21 days after the hen starts to stay on the clutch. A broody hen may take several days to gather enough eggs to brood so do not count the days she is not staying on the nest.
There is no difference between the incubation time for a bantam chicken and a standard sized chicken.
No, Bantam roosters do not take care of eggs, his job is to fertilize those eggs, guard the chickens from predators, and crow.
Technically chickens do not have a gestation period, as they lay eggs rather than give live birth. However, the incubation period, when the hen is nesting over the eggs and keeping them warm, is approximately 21 days.
The gestation period for parrots is 21 - 28 days.
Probably because they have no gestation period. Although their eggs have an incubation period.
The gestation period for turtle eggs is typically around 45 to 90 days, depending on the species of turtle.
The gestation period is 19-21 days from the time the tiels start sitting on the eggs.
a fish lays eggs so it doesn't have a gestation period
No, animals that lay eggs do not have a gestation period. Instead, the embryo develops inside the egg until it is ready to hatch. Gestation typically refers to the time a mammal carries a developing fetus inside its body before giving birth.
24 to 72 hours :)
There are many fish and amphibians for which the female lays soft-shelled unfertilized eggs, which the male then fertilizes. Because the fertilized eggs were never inside the female's body, one might say that there was no gestation period. However, all animals that have internal fertilization have some length of gestation period. For most animals, the gestation period is much shorter than the time between laying the eggs and the eggs hatching: for example, a chicken egg has a gestation period of one day, but the eggs do not hatch until 24 days after being laid. Monotreme mammals (platypuses and echidnas) have longer gestation periods and proportionally shorter distances between the laying of the eggs and the eggs hatching.
the gestation period for a chick is about 21 days. for just about any other questions go to www.backyardchickens.com
Chickens don't get pregnant: they take 24 hours to produce an egg which leaves its body. When the hen decides it is time to be a mother hen, she goes "broody" and stays on that egg along with several more and all she can gather from other chickens. The hen sits on the eggs for 21 days and the eggs start to hatch. The mother hen then takes care of the chicks for about 3 months before starting to lay eggs again.