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Best Answer: It all depends on the thickness of the egg and the conditions. Naturally for a 'cooking egg' shell takes around 2 weeks to decompose completely in my garden.
No matter what the breed or what color the egg ultimately ends up being, all eggshells are white when they start their journey down the oviduct. This journey takes about 26 hours, the shell taking roughly 20 hours to be completed. In the last 4-6 hours of the laying process brown eggs 'turn' brown.