Breeding Chickens

[RetroACE135]

When you buy a Rooster, do you have to look out for fertilized eggs and keep them separated, or do they hatch on their own after a few days?

[XxVEXTxX]

They hatch on their own, you can cook or sell the eggs as normal.

[RetroACE135]

Ok, that's great to know! I know that in the "help" section that it talks about how if you breed mammals, you have to wait until they are finished with their pregnancy, but nothing about chicken eggs.

Thanks for the help!

[Papa Maialetto XVI]

I still dont get it, am i supposed to leave the eggs in the nest during the pregnancy period? Also how many chickens are born from 4 eggs of a pregnant chicken? Thanks in advance.

[dennydenn00]

Originally posted by Papa Maialetto XVI:

I still dont get it, am i supposed to leave the eggs in the nest during the pregnancy period? Also how many chickens are born from 4 eggs of a pregnant chicken? Thanks in advance.

You can collect the eggs, you don't have to leave them in the nest. But honestly, I don't know how many chickens are born.. maybe someone else knows

[Papa Maialetto XVI]

Originally posted by dennydenn00:

Originally posted by Papa Maialetto XVI:

I still dont get it, am i supposed to leave the eggs in the nest during the pregnancy period? Also how many chickens are born from 4 eggs of a pregnant chicken? Thanks in advance.

You can collect the eggs, you don't have to leave them in the nest. But honestly, I don't know how many chickens are born.. maybe someone else knows

ok i understood it just works as a mammal pregnancy, as long as you got one male ♥♥♥♥, the chicks will give birth regardless of what you do with the eggs. for now i can confirm that only one chicken is born