | 20s | 25.9% +19 Lvl (169) |
 Compy Egg | 121 | 00:40:21 | 20s | 25.9% +19 Lvl (169) |
 Dilo Egg | 121 | 00:40:21 | 20s | 25.9% +19 Lvl (169) |
Dodo Egg | 121 | 00:40:21 | 20s | 25.9% +19 Lvl (169) |
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BASE STATS
| Stat | Base (Lvl 1) | Increase Per Lvl (Wild) | Increase Per Lvl (Tamed) | Rank* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Health | 300 | +60 | — | AVG Ranked 79 of 133 |
 Stamina | 150 | +15 | — | AVG Ranked 105 |
 Oxygen | 150 | +15 | — | |
 Food | 1,200 | — | — | AVG Ranked 97 |
 Weight | 150 | +3 | — | AVG Ranked 92 |
 Melee Damage | 100% | +5% | — | AVG Ranked 60 |
 Movement Speed | — | — | — | |
 Torpor | 175 | +10.5 | — | AVG Ranked 103 |
* Rank of the Base Stat of the Titanoboa vs. all other creatures. (Rank #1 in Health = highest Health creature.) | ||||
ABSOLUTE STATS
30
PRIMARY ATTACK
%
MELEE DAMAGE
| MOVEMENT SPEED | BASE | Sprinting (Wild) | Sprinting (Tamed) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Walking | 225 | 378 | |
| Swimming | 400 | ||
| Movement Speed: % | |||
RECIPES
Titanoboa Kibble (MOBILE)
Crafted in Cooking Pot
Titanoboa Egg
Longrass
Cooked Meat Jerky
×2 Mejoberry
×3 Fiber
Waterskin
- Cook Time
- 30s
- Spoils In
- 3d
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Tips & Strategies from the iOS & Android apps
The dossier says:
"Found only in the dark caves of the island"
They are already wrong! It should say something more like:
"Found everywhere but the dark caves of the island, this creature will gladly ruin your day by jumping out and killing you as soon as you even think about going to the swamp. Nearly impossible to tame because it has to be tamed via passive which is very difficult to do. Worst of all you need to feed them fertilized eggs. Why can't it e a little easier?
"Found only in the dark caves of the island"
They are already wrong! It should say something more like:
"Found everywhere but the dark caves of the island, this creature will gladly ruin your day by jumping out and killing you as soon as you even think about going to the swamp. Nearly impossible to tame because it has to be tamed via passive which is very difficult to do. Worst of all you need to feed them fertilized eggs. Why can't it e a little easier?
I lost my Eqqus to one of them since then no snake lives
People should be able to milk it for titanoboa venom that works as narcotics
Titanboa need a TLC. It should eat meat after tamed. Real snakes don't just eat eggs they eat meat and it would be nice if you can ride it even without a saddle
A hiss is all you'll hear
As an indicator I'm here
One bite from my snout
Then it's lights out
And your tamed friends might disappear.
Be sure to bring stim berries! And a gun. And a machete. And a flamethrower. Would you believe me if I said I actually like snakes? ~CL1
As an indicator I'm here
One bite from my snout
Then it's lights out
And your tamed friends might disappear.
Be sure to bring stim berries! And a gun. And a machete. And a flamethrower. Would you believe me if I said I actually like snakes? ~CL1
If you're in an area that has a lot of these, put stimberries in your hotbar so if you get bit, spam those so you don't knock out, if you knockout, you're dead.
They should make them tameable on mobile.
You tame them by droping ferti eggs from your inv on the ground. You need to do so when the snake is not aggroed, so sit on a rex or smthing it wont attack. Be sure to drop them from your inventory, not from dino ones, that will make it bugged, it wont eat. To a lvl 20 Rex egg gives 29% on 2x event, bronto 26.7% and giga and wyvern the same, looks like all the big eggs give approxymately the same amount.. so dont waste the best you have ? If they get aggroed on you just run away and return, taming wont drop. Happy taming!
Please note!. After tamed, THEY ARE EAT AN UNFERTILEZED EGG OR WILD EGG TOO!!, so dont spending your fertilezed egg for them. Find a wild egg, or make a dodo egg farm. And good news their food consumption are so little. I made a tried. So i put 10 dodo wild eggs on their inventory, and it still 7 eggs lefted after 15 days tamed (in game). Then I tried to put a bigger egg (1 spino wild egg), and they ate it when they are really-really starving (when their food bar is almost empty, maybe more less 10% lefted) it took 17 days to eat 1 spino egg, from full bar to almost empty bar.
Note: dont worry if they didnt eat your big egg. Becausez they are wait untill their food points is decreased as match with the many of the egg will fill. They know how many the egg will fill their food points, thats why they didnt eat it quickly
Note: dont worry if they didnt eat your big egg. Becausez they are wait untill their food points is decreased as match with the many of the egg will fill. They know how many the egg will fill their food points, thats why they didnt eat it quickly
So once you’ve tamed a titanoboa, they still eat eggs. You cant feed them meat. I learned that the hard way. 😢
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What does a Titanoboa eat? In ARK: Survival Evolved, the Titanoboa eats Giganotosaurus Egg, Brontosaurus Egg, Diplo Egg, Dimetrodon Egg, Quetzal Egg, Rex Egg, Sarco Egg, Yutyrannus Egg, Wyvern Egg, Allosaurus Egg, Argentavis Egg, Carno Egg, Kentrosaurus Egg, Megalosaurus Egg, Spino Egg, Stego Egg, Therizinosaurus Egg, Morellatops Egg, Pachyrhino Egg, Thorny Dragon Egg, Trike Egg, Oviraptor Egg, Ankylo Egg, Dimorph Egg, Gallimimus Egg, Iguanodon Egg, Moschops Egg, Moth Egg, Parasaur Egg, Vulture Egg, Hesperornis Egg, Kairuku Egg, Lystro Egg, Microraptor Egg, Pegomastax Egg, Troodon Egg, Turtle Egg, Terror Bird Egg, Baryonyx Egg, Ichthyornis Egg, Kaprosuchus Egg, Megalania Egg, Pachycephalosaurus Egg, Pelagornis Egg, Pteranodon Egg, Raptor Egg, Tapejara Egg, Archaeopteryx Egg, Compy Egg, Dilo Egg, and Dodo Egg.
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