Aberrant Equus
Variant
Aberrant Equus Taming Calculator
Unlike knockout tames, the Aberrant Equus must be fed by hand while conscious. Approach slowly and avoid sudden movements.
| Food | Food Quantity (Current/Max) | Taming Time | Effectiveness |
|---|---|---|---|
 Rockarrot | 4:24 | 74 Lvl (224) 99.82% | |
 Archelon Algae | 8:48 | 74 Lvl (224) 99.81% | |
 Crops | 37:36 | 72 Lvl (222) 97.09% | |
 Mejoberry | 2:58:48 | 34 Lvl (184) 46.06% | |
    Berries | 3:11:12 | 18 Lvl (168) 24.98% | |
 Stimberry | 11:56:60 | 0 Lvl (150) 1.32% | |
 Sweet Vegetable Cake | 15:55:60 | 0 Lvl (150) 1.32% |
Taming Results
The results below show total taming time, effectiveness, and bonus levels for the Aberrant Equus at your selected level and food. Higher-quality foods yield more bonus levels.
Starve & Torpor Timers
The timer below tracks feeding intervals for your passive Aberrant Equus tame - it tells you exactly when the next feeding window opens.
The Aberrant Equus is a tamable, herbivore creature in ARK: Survival Ascended. It falls within the Variant classification.
At 230 base HP, the Aberrant Equus is not particularly tanky. Melee starts at 106% - respectable melee power that scales with level-ups. Its base Stamina of 560 gives it solid stamina reserves. A base Weight of 350 means good carrying capacity.
This is a passive tame: no tranquilizers needed. Get close without startling it, then offer food from your last hotbar slot. Its preferred food is Rockarrot.
As a tame, the Aberrant Equus is valued for its harvesting efficiency, collecting key resources faster than most tools. It gives live birth after a gestation period, making breeding straightforward. A wild Aberrant Equus is worth 1 base experience when killed. It can be cloned at a Cloning Chamber for 0.44 Element plus 0.01 Element per level.