Goose egg (fert.)
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Goose egg (fert.)
Fertilized goose egg. If all goes well, it should hatch into a goose. It can be eaten raw, but it's much better cooked.
Base Stats
- Market Value
- 11
- Stack Limit
- 75
- Mass
- 0.15 kg
- HP
- 20
- Deterioration Rate
- 2
- Flammability
- 70%
- Days To Start Rot
- 15
- Min Safe Temperature
- 0 °C (32 °F)
- Max Safe Temperature
- 50 °C (122 °F)
- Spoiling Rate
- 0.003%
Ingestion
- Nutrition
- 0.5
- Taste
- Raw
- Food Poison Chance
- 20%
Technical
- defName
- EggGooseFertilized
- Color
- (245,245,245)
- Preferability
- Desperate
Goose eggs are a type of egg laid by female geese.
Unfertilized goose eggs are displayed as "Goose egg (unfert.)", while fertilized chicken eggs are displayed "Goose egg (fert.)". Both fertilized and unfertilized eggs are edible to colonists and ovivorous animals.
Gallery[edit]
One goose egg (fert.)
Stack of goose eggs (fert.)
- Meals
- Chocolate • Fine meal (Carnivore, Vegetarian) • Kibble • Lavish meal (Carnivore, Vegetarian) • Nutrient paste meal • Packaged survival meal • Pemmican • Simple meal • Baby food
- Raw food - Animal
- Meat (Human, Insect, Twisted
) • Insect jelly • Milk • Hemogen pack - Raw food - Eggs
- Cassowary egg (fert.) • Chicken egg (fert., unfert.) • Cobra egg (fert.) • Duck egg (fert., unfert.) • Emu egg (fert.) • Goose egg (fert., unfert.) • Iguana egg (fert.) • Ostrich egg (fert.) • Tortoise egg (fert.) • Turkey egg (fert.)
- Raw food - Vegetarian
- Agave fruit • Berries • Corn • Hay • Potatoes • Raw fungus • Rice • Toxipotatoes