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Chickens grow very fast.
From day old baby covered in soft down to fully feathered pullet in 4 to six weeks.
They can start laying egg at about 4 to 6 months old and lay for 3 or 4 years depending on breed. The chicken usually lives for about 6 to 8 years but some have gone as long as 15 years old.
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Can 7 week old chicks stay with grown chickens?
It is generally not recommended to house 7-week-old chicks with fully-grown chickens, as the size and maturity differences can lead to aggression and potential harm to the chicks. It is best to wait until the chicks are closer in size to the adult chickens before integrating them into the same coop. Providing a separate area or enclosure for the chicks to grow and gradually introducing them to the adult flock can help ensure a smoother transition.
What is a group of chickens called?
A brood, a peep, a clutch or a flock are all descriptive of a group of chickens.
What animal cheeps?
birds and mainly baby birds
Are chickens and chicks the same?
In general terms, "chicken" can refer to both adult chickens and young chicks. However, in more specific usage, the term "chicken" typically refers to adult birds, while "chicks" specifically refer to young, recently hatched birds.
Chicks live in a group called this?
A group of chicks are called clutch or chattering.
Why do chicks grow up?
Chicks are just baby Chickens, just like puppies are baby dogs, and Kittens are baby cats. They can't stay babies for ever. So they grow up into chickens.
Do chickens have relationships?
Yes Chickens are wonderfully romantic. They have lots of little chicks and marry and grow old. Unless the chicken factory gets them ;D Yes Chickens are wonderfully romantic. They have lots of little chicks and marry and grow old. Unless the chicken factory gets them ;D
Can 7 week old chicks stay with grown chickens?
It is generally not recommended to house 7-week-old chicks with fully-grown chickens, as the size and maturity differences can lead to aggression and potential harm to the chicks. It is best to wait until the chicks are closer in size to the adult chickens before integrating them into the same coop. Providing a separate area or enclosure for the chicks to grow and gradually introducing them to the adult flock can help ensure a smoother transition.
What is the difference between laying chickens and meat chickens?
Chickens only lay eggs. Baby chickens (chicks) hatch from those eggs and grow up. If the eggs are not fertilized, however, then they will not hatch. Those are the ones that are eaten.
Why do guys call blondes chicks?
Chicks as in baby chickens. Chicks are a yellow/blonde colour.
What family do chicks belong to?
chickens
Do dogs and chickens have children?
Yes dogs have pups and chickens have chicks
Why does a chick need protein?
Baby chicks need protein so they can become full grown chickens if there is no protein they will not be able to grow.
Why does chick need protein?
Baby chicks need protein so they can become full grown chickens if there is no protein they will not be able to grow.
What do you call a chickens baby?
a chick Well i am guessing you call them chicks!!
What is a chickens nutritional needs?
Well, chickens can eat anything. but mostly they just need grass and bugs. some corn can do too. but when they are chicks they need grower feed to grow up healthy.
What plant is not made from chickens?
hens and chicks
