Mammal
Jerboa
Renopila amplexus
- Tameable
- Breedable
- Diet
- Herbivore
- Temperament
- Cowardly
- Era
- Unknown
- Drag weight
- 25
Where it spawns
- Very common
- Common
- Uncommon
- Very uncommon
- Rare
- Very rare
Spawn areas mined from the game files by the ARK Wiki; Ascended data where the wiki has it. Creatures roam a little outside their areas.
Base stats and growth
| Stat | Base | Per wild level | Per tamed level |
|---|---|---|---|
| Health | 55 | +11 | +5.4% |
| Stamina | 100 | +10 | +10.0% |
| Oxygen | 150 | +15 | +10.0% |
| Food | 450 | +45 | +10.0% |
| Weight | 120 | +2.4 | +4.0% |
| Melee | 3 | +0.15 | +1.7% |
| Move Speed | 100% | — | +1.0% |
| Torpidity | 30 | +1.8 | — |
Dossier
In the wild
Scientifically speaking, Renopila amplexus is an adorable little fuzzball and I just want to hug it forever. Unfortunately, being harmless and lovable is inadequate as a defense mechanism in this wasteland, and that means Renopila is at the bottom of the food chain. It's an easy meal for predators and survivors alike, the latter of whom also value its hide. The locals refer to Renopila as a Jerboa, but while it does look similar in some ways, it is clearly unrelated. The fact that it does not hop is a dead giveaway. In fact, while Renopila generally fits into the clade Glires, it seems to share traits with both rodents and lagomorphs.
Once tamed
In addition to being the cutest little companion in the desert, hours of close study and/or cuddling have taught me that Renopila has an instinctive understanding of this land's weather patterns. When the weather is about to change, Renopila will suddenly start behaving differently, so taming Renopila does have practical uses that can justify its perch upon one's shoulder. Not that I need justification, but I'll take whatever excuse I can get.
Breeding
1 Gestation
2h 38m 43s
2 Baby
2h 6m 15s
3 Juvenile
8h 25m 3s
4 Adolescent
10h 31m 18s
- Fully grown after
- 21h 2m 37s
- Mate again after
- 18h - 2d
Taming
- Method
- Knockout
Technical
- Entity ID
Jerboa_Character_BP_C- Cloneable
- No