What is the easiest way to hatch eggs in Pokemon Platinum?
Q. Hi. I'm trying to get a jolly chimchar so it has good speed and I'm still breeding but I need a really fast way to hatch the eggs. So far all I do is go up and down through solaceon town. Please help!!!
Asked by Awesome Nightmare - Sat Aug 22 17:27:58 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You get your bike and put it on the fastest gear and go up and down, and have a pokemon with the ability flame body or magma armor. Hope this helped Mip
Answered by Mip - Mon Aug 24 04:30:55 2009
Q. Hi. I'm trying to get a jolly chimchar so it has good speed and I'm still breeding but I need a really fast way to hatch the eggs. So far all I do is go up and down through solaceon town. Please help!!!
Asked by Awesome Nightmare - Sat Aug 22 17:27:58 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You get your bike and put it on the fastest gear and go up and down, and have a pokemon with the ability flame body or magma armor. Hope this helped Mip
Answered by Mip - Mon Aug 24 04:30:55 2009
Up to how long will it take for a Mallard duck to hatch eggs?
Q. I noticed a duck sitting on a nest close to my front walk about a month ago. I thought she should've hatched her eggs by now. It's probably been about 30 days since I noticed the last one. Is the 28 days just approxiamate. And is there any specific time of day they might hatch?
Asked by jen c - Fri May 16 11:39:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you find a Mallard's nest on your property and don't see the mother on the eggs, don't necessarily worry. Ducks lay an egg every day or two until they have a full clutch (usually 8 to 15); only then will the mother start to sit on them. It takes the eggs 28 days to hatch from when she starts sitting all the time. When they hatch, she will soon lead them to a nearby body of water. The father takes no part in caring for the eggs or young.
Answered by mslucy22033 - Fri May 16 12:09:22 2008
Q. I noticed a duck sitting on a nest close to my front walk about a month ago. I thought she should've hatched her eggs by now. It's probably been about 30 days since I noticed the last one. Is the 28 days just approxiamate. And is there any specific time of day they might hatch?
Asked by jen c - Fri May 16 11:39:18 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you find a Mallard's nest on your property and don't see the mother on the eggs, don't necessarily worry. Ducks lay an egg every day or two until they have a full clutch (usually 8 to 15); only then will the mother start to sit on them. It takes the eggs 28 days to hatch from when she starts sitting all the time. When they hatch, she will soon lead them to a nearby body of water. The father takes no part in caring for the eggs or young.
Answered by mslucy22033 - Fri May 16 12:09:22 2008
Do farmers let you hatch eggs from your own house?
Q. I like chickens and i was wondering if farmers let you hatch some of their eggs.And when they hatch i could give the eggs back. sorry i made a mistake meant give the farmers the chicks back.
Asked by . - Mon May 11 20:44:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Without a hen to sit on the eggs, you will need to purchase a brooder to keep the eggs warm for 21 days. The eggs need to be turned frequently. If the eggs have not been fertilized by the rooster before the hen lays them, they will not hatch. Unless this is a small farm, chicken raising is done inside, and most of the eggs will not be fertile eggs. Why don't you just go visit the farm with your folks, and spend some time watching the chickens.
Answered by unknown - Mon May 11 21:03:45 2009
Q. I like chickens and i was wondering if farmers let you hatch some of their eggs.And when they hatch i could give the eggs back. sorry i made a mistake meant give the farmers the chicks back.
Asked by . - Mon May 11 20:44:09 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Without a hen to sit on the eggs, you will need to purchase a brooder to keep the eggs warm for 21 days. The eggs need to be turned frequently. If the eggs have not been fertilized by the rooster before the hen lays them, they will not hatch. Unless this is a small farm, chicken raising is done inside, and most of the eggs will not be fertile eggs. Why don't you just go visit the farm with your folks, and spend some time watching the chickens.
Answered by unknown - Mon May 11 21:03:45 2009
Can cockroach eggs hatch without the mother taking care of them?
Q. Chicken eggs need the mother to keep the eggs warm in order for them to be able to hatch. What about cockroach eggs? Can they hatch without the mother keeping the eggs warm? I found a few cockroaches in my home and I'm concern they (if they were females) might have left some eggs behind.
Asked by Dee Dee - Mon Jun 2 01:29:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not only cockroaches but all insect and reptile eggs do not need the mother to warm them .They can hatch being warmed by ambient temperature. This is why insects lay far more many eggs than birds, hopefully that some of them can hatch. The only mother care is protection from predators.
Answered by yagoubidris - Mon Jun 2 02:30:36 2008
Q. Chicken eggs need the mother to keep the eggs warm in order for them to be able to hatch. What about cockroach eggs? Can they hatch without the mother keeping the eggs warm? I found a few cockroaches in my home and I'm concern they (if they were females) might have left some eggs behind.
Asked by Dee Dee - Mon Jun 2 01:29:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not only cockroaches but all insect and reptile eggs do not need the mother to warm them .They can hatch being warmed by ambient temperature. This is why insects lay far more many eggs than birds, hopefully that some of them can hatch. The only mother care is protection from predators.
Answered by yagoubidris - Mon Jun 2 02:30:36 2008
When Cichlid eggs hatch do the little baby fish fight with each other?
Q. Well I have 2 Cichlid fish and they just layed eggs and I am wondering when the eggs will hatch and if the baby fish will fight with each other. I also want to know what to feed them.
Asked by Musical Girl - Sun Dec 14 22:07:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What species of fish you have? It's generally more helpful if you list by species instead of saying cichlid. Most cichlids themselves are not really egg layers as much as there are mouthbrooders, but some do lay eggs yes. I am thinking you have some kind of South or Central American? When hatching, depending on tank size, I would say generally, no they won't fight too much at that time. You will see usually though, the ones that grow out faster are the males, and this aids in sexing fry early on. It's not 100% accurate, but more like 70-80. After about 3-4 weeks of growth, and if the tank is rather small, you'd probably see the onset of aggression among the males at that time. Feeding fry, I generally feed mine de-capsulated shrimp… [cont.]
Answered by I am Legend - Sun Dec 14 23:49:51 2008
Q. Well I have 2 Cichlid fish and they just layed eggs and I am wondering when the eggs will hatch and if the baby fish will fight with each other. I also want to know what to feed them.
Asked by Musical Girl - Sun Dec 14 22:07:38 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. What species of fish you have? It's generally more helpful if you list by species instead of saying cichlid. Most cichlids themselves are not really egg layers as much as there are mouthbrooders, but some do lay eggs yes. I am thinking you have some kind of South or Central American? When hatching, depending on tank size, I would say generally, no they won't fight too much at that time. You will see usually though, the ones that grow out faster are the males, and this aids in sexing fry early on. It's not 100% accurate, but more like 70-80. After about 3-4 weeks of growth, and if the tank is rather small, you'd probably see the onset of aggression among the males at that time. Feeding fry, I generally feed mine de-capsulated shrimp… [cont.]
Answered by I am Legend - Sun Dec 14 23:49:51 2008
Will brine shrimp eggs hatch in my freshwater aquarium?
Q. i have one pack of shrimp eggs and i don't know what to do with them. i was thinking of just emptying the contents in my aquarium but i want them to hatch and do not want to buy the shrimpery container.
Asked by greenmiamicat - Fri Oct 19 16:40:48 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They need to have saltwater for the best hatch rate. There's probably salt in the container if you bought the small bags. If you bought the tubes, there won't be. You don't need a "hatchery" to raise them. The first time I hatched them, I used a plastic bowl (like the golfish bowls) that was over a liter in size, and used an airpump with an airstone. They hatched, and I raised them to adults. You could also use an clean soda bottle or large clear vase. If you don't have the type with added salt, add a Tablespoon of non-iodized salt to 2 cups of conditioned water (chlorine and chloramine can kill the baby shrimp). Sea salt is preferred, but I have hatched them using just rock salt.
Answered by copperhead - Fri Oct 19 17:02:48 2007
Q. i have one pack of shrimp eggs and i don't know what to do with them. i was thinking of just emptying the contents in my aquarium but i want them to hatch and do not want to buy the shrimpery container.
Asked by greenmiamicat - Fri Oct 19 16:40:48 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They need to have saltwater for the best hatch rate. There's probably salt in the container if you bought the small bags. If you bought the tubes, there won't be. You don't need a "hatchery" to raise them. The first time I hatched them, I used a plastic bowl (like the golfish bowls) that was over a liter in size, and used an airpump with an airstone. They hatched, and I raised them to adults. You could also use an clean soda bottle or large clear vase. If you don't have the type with added salt, add a Tablespoon of non-iodized salt to 2 cups of conditioned water (chlorine and chloramine can kill the baby shrimp). Sea salt is preferred, but I have hatched them using just rock salt.
Answered by copperhead - Fri Oct 19 17:02:48 2007
How long does it take for crab eggs to hatch?
Q. My uncle has a box of bait crabs and there are two crabs that are pregnant, and i was wondering how long it will be before the eggs hatch.
Asked by xjustxsmilex - Sat Jul 11 22:06:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Climate change may affect crab hatching Hatching was significantly delayed at colder temperatures with about a 46-day difference from 2.3 C to 6.1 C. Length of development was related to temperature via a power function, and ranged from 410 8 days at 6.1 C to 434 11 days at 2.3 C. Length of hatching increased from 40 4.6 days at 2.3 C to 55 6.2 days at 6.1 C. A model for predicting hatching dates from an eye index was developed using a quadratic equation. Embryo development at 4.3 and 6.1 C was arrested between weeks 35 and 50; this evidence, plus other behavioral observations, suggests that crabs may be able to adjust development rates to partially compensate for temperature changes
Answered by raasa - Tue Jul 14 10:15:58 2009
Q. My uncle has a box of bait crabs and there are two crabs that are pregnant, and i was wondering how long it will be before the eggs hatch.
Asked by xjustxsmilex - Sat Jul 11 22:06:07 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Climate change may affect crab hatching Hatching was significantly delayed at colder temperatures with about a 46-day difference from 2.3 C to 6.1 C. Length of development was related to temperature via a power function, and ranged from 410 8 days at 6.1 C to 434 11 days at 2.3 C. Length of hatching increased from 40 4.6 days at 2.3 C to 55 6.2 days at 6.1 C. A model for predicting hatching dates from an eye index was developed using a quadratic equation. Embryo development at 4.3 and 6.1 C was arrested between weeks 35 and 50; this evidence, plus other behavioral observations, suggests that crabs may be able to adjust development rates to partially compensate for temperature changes
Answered by raasa - Tue Jul 14 10:15:58 2009
How long does it take befor ghost shrimp eggs hatch?
Q. I have 2 female ghost shrimp that have eggs and I was wandering how long it will take for their eggs to hatch and how will I know when they have? Also what kind of food should I feed them? Where can I buy the food?
Asked by rayray - Fri Jan 2 00:08:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll find it very difficult to get much accurate info on the 'net...I already tried. Here's what I have learned from breeding and raising my own ghost shrimp. Once you see the eggs (green to start), you have about 21 days until they are released into the tank. The eggs will get bigger and turn greenish/brown along the way. During the last couple of days, the eggs will be clear, except for some black dots where the eggs used to be. These are hatched ghost shrimp (still attached to mom). The black dots are their stomachs full of food. When you notice the eggs get big and brownish in color, put the mom in a breeding net with some plants (about day 18 or so). Do not put the shrimp in with your fry, they will eat them. Keep an eye on the… [cont.]
Answered by Daniela =] - Fri Jan 2 00:20:26 2009
Q. I have 2 female ghost shrimp that have eggs and I was wandering how long it will take for their eggs to hatch and how will I know when they have? Also what kind of food should I feed them? Where can I buy the food?
Asked by rayray - Fri Jan 2 00:08:08 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You'll find it very difficult to get much accurate info on the 'net...I already tried. Here's what I have learned from breeding and raising my own ghost shrimp. Once you see the eggs (green to start), you have about 21 days until they are released into the tank. The eggs will get bigger and turn greenish/brown along the way. During the last couple of days, the eggs will be clear, except for some black dots where the eggs used to be. These are hatched ghost shrimp (still attached to mom). The black dots are their stomachs full of food. When you notice the eggs get big and brownish in color, put the mom in a breeding net with some plants (about day 18 or so). Do not put the shrimp in with your fry, they will eat them. Keep an eye on the… [cont.]
Answered by Daniela =] - Fri Jan 2 00:20:26 2009
How many days to hatch eggs?
Q. I have 3 green amievas. one just laid eggs today...any idea how many days for the eggs to hatch if all goes well??
Asked by AshlieRhey - Fri Jun 6 18:44:49 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, normal reptile eggs hatch in about a week. So don't think it is going to hatch in one week! But the limit is one month.
Answered by ? man - Fri Jun 6 19:02:41 2008
Q. I have 3 green amievas. one just laid eggs today...any idea how many days for the eggs to hatch if all goes well??
Asked by AshlieRhey - Fri Jun 6 18:44:49 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well, normal reptile eggs hatch in about a week. So don't think it is going to hatch in one week! But the limit is one month.
Answered by ? man - Fri Jun 6 19:02:41 2008
How long does it take until a mother goose's eggs hatch?
Q. Down at our pond we have two geese, obviously a mother and a father, and they have made a nest consisting three eggs, its been about 2 or more weeks since the eggs were laid, and i want to know how much longer until they hatch or if they could be dead?
Asked by destiny vsyou - Sat May 24 15:10:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A goose's eggs will hatch in 30 to 35 days. I assume that you are talking about a pair of Canadian Geese? If they only have three eggs this is their first or second year of trying to raise babies. They usually don't start trying to lay and raise babies until they are four or five years old. Then by about the third season they have it figured out and start laying more eggs. I have had hens lay as many as 19 eggs in one nest. That was a pair of birds that we knew for sure were at least 13 years old because that was how long we owned them. If you decide to keep the babies and you pen them up you would need a federal permit to contain them. The interesting thing about Canadian Geese is that they will return to the place they were hatched… [cont.]
Answered by Pigeonboy - Sat May 24 15:21:51 2008
Q. Down at our pond we have two geese, obviously a mother and a father, and they have made a nest consisting three eggs, its been about 2 or more weeks since the eggs were laid, and i want to know how much longer until they hatch or if they could be dead?
Asked by destiny vsyou - Sat May 24 15:10:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A goose's eggs will hatch in 30 to 35 days. I assume that you are talking about a pair of Canadian Geese? If they only have three eggs this is their first or second year of trying to raise babies. They usually don't start trying to lay and raise babies until they are four or five years old. Then by about the third season they have it figured out and start laying more eggs. I have had hens lay as many as 19 eggs in one nest. That was a pair of birds that we knew for sure were at least 13 years old because that was how long we owned them. If you decide to keep the babies and you pen them up you would need a federal permit to contain them. The interesting thing about Canadian Geese is that they will return to the place they were hatched… [cont.]
Answered by Pigeonboy - Sat May 24 15:21:51 2008
How do i make sure my chickens eggs hatch?
Q. I've quite recently bought 3 hens and a cockerel. The hens are young around a few months old i think according to the farmer. The eggs that they have laid are small but we've kept them and the hens are still laying. How long will it take for the eggs to hatch and the hens to start sitting on them? will they sit on them at all? and will i need an incubator or should leaving the hens to their natural things be better? also i was wondering how to make the hens's eggs bigger than the size they are now? i feed them pellets and rice and have looked up the type apparently they are shaver reds, dunno if this helps? thanks
Asked by ac125 - Sun Apr 27 13:14:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The small eggs you are getting now are known as pullet eggs. It shouldn't be long before your girls fully mature and start laying full size eggs. Most commercial laying breeds have had most of their broodiness bred out of them. This means they are not good at sitting on the eggs and an incubator would be recommended for hatching. The shaver reds are a red sex link breed. This means they are a cross bred chicken developed for egg production. Because they are crossbred the chicks that hatch from their eggs might not be similar to the parents.
Answered by winterrules - Sun Apr 27 13:50:01 2008
Q. I've quite recently bought 3 hens and a cockerel. The hens are young around a few months old i think according to the farmer. The eggs that they have laid are small but we've kept them and the hens are still laying. How long will it take for the eggs to hatch and the hens to start sitting on them? will they sit on them at all? and will i need an incubator or should leaving the hens to their natural things be better? also i was wondering how to make the hens's eggs bigger than the size they are now? i feed them pellets and rice and have looked up the type apparently they are shaver reds, dunno if this helps? thanks
Asked by ac125 - Sun Apr 27 13:14:53 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The small eggs you are getting now are known as pullet eggs. It shouldn't be long before your girls fully mature and start laying full size eggs. Most commercial laying breeds have had most of their broodiness bred out of them. This means they are not good at sitting on the eggs and an incubator would be recommended for hatching. The shaver reds are a red sex link breed. This means they are a cross bred chicken developed for egg production. Because they are crossbred the chicks that hatch from their eggs might not be similar to the parents.
Answered by winterrules - Sun Apr 27 13:50:01 2008
can someone give me a quick tutorial of what to do when my cockatiels eggs hatch?
Q. my birds bred, and then laid 4 eggs. one fell out and broke so now i have 3. when the eggs hatch i don't know what im supposed to do. i have read about it for months i know about handfeeding them and stuff. i just want to know exactly the basics. i have done my homework but couldn't find any info on this.
Asked by morgan p - Wed Oct 10 10:31:53 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nice question,,1st thing to do is to do nothing.just let the parent birds do the work, they know whats best for the chicks. just give them plenty of good food and regular water change daily. for added nutrition for the chicks, give the parents dry hand feeding formulas that you can buy at your local pet shop.do not mix them with water, let the parents do the feeding. hand rearing should only be done if and only if the parents cannot take care for them..enjoy your tiels!!!
Answered by bernie g - Wed Oct 10 11:39:12 2007
Q. my birds bred, and then laid 4 eggs. one fell out and broke so now i have 3. when the eggs hatch i don't know what im supposed to do. i have read about it for months i know about handfeeding them and stuff. i just want to know exactly the basics. i have done my homework but couldn't find any info on this.
Asked by morgan p - Wed Oct 10 10:31:53 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. nice question,,1st thing to do is to do nothing.just let the parent birds do the work, they know whats best for the chicks. just give them plenty of good food and regular water change daily. for added nutrition for the chicks, give the parents dry hand feeding formulas that you can buy at your local pet shop.do not mix them with water, let the parents do the feeding. hand rearing should only be done if and only if the parents cannot take care for them..enjoy your tiels!!!
Answered by bernie g - Wed Oct 10 11:39:12 2007
Can maine lobster eggs hatch in a tank?
Q. I currently have a salt water tank for crab and lobsters. I have found out that one of the lobsters has eggs. I put the lobster in a separate tank and saw many many green eggs all on the bottom of the tank. My question is, is it possible for the eggs to hatch? The type of lobster is the Maine Lobster.
Asked by fishebubblez@sbcglobal.net - Thu Aug 27 17:51:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry, those eggs are dead. The eggs would normally remain attached to the females underside. She keeps them well oxygenated by moving those small appendages along the underside of the tail. Most likely the trauma of capture caused her to release the eggs and they died. Another clue is that you stated the eggs are green. normally they would start off white and as they matured would get darker, certainly not green. Or possibly they were not fertile
Answered by unknown - Thu Aug 27 18:04:40 2009
Q. I currently have a salt water tank for crab and lobsters. I have found out that one of the lobsters has eggs. I put the lobster in a separate tank and saw many many green eggs all on the bottom of the tank. My question is, is it possible for the eggs to hatch? The type of lobster is the Maine Lobster.
Asked by fishebubblez@sbcglobal.net - Thu Aug 27 17:51:09 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry, those eggs are dead. The eggs would normally remain attached to the females underside. She keeps them well oxygenated by moving those small appendages along the underside of the tail. Most likely the trauma of capture caused her to release the eggs and they died. Another clue is that you stated the eggs are green. normally they would start off white and as they matured would get darker, certainly not green. Or possibly they were not fertile
Answered by unknown - Thu Aug 27 18:04:40 2009
Is it possible to hatch fertilized eggs under a heat light?
Q. The mother chicken had been sitting on her eggs for about a week and a half. She must have been gotten by a racoon. we found her eggs the next day and brought them inside and put them under a heat light. they are not burning hot they are warm. we take off the light for about 10-20 min a day so they can cool down a tiny bit. Will it be possible for them to hatch without their mom?
Asked by shelbd2010 - Sat Oct 6 22:07:09 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not sure you need to turn off the light at all-if it is at the right temp they will hatch---hope this answers your question---enjoy the night
Answered by lazaruslong138 - Sat Oct 6 22:15:30 2007
Q. The mother chicken had been sitting on her eggs for about a week and a half. She must have been gotten by a racoon. we found her eggs the next day and brought them inside and put them under a heat light. they are not burning hot they are warm. we take off the light for about 10-20 min a day so they can cool down a tiny bit. Will it be possible for them to hatch without their mom?
Asked by shelbd2010 - Sat Oct 6 22:07:09 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not sure you need to turn off the light at all-if it is at the right temp they will hatch---hope this answers your question---enjoy the night
Answered by lazaruslong138 - Sat Oct 6 22:15:30 2007
Will budgie eggs hatch without an incubator?
Q. I'm just about to start breeding my budgies and I would like to know if i would be needing a incubator? Don't budgies sit on the eggs till they hatch? Also for lovebirds do they also need a incubator? or the parents will sit on them till they are hatched? . . . . I'm new to this whole process so why exactly would one need a incubator?
Asked by Thingsssssssss - Tue Aug 19 12:03:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i'd only use an incubator if there is only one parent or none at all. budgie parents usually incubate their eggs but if you only have one they might starve them selves to death. the mothers are usually incubating while th father feeds her (at times it looks like they kiss but their actually feeding each other). and this way the parents could feed them once they hatched. if the parents are feeding make sure that the babies chest are round meaning that the parents are feeding and not neglectinting their children. you should also make sure the parents eat as well. you need to be present most of the time to take care of them. and you need to be there all the time when you're using the incubator and if they've hatched. if you have any more… [cont.]
Answered by Ken T - Tue Aug 19 12:36:17 2008
Q. I'm just about to start breeding my budgies and I would like to know if i would be needing a incubator? Don't budgies sit on the eggs till they hatch? Also for lovebirds do they also need a incubator? or the parents will sit on them till they are hatched? . . . . I'm new to this whole process so why exactly would one need a incubator?
Asked by Thingsssssssss - Tue Aug 19 12:03:12 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well i'd only use an incubator if there is only one parent or none at all. budgie parents usually incubate their eggs but if you only have one they might starve them selves to death. the mothers are usually incubating while th father feeds her (at times it looks like they kiss but their actually feeding each other). and this way the parents could feed them once they hatched. if the parents are feeding make sure that the babies chest are round meaning that the parents are feeding and not neglectinting their children. you should also make sure the parents eat as well. you need to be present most of the time to take care of them. and you need to be there all the time when you're using the incubator and if they've hatched. if you have any more… [cont.]
Answered by Ken T - Tue Aug 19 12:36:17 2008
How long does it take for duck eggs to hatch... Does the mother duck have to sit on the eggs continously....?
Q. Do all the eggs hatch at the same time.?? Our mother duck is sitting behind our climatis vine.
Asked by baucusdean2000 - Mon Jun 11 13:53:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most ducks take 28 days to hatch from the time the momma starts sitting on them.(Muscovy's take 35 days)Sometimes they can take up to three days for all the eggs to hatch once they start .She will sit all but a few minutes out of the day during which time she will eat and drink.Make sure her food and water are close enough for her to get to it without having to go far as she will not like to get very far away.Also this nesting time is when they are really a likely meal for a predator.Make sure she is protected if you can.
Answered by Wanda F - Mon Jun 11 18:14:49 2007
Q. Do all the eggs hatch at the same time.?? Our mother duck is sitting behind our climatis vine.
Asked by baucusdean2000 - Mon Jun 11 13:53:50 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most ducks take 28 days to hatch from the time the momma starts sitting on them.(Muscovy's take 35 days)Sometimes they can take up to three days for all the eggs to hatch once they start .She will sit all but a few minutes out of the day during which time she will eat and drink.Make sure her food and water are close enough for her to get to it without having to go far as she will not like to get very far away.Also this nesting time is when they are really a likely meal for a predator.Make sure she is protected if you can.
Answered by Wanda F - Mon Jun 11 18:14:49 2007
how long before pegions eggs hatch?
Q. i have a large female pegion nesting in my garden and she has four large eggs. How long before they hatch? pigeon... sorry terrible spelling!!
Asked by Littleme - Mon Jul 3 08:41:47 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 17-19 days incubation period although this depends solely on temperature and climate try www.nationalmodenaclub.co m
Answered by dirtyharry7717 - Mon Jul 3 09:03:34 2006
Q. i have a large female pegion nesting in my garden and she has four large eggs. How long before they hatch? pigeon... sorry terrible spelling!!
Asked by Littleme - Mon Jul 3 08:41:47 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 17-19 days incubation period although this depends solely on temperature and climate try www.nationalmodenaclub.co m
Answered by dirtyharry7717 - Mon Jul 3 09:03:34 2006
hey any one out here know how long it takes for duck eggs hatch?
Q. i have duck eggs that ive had for a while and they havent hatched yet...how long does it take to hatch?
Asked by freak boy - Sun Apr 13 13:52:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes 28 days. ( except muscovies ). If it has been more than that and they haven't pipped I am guessing either they weren't fertile or they didn't have the right temperature during incubation or the right humidity or you didn't turn them.
Answered by PERFECT POMS - Sun Apr 13 21:16:55 2008
Q. i have duck eggs that ive had for a while and they havent hatched yet...how long does it take to hatch?
Asked by freak boy - Sun Apr 13 13:52:21 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It takes 28 days. ( except muscovies ). If it has been more than that and they haven't pipped I am guessing either they weren't fertile or they didn't have the right temperature during incubation or the right humidity or you didn't turn them.
Answered by PERFECT POMS - Sun Apr 13 21:16:55 2008
How do you hatch eggs from Dragcave?
Q. I currently have 3 eggs and have about 150 views on each, 69 Unique Views and very low click, I read that the views and click help it hatch faster but I was wondering how do I get the click up? My Eggs
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Q. I currently have 3 eggs and have about 150 views on each, 69 Unique Views and very low click, I read that the views and click help it hatch faster but I was wondering how do I get the click up? My Eggs
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A. post your eggs on fansites. you can click on your eggs yourself, and it will count once every 24 ours. you don't really need the clicks for them to hatch but it helps. try these fansites- www.eggswilldragons.com www.sotidragon.com www.jadedestiny.com
Answered by Christie - Sat Aug 29 06:37:41 2009
A. post your eggs on fansites. you can click on your eggs yourself, and it will count once every 24 ours. you don't really need the clicks for them to hatch but it helps. try these fansites- www.eggswilldragons.com www.sotidragon.com www.jadedestiny.com
Answered by Christie - Sat Aug 29 06:37:41 2009
When Peigeons lay two eggs is it normal for the second not to hatch till after the first?
Q. My family just started raising peigeons and they have two that have nestedf one nest has two eggs and the other has one. The first egg hatched three days ago... Do you think the otyher is dead?
Asked by Janet C - Wed Apr 15 18:53:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually one will hatch then the other a few days later. I would give a few more days but if the bird is still laying on egg dont take it away wait and see what happens.
Answered by Beth P - Wed Apr 15 19:41:44 2009
Q. My family just started raising peigeons and they have two that have nestedf one nest has two eggs and the other has one. The first egg hatched three days ago... Do you think the otyher is dead?
Asked by Janet C - Wed Apr 15 18:53:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Usually one will hatch then the other a few days later. I would give a few more days but if the bird is still laying on egg dont take it away wait and see what happens.
Answered by Beth P - Wed Apr 15 19:41:44 2009
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