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One tooth that gets them out of the egg.

They do need more light in the winter time to keep up their laying rates. Usually around 14 hours of total daylight (or artificial light).

I have one for everyone on the fertilized eggs myth. There is a lady down the street from us who raises over a hundred chickens for eggs and meat. She says that she has absolutely no roosters because it would be sick and disgusting to eat a fertilized egg. I told her that nothing happens...