Difference between revisions of "Chicken"
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| − | Chickens are hatched by dropping a [[Fertilized Egg| Fertilized Egg]] in the right conditions. The chick will hatch out of the egg after a few minutes | + | Chickens are hatched by dropping a [[Fertilized Egg| Fertilized Egg]] in the right conditions (20C-30C). The chick will hatch out of the egg after a few minutes. The chicken should lay a [[Fertilized Egg| Fertilized Egg]] and some [[Unfertilized Eggs| Unfertilized Egg]] before it dies (numbers may very depending on conditions '''Needs more research'''). |
Chickens do not seam to eat [[Potato| Potatoes]] or [[Fern| Ferns]] but will eat [[Corn| Corn]], [[Wheat| Wheat]] and [[Soybean| Soybeans]]. | Chickens do not seam to eat [[Potato| Potatoes]] or [[Fern| Ferns]] but will eat [[Corn| Corn]], [[Wheat| Wheat]] and [[Soybean| Soybeans]]. | ||
| + | A chick or chicken is much like a plant and will display a life bar when in need of something. | ||
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| + | My 1st Chicken managed to eat 26 wheat, 8 corn and 5 soy in about a day and a half. I strongly suggest rationing ! | ||
| + | It also produced 6 [[Unfertilized Eggs| Unfertilized Eggs]] and 1 [[Fertilized Egg| Fertilized Egg]]. I Suspect they produce 1 [[Fertilized Egg| Fertilized Egg]] per day. My chicken managed to produced an egg even though it was starving suggesting a time delay and not health dependencies. My 1st Chick also consumed 7mols of O2 in that time. | ||
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| − | ! | + | ! Info !! |
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| − | | | + | | Pressure || Normal Human should be good 50KPa-100KPa |
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| − | | Tempreture || | + | | Tempreture || Around 20c-30c ? |
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| − | | | + | | Atmosphere || >10% o2 at 50KPa ? |
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| − | | Longest Life Span || ? Days | + | | Longest Life Span || ? Days (possibly infinite) |
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| Crops Consumed Per Day || ? | | Crops Consumed Per Day || ? | ||
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| − | | [[Fertilized Egg| Fertilized Eggs]] laid || 1 | + | | [[Fertilized Egg| Fertilized Eggs]] laid || 1 ? |
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| − | | [[Unfertilized Egg| Unfertilized Eggs]] laid || ? | + | | [[Unfertilized Egg| Unfertilized Eggs]] laid || 5 ? |
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| − | '''Warning:''' Chickens will eat items contained in closed storage boxes and | + | '''Warning:''' Chickens will eat items contained in closed storage boxes, lockers and stored on your character. They will also consume live vegetation so be very careful about where you let them go. |
Revision as of 10:19, 6 March 2018
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| Stacks | No (It is a chicken) |
Description
Chickens are hatched by dropping a Fertilized Egg in the right conditions (20C-30C). The chick will hatch out of the egg after a few minutes. The chicken should lay a Fertilized Egg and some Unfertilized Egg before it dies (numbers may very depending on conditions Needs more research). Chickens do not seam to eat Potatoes or Ferns but will eat Corn, Wheat and Soybeans. A chick or chicken is much like a plant and will display a life bar when in need of something.
My 1st Chicken managed to eat 26 wheat, 8 corn and 5 soy in about a day and a half. I strongly suggest rationing ! It also produced 6 Unfertilized Eggs and 1 Fertilized Egg. I Suspect they produce 1 Fertilized Egg per day. My chicken managed to produced an egg even though it was starving suggesting a time delay and not health dependencies. My 1st Chick also consumed 7mols of O2 in that time.
| Info | |
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| Pressure | Normal Human should be good 50KPa-100KPa |
| Tempreture | Around 20c-30c ? |
| Atmosphere | >10% o2 at 50KPa ? |
| Longest Life Span | ? Days (possibly infinite) |
| Crops Consumed Per Day | ? |
| Fertilized Eggs laid | 1 ? |
| Unfertilized Eggs laid | 5 ? |
Warning: Chickens will eat items contained in closed storage boxes, lockers and stored on your character. They will also consume live vegetation so be very careful about where you let them go.