Adaptations of a living thing are the structures it uses to survive  in its environment. For the waratah anemone, this includes red  tentacles that it uses to attach to rock â¦ s and to feed.
Best Answer: Lighter breeds (Leghorns and Sex-link pullets) will start laying anywhere from 4-6 months. They are bred for a higher rate of production and to reach sexual maturity faster. Medium sized breeds (Rhode Island Reds) will start laying around 6-8 months.
Either your chickens are too old or too young; in both cases they wonât be laying any eggs for you. Young hens or âpulletsâ, typically start laying eggs at 18-20 weeks old and their first season of laying will be their best. Trying to encourage a pullet to lay before they are 18 weeks old is futile because their bodies havenât developed enough to lay eggs yet. Once a hen gets to around 4 years old the amount of eggs that they lay starts to slow down considerably and you will find they donât lay that many eggs anymore.