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The male emu sits on the eggs, hatches and raises his chicks! The male emu in the wild stores some of the eggs before beginning to incubate them. Initially the male covers the eggs with leaves, twigs or dried grass in order to insulate them. When enough emu eggs have been laid the male becomes clucks and begins to incubate by sitting on the eggs.
The day before the Koi hatches the eyes in the egg will have a shine to them. Soon afterwards, the young Koi will begin to wriggle then, gradually, over the next few hours, it will break out of its 'shell'. It will take three to four days for the Koi eggs to develop and the fry to hatch at temperatures of 68 -7l.Koi fry can develop at temperatures as low as 63, in which case their incubation will take five or six days, or as high as 77, which will decrease their hatching time.mmature Koi may also eat the eggs, so if you want to rear them, you should separate the spawning Koi from others in the pond. Incubating Koi Eggs The incubator should have a reasonable capacity. A water storage tank about 100 gallons is ideal, and should be made of non-toxic materials.