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It's almost as if something was artificially hurting it, causing it to spend all its food on healing, which drained its food so fast that I could not keep up with it, 3 stacks of 20 raw meat in approx 60 seconds.
I assume that raw meat is OK to feed to it and I shouldn't be using cooked or something like that? It was in the same. Spot it incubated so nice and warm, it was indoors away from any danger, just seemed like it was starving hyper rapidly for no good reason. ( like far in excess of a normal Dino)
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BabyFoodConsumptionSpeedMultiplier=0.50
they get hungry half as fast.. this might help
The baby dino food consumptions rates are known (use google) so build your own spreadsheet or use an existing website to tell you how many minutes you have to refeed. Then you load up the dino with meat and go do whatever, come back when the timer is up.
If you put the baby in stasis (log out or leave render) you can extend that timer by over double.
I use the below website, it isn't updated for new dinos but carnivores and hebivories have the same food consumption rate so can still be used by replacing a Theriz with an Anky for example.
http://ark.crumplecorn.com/breeding/
Enter the Crrent Weight and then check the Current Buffer field under the baby phase section, that's telling you how many minutes until baby starves. Set alarm, go do whatever. If your server has amended the consumption rate as woodsguide suggests above, account for that too.
I'll check server multipliers to see what's up, might be that something is wrong on the default configuration.
Baby dinos do need babysitting a certain amount of time when on official rates. What you can do to lessen the babysitting needed is breeding large creatures and/or higher levels (some smaller creatures will still need intense babysitting though, such as troodons, microraptors, jerboas) and what you can do to lessen the impact of the food bug is to lower the baby food consumption.
I don't remember how fast the food drops on official servers anymore, so I don't know if what you experience is normal or not. It sounds like it might be normal though, as I remember sitting in the baby inventories, constantly refilling food for the first 5-10 minutes, when playing on an official server.