You can take the eggs and leave them in a cool humid (not cold) environment for about 7-10 days. the longer you hold the eggs though, the more likely the egg will become non viable and will not hatch.
Whoever answered this question earlier is a moron, so sorry about that!^_^ I am looking for the same answer, so I can clarify the question a little bit better as to avoid the conflict you saw earlier.
"If you put a hen in with a rooster, how many eggs layed afterward will be able to hatch?" I'll keep an eye on this for you. Good luck!
A hen stays fertile for about 2-2 and a half weeks after the rooster is gone. The sperm stays in her for about that long, sometimes even up to 3 weeks.
9 weeks.
well it depends if the chicken is taking care of it it will stay fertile if the mom chicken is not then you should take the eggs and hhatch them yourself they will die at night when it is cold if the mom is not taking care of them
Sesame chicken will stay good in a refrigerator for up to two days in a sealed container. The chicken will need to be put in a refrigerator after it has been cooked.
fish do not stay with the eggs
A chicken can go a few days without feed, but they dehydrate easily and need daily access to water. Care also needs to be taken if the water is in their living quarters. It should be in a container that is spill-proof. Wet litter or floor is one of the easiest ways to encourage insect and rodent invasion as well as causing fungal and bacterial overgrowth, and possible disease situations for the chickens.
No. Only hens lay eggs but hen hatched eggs are only found on small farms. Most fertilized eggs are artificially incubated and the chicks never see the hen who laid them. Chicken do not really benefit from the mother hen all that much anyway. Chicks are born able to feed themselves and instinctively know how to be a chicken. If you are asking if the rooster helps the hen incubate the clutch of eggs, then no, once the rooster has mated with the hen he is not involved.
well it depends if the chicken is taking care of it it will stay fertile if the mom chicken is not then you should take the eggs and hhatch them yourself they will die at night when it is cold if the mom is not taking care of them
Guinea and chicken eggs can not be refrigerated and stay fertile.
12 days
Infertile eggs will go white within 36 hours. The fertile ones stay amber (clear).
The egg is not a chicken unless it has been fertilized and incubated.
No The hen has no idea which eggs are fertile or not. Once the chicks hatch the broody hen will roll out the bad eggs to clean the nest and make room for the chicks to stay warm and safe.
How do you buy a fertile egg? a fertile egg cant be taken away from the mother very long because then the egg isn't warm the chick will die. You can on the other hand hatch them yourself but you must have a chick incubator. they have to stay warm to stay alive! just like us humans
Infertile eggs will go white within 36 hours. The fertile ones stay amber (clear).
None.
Not all eggs get a chicken. But those that do are often laid by them. So those eggs get a chicken the very moment they come into existence. It is also possible that a foreign egg is adopted by a chicken. In that case the egg would get its chicken when it was adopted. There would be a time limit for this, as eggs cannot stay viable forever on their own.
Because it is in their nature to sit on eggs, even when there are none there. But they need to get up to get the exercise for their legs.
No, frog parents don't stay with their eggs because the eggs are laid in water and frogs cant stay in the water for too long or they will drown.