I have 4 eggs in my zebras nest,how many hours a day will she spend sitting on the eggs.
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the male and female will alternate at about 1.5 hours apiece, and both at night 

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she will probably spend most of the day on the eggs, coming out at times for a rest and feed while the male does the sitting. congratulations by the way, lets hope they hatch.



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by the way if she gets scared off the nest or they are both off, don't worry unless they have been off for more than 15 minutes....
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She probably won't really begin to incubate until she has laid all her eggs, so that they all hatch at the same time 

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thanks Jay,i did read that she might not sit until the last egg.Jayburd wrote:She probably won't really begin to incubate until she has laid all her eggs, so that they all hatch at the same time
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no probs 

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