Hab mal gelesen es kommt immer drauf an wie eng die Tiere gehalten werden.
Umso enger das Gehege umso schneller legen Sie Eier meine ich

Huhu tobi,

Dodos legen wirklich viele Eier die größeren Dinos droppen meiner Erfahrung nach lediglich einmal am Tag ein Ei.
Wir hatten aber auch schon so volle Gehege das überhaupt keine Eier mehr gelegt wurden, weiß jemand ob
das gewollt ist? oder lediglich ein Bug?

Einen kleinen Tipp kann ich noch nennen, wenn deine Female Dinos Mate boostet sind (sprich ein Male in der Nähe ist)
legen die ein bisschen schneller Eier. Ein Oviraptor zusätzlich in der Nähe (und wohl auf wandering) soll das ganze dann angeblich
ebenfalls etwas beschleunigen, das habe ich selbst aber noch nicht getestet.

Beste Grüße
Tomalla

Frequency and Probability

Only female dinosaurs can lay eggs. A mate boosted female has a much higher chance of laying eggs than a non mate boosted female. One male can mate boost multiple females of the same species around him, and vice versa.

• Every creature which is capable of laying an egg has the exact same laying rate, except for Dodos.
• A mate-boosted female creature that is not in stasis will have a chance to lay an egg every 17 minutes. Dinos in stasis do not lay eggs.
• An Oviraptor set to wandering provides a buff that reduces the egg laying timer from 17 minutes to 11 minutes 20 seconds.
• Female Dodo has a different mechanic: it has a chance of 13% to lay an egg instead of a feces when it poops (Dodo poops randomly from 100 to 300 seconds).
• Also there is a limit on how many eggs can be present within a certain range: for most creatures this limit is 6. An exception is Titanoboa which has a limit of 8.

Example
You login to ARK at your base. The moment you login all of your dinos in range come out of stasis. Any females will have a small chance of laying an egg when they come out of stasis. Also upon exiting status each female will start counting down an "egg laying timer". This timer is 17 minutes for all dinos (except dodos) or 11 minutes 20 seconds if an Oviraptor is present. When the egg timer on your females reaches 0 they will have a chance to lay an egg. Mate boosted females have a much greater chance than unboosted females. The timer then resets. If at any time while the timer is counting down you leave your base for more than 2 minutes your dinos will go back into stasis and when you return the process starts over. Thus for maximum egg production any time you go to your base you should stay for at least 17 (or 11.33) minutes before you leave again.

Quelle : http://ark.gamepedia.com/Eggs