Chicken Coop - Revision history

Sebilis at 17:38, 12 June 2014

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2013-12-13T05:44:58Z

Chicken Coop Temperature Control

2013-03-14T14:18:09Z

2012-06-02T16:19:10Z

2012-04-30T19:51:46Z

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2012-04-30T19:33:36Z

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2012-04-30T19:32:43Z

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2011-12-31T21:15:11Z

2011-05-31T22:42:46Z

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	{{Template:BuildingInfo\|image=chicken_coop.jpg\|size=15x17\|where=[[where::Small Construction Site]] on grass\|description=For chickens and eggs.}}		{{Template:BuildingInfo\|image=chicken_coop.jpg\|size=15x17\|where=[[where::Small Construction Site]] on grass\|description=For chickens and eggs.}}

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 The Hens will lay eggs and (speculation the eggs will hatch) at any temperature, but your odds are better when the temperature is between 60 and 100 degrees. The temperature during the remainder of the 24 hour period is unimportant, except that you can't let the temperature get so far from nominal that you can't pull it back into the target range by 6:00 AM.
-Hens will continue to lay eggs if Barley is available and the temperature is comfortable. Roosters don't seems to be required for anything. <== Comment from MarvL So you might as well give your Roosters to Balthazarr for reasearch ;) <== Response from Balthazarr
+Hens will continue to lay eggs if Barley is available and the temperature is comfortable. Roosters don't seems to be required for anything. <== Comment from MarvL So you might as well give your Roosters to Balthazarr for reasearch ;) <== Response from Balthazarr   *** Roosters and Hens can be used as food for snakes in a serpentarium *** <== Comment by Larame
 * Note from Solaris: After a bit of messing around I have found that hens lay eggs at temperatures around 100, and eggs hatch at temperatures somewhere around 60-80. Closer study is needed to get the exact temperature ranges.

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	{{Template:BuildingInfo\|image=chicken_coop.jpg\|size=15x17\|where=[[where::Small Construction Site]] on grass\|description=For chickens and eggs.}}		{{Template:BuildingInfo\|image=chicken_coop.jpg\|size=15x17\|where=[[where::Small Construction Site]] on grass\|description=For chickens and eggs.}}

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 Hens will continue to lay eggs if Barley is available and the temperature is comfortable. Roosters don't seems to be required for anything. <== Comment from MarvL So you might as well give your Roosters to Balthazarr for reasearch ;) <== Response from Balthazarr
-  Roosters seem to be required for producing chickens (which you would also expect) - Solaris
 Hens will only lay, and eggs will only hatch, if some hens or some eggs have been in the coop for more than 24 hours. If you're short on Barley, you can add Hens at 5:30 AM and remove them again at 6:30 AM, to conserve Barley. Other than temperature, the program only checks the coops once per game day.

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 From 30-april 2012 (T6)
-* Chickens do eat Insects now which turns into Feed after adding them to the chicken coop. 7 Insects turn into 1 Feed in the chicken coop. The option to feed them with Insects appears only if u have Insects in your Inventory. You can feed them only Insects, but if there is barley in, they will prefer Barley. The Feed is consume at the same rate as Barley.
+* Chickens do eat Insects now which turns into Feed after adding them to the chicken coop. 1 Insects turn into 7 Feed in the chicken coop. The Feed is consume at the same rate as Barley. The option to feed them with Insects appears only if u have Insects in your Inventory. You can feed them only Insects, but if there is barley in, they will prefer Barley.
 = Slats (copied from T3) =

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 When an egg hatches into a chicken, it leaves behind a [[produces::Crushed Eggshell]] in the coop.  A chicken in a coop can be slaughtered to yield [[produces::Chicken Meat]].
-Chickens eat [[Barley]].
+Chickens eat [[Barley]] and new in T6 they eat now [[Insects]] too.
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 ** You can put up to 100 eggs in a coop, but only 20 of them will hatch.
 ** If a rooster hatches, you will only get Roosters that day, and usually just one Rooster.
 = Slats (copied from T3) =

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-{{Template:BuildingInfo|image=chicken_coop.jpg|size=15x17|where=[[where::Small Construction Site on grass]]|description=For chickens and eggs.}}
+{{Template:BuildingInfo|image=chicken_coop.jpg|size=15x17|where=[[where::Small Construction Site]] on grass|description=For chickens and eggs.}}
 = Source =
 This building becomes available after you have learned the [[requires::Avian Selection]] tech.
+[[Hen]]s are caught by examining [[Pale Pampas Grass]], and [[Rooster]]s, by examining Dark Pampas Grass.
 = Cost =
-Must be built from a [[Small_Construction_Site|Small Construction Site]]
+Must be built from a [[Small_Construction_Site|Small Construction Site]], on grass.
 * 50 [[requires::Boards]]
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 = Use =
-Chicken Coops house [[produces::Chickens]] (Hens and Rosters), and they can breed and lay [[produces::Eggs]] here.
+Chicken Coops house [[Hen]]s and [[Rooster]]s, which will produce [[produces::Eggs]] here.  Only [[hen]]s are needed to produce sterile (will not hatch) [[eggs]].
 When an egg hatches into a chicken, it leaves behind a [[produces::Crushed Eggshell]] in the coop.  A chicken in a coop can be slaughtered to yield [[produces::Chicken Meat]].

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−	To find a Hen Examine Pale Pampas Grass near the shoreline of any body of water. If you succeed, you will get a msg saying you caught a hen. Roosters are harder to catch and can be found by examining Dark ~~pampas~~ Grass. (Euripedus)	+	To find a Hen Examine Pale Pampas Grass near the shoreline of any body of water. If you succeed, you will get a msg saying you caught a hen. Roosters are harder to catch and can be found by examining Dark Pampas Grass. (Euripedus)

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