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He means to ask if you are sure to use a fertilized egg.
Yes, but only because Wyvern eggs need exceptional high temperatures.
http://ark.gamepedia.com/Breeding
You have to breed the dinos then the egg will say fertilized species egg and show a incubation bar a health bar and a too hot or too cold message
it freezes both bars when placed in inventory but once placed on ground it will incubate in suitable temperatures and lose health in unsuitable temperatures.
You need 2 dinosaurs that mate and you will receive an egg
READ THIS: http://ark.gamepedia.com/Breeding
Me neither. I am from Germany and
I know German, English, Latin, French, a bit of Spanish and Dutch. Use a translator if you don't understand that word
It's not hard to learn English, there is a reason why it is widely used.
When it comes to temperatures, it isn't a guessing game;
1. The wiki tells you the temp a certain egg needs to be at
2. Pressing H gives you the air temperature
3. A standing torch (cheaper and use less fuel than campfire) provides 100 hypothermal insulation
Simple math from that point.
You can't tell OP to use X amount of campfires because it is totally dependant on air temperature which is dynamic.
The Dimetrodons comment is a good one and I used them when breeding on Prim+ but a new player succesfully going into the swamp and taming a bunch......unlikely.