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Do you have to do anything specail to keep them alive? and out of curiosity, say the fertilized eggs are partailly developed- could I still keep them for after the move? and 1 last thing-how do you candle a egg without a candler?

She's a black austrolorp, is that a good breed for being broody? Also I have a free supply of fertilized eggs right now but won't after I move. Could I somehow take a few fertilized eggs with me while keeping them alive? If so, how long would they keep?

Ok, so if I do get eggs for her to hatch I still have a problem-I'm moving in two weeks. Perfect timing huh? The drive is only a couple hours long but I need to know how to move her without upsetting her and making her abandon her eggs. Will A ride in a car upset her to much? Should I forget...

Is it normal for a hen to go broody even if we have no rooster? I'm almost certain we don't have one becuase we get seven eggs nearly every day. I don't want to take the eggs away from her because it just seems mean to me but also because she pecks my hand HARD every time I try. What do I do?