It depends, if a chicken if Broody and the egg is not fertilized, it will continuasly sit of it. if it is fertelized, i estimate (not sure, dont blame me if this doesnt happen) about 2 weeks, maybe 3.
To start, they usually sit on a clutch of eggs. A brood hen sits on the clutch for 21 days before the first chick emerges from the shell. The hen will remain on the nest until all the eggs are hatched or she is sure no more will hatch. The brood mother will then stay on the nest keeping her brood safe and warn for a few weeks after that. In total and effort of about six to eight weeks. But well worth it.
21 days
No. Chickens are warm blooded birds. Just like any warm blooded creature (e.g. humans), if they stay too cold for too long, they will die. If the egg is cold, the chick will die before the egg can hatch. That's why hens sit on their eggs to keep them warm.
it can sit until it dies, why would you put a chicken in the fridge?
The actual formation of the egg inside the chicken takes about 24 hours, but when they sit down to lay the egg it can take anywhere from 15 minutes to a couple of hours.
it can sit on it about 20 days
You do not have to let your Egg Strata sit overnight. As long as you give the egg enough time to be absorbed that is fine. Leaving it to sit for 20 minutes should be enough.
It will sit until the others all hatch and leave any that don't hatch.
Have chicken mama sit on the egg. Mine hatched in about a minute ^_^ Toss egg in the air and you will see another crack Rock egg back and forth and he should hatch
no it needs to sit on the egg or eggs for 34 days. You are partially correct -- an egg cannot sit ignored and still hatch -- but it 21 days, not 34.
Most likely not, an egg of any animal has to maintain a certain temperature to hatch. Peacock eggs also have to keep a certain level of humidity to hatch.
You sit on it and wait a long time.
you will probably crush it. You get wet, no egg for breakfast and a smack from your mum for making extra laundry.
until the egg is ready to hatch. : p
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Around three weeks.
yes I think yes, if a warmed custom built cages can hatch eggs why not chickens? They are poultry anyway
There is no certain number of eggs a chicken has to lay before any can hatch. The requirements for an egg hatching are as follows: 1. A rooster to fertilize the eggs. 2. The hen's willingness to sit on the eggs for at least 21 days.
Well to hatch any egg you need warmth. Either you let the mother hen (or a surrragate mother) sit on the eggs until they hatch, or you can incubate them. They usually take an average 21 days to hatch. It can be risky letting a hen sit on eggs, because some chickens (particularly silkies) will sit on the eggs for so long they forget to take breaks for food and water. All you can do is wait and see. If her condition is deteriorating too quickly. Take the eggs from her. Other than that, silkies are one of the best breeds for hatching and rearing eggs!