Egg Hatching and SPIDES Quiz

What does SPIDES help to increase?

• Speed up eclodibility in long-stocking eggs

• Decrease egg quality

• Increase egg storage time

• Improve egg color

How long can eggs be stored with SPIDES?

• Up to 10 days

• Up to 15 days

• Up to 20 days

• Up to 25 days

What happens to eggs in nature when a bird lays eggs?

• Eggs increase in quality

• Eggs decrease in quality

• Eggs remain the same

• Eggs hatch immediately

Why is egg age important for hatchability?

• The more uniform the days in stock, the better the eggs hatch.

• Older eggs hatch better.

• Younger eggs are less likely to hatch.

• Egg age does not affect hatchability.

What temperature should eggs be stored at?

• 35 degrees Celsius

• 30 degrees Celsius

• 40 degrees Celsius

• 25 degrees Celsius

How often should eggs be collected?

• Every day

• Every other day

• Once a week

• Twice a week

Can dirty eggs be used for hatching?

• Yes, in separate trays under the hatching trolleys

• No, they cannot be used

• Yes, without any special conditions

• No, they must be cleaned first

Why should eggs be stored with the air cell up?

• To ensure all chicks hatch and improve the expected result

• To make the eggs look better

• To prevent the eggs from rolling

• To keep the eggs warm

When should SPIDES treatment start?

• From the first day of storage

• From the third day of storage

• From the fifth day of storage

• From the tenth day of storage

How many times can SPIDES be repeated?

• At least once

• At least twice

• At least three times

• At least four times