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Like one Bottle an hour I think.
But you know what's ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ strange???
That Wyverns despite being reptilian or having no mammary glands has milk!
In a freaking bottle!!!
I mean WTF!? Someone or something put bottled milk inside these female Wyverns.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=775720670
Breed wyvern is not hard, just long, if you have an HL baby with around 1500-1600 food you still have a 4h or 4h30 timer to feed them and after 24h you can reach a timer around 6 or 7 hours without feeding them.
LOL if you're gonna cheat, just type SetBabyAge 1
gotta get some reward or something from it, i gotta speed this crap up mind ya damn am i bored out my mind here
Thens top playing with horrible x1 rates, raise maturity rate to x10-20
x2 = 1/2
x3 = 1/3
x4 = 1/4
x5 = 1/5
and so on. . .
http://ark.crumplecorn.com/breeding/
You dont need milk every hour, more like one milk every 3-4 hours. And of course you can feed it several milks once it gets bigger.
You need to setup a dragon cage and have an argy with 185% speed+ then its a piece of cake to get the milk going.
Actually pigeons and doves and a few other non mammalian species produce a milk for their young, and we all know birds are closely related to dinosaurs. Anyway, wyverns are fictional creatures, but if the devs wanted to make a dino with milk for its young it wouldn't be that far fetched at all.