Barred rocks or Barred Plymouth Rock hens are somewhat early maturing birds and should start producing eggs about 20 to 24 weeks old. The first eggs will be somewhat small until they get going into what is often a good to excellent layer. The eggs of a standard Barred rock will be large size and range from pinkish to medium brown.
When a Barred Plymouth Rock Chickens reaches the age of at least six mouths the hens should start to lay eggs. There must be a roster to mate with the hen first at least one time before the hen could start laying eggs.
Banty chickens will start to lay at 6 months
The chickens lay eggs every day and lay about 5 at a time.
Barred Rocks are somewhat early maturing and should therefore be laying at about 5 to 6 months old. Make sure they are getting good nutrition and have easy access to clean nesting boxes.
Barred Rocks usually lay their first egg at about 6 months old and will continue to produce eggs for up to two years on average. As the hen ages past two she will slow her egg production and by the time the hen has reached the complete end of her layer years she will be about 3 years old.
The color of the hen's feathers has little to do with the egg shell color. A black hen can lay a white egg or a brown egg...you might even find one that lays blue eggs.Actually, its the skin around the sides of the face (known as "earlobes") that correlateswith egg color. The egg color and the earlobe color do not match,rather it is possible to predict the color of a hen's eggs by looking ather earlobes. In general, the darker the earlobes, the darker the eggs.Hens with white earlobes usually produce white eggs. Hens with red,brown, or black earlobes usually lay brown eggs.There are many exceptions to this rule, though. For example, chickens of the Silkiebreed often have blue or black earlobes and they generally lay whiteeggs.
scorpion does not lay eggs. it is not like the spider which lay eggs.
They lay eggs
Welsummer chickens lay dark brown eggs. If you have a bird that looks like a welsummer but lays white eggs its probably a brown leghorn.
They can lay anywhere from medium to large to extra large, although it tends to be large.
They lay their eggs in small places predators cant get the eggs like seaweed and under rocks or in holes
under large rocks in a river
The Plymouth Rock, or Barred Rock, is a breed orginating in the United States. The hen will begin to lay eggs at around 5 months of age. Extreme cold or heat will delay the first set of eggs, which are pink to medium brown and weigh approximately 2.5oz from a mature bird.
Usually at the bottom of the tank in the rocks.
Go to and hatchery website and select brown egg layers. You can tell from cross bred chickens by the color of the feathers around there ear canal. White=white egg, brown=brown egg. On our farm the best brown egg layers are Rhode Island Reds (production or heritage), Barred Rocks, and Moyers ( a breed by Moyer Hatchery)
maybe under rocks and sticks if you have any in the tank
no, they lay their eggs under rocks, logs, and other damp places.
None. Roosters do not lay eggs, because they are males. They do, however, fertilize hens, who then lay eggs that can be either fertile or non-fertile.
Barred Rocks usually lay their first egg at about 6 months old and will continue to produce eggs for up to two years on average. As the hen ages past two she will slow her egg production and by the time the hen has reached the complete end of her layer years she will be about 3 years old.
The color of the hen's feathers has little to do with the egg shell color. A black hen can lay a white egg or a brown egg...you might even find one that lays blue eggs.Actually, its the skin around the sides of the face (known as "earlobes") that correlateswith egg color. The egg color and the earlobe color do not match,rather it is possible to predict the color of a hen's eggs by looking ather earlobes. In general, the darker the earlobes, the darker the eggs.Hens with white earlobes usually produce white eggs. Hens with red,brown, or black earlobes usually lay brown eggs.There are many exceptions to this rule, though. For example, chickens of the Silkiebreed often have blue or black earlobes and they generally lay whiteeggs.
If you are asking what some of the different breeds of chickens are out there, some egg layers are Rhode Island Reds, Isa Browns, Barred Rocks, Arucanas, among others. Some are meat and egg chickens. Guineas also lay eggs and you can eat them as well.