Chickens can lay up to six eggs a week and around 250 eggs a year in their prime. They take 24-26 hours to produce an egg. The amount of eggs a chicken produces depends on its age, breed, time of year, the environment the chicken has access to, and its diet.
Chicken jockeys can pick up/equip items. The chicken (unless spawned with commands without the Is. Chicken. Jockey tag) does not lay eggs. However, they can still be bred into regular chickens.
So, when do chickens start laying eggs?
Technically chickens do not need nesting boxes. This is more for your convenience than theirs. Once your chickens are 16 weeks old you should start to transition them from their higher protein feed to a traditional 16% layer feed. Your chicks are soon going to be using a large amount of calcium daily.
Do chicken jockeys fall faster than normal chickens?
Bedrock Edition is an exception. Chicken jockeys fall slowly and do not take fall damage, like normal chickens. The chicken moves at the speed of the baby zombie, which is much faster than a normal chicken. Command spawned jockeys are an exception.
How many chickens do you need to spawn a jockey?
In Bedrock Edition, chickens require a light level of 7 or more to spawn, and are found in groups of 2 to 4. All baby zombie variants and baby zombified piglins have a 5% chance to spawn riding a chicken, forming a chicken jockey.
What is a chicken jockey in Minecraft?
A Chicken Jockey is a very rare hostile mob, which consists of a baby Zombie, Zombie Villager, Zombie Pigman, Husk, or Drowned riding a Chicken. They Spawn about 1% of the time in place of a zombie and its variants. This mob is very similar to a Wolf Jockey .