Turtle eggs are blocks in Minecraft that hatch after some time to produce a baby turtle. You can find these eggs in various ocean biomes as the turtles laid the egg on the beach. The eggs are covered in green spots and vary in size. 

Eggs are spawn in clusters always, and every cluster consists of more than 4 eggs.

Eggs spawn in a cluster always, and every cluster consists of almost 4 eggs. It creates a cracking sound before hatching an egg and hatches into a baby turtle. If a player damages the egg before it can hatch, it will not spawn the baby turtle. Zombies also can destroy turtle eggs.

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Minecraft Turtle Eggs not Hatching

Some players didn’t use the hatching mechanics properly. As a result, the turtle eggs don’t hatch. The eggs can also be glitches. One more reason can be that the player is not adequately fulfilling the requirement before the egg can hatch.  

Here are some tips to fix turtle eggs not hatching in Minecraft. All the steps are mentioned in detail.

Turtles Eggs Will Crack Many Times before Hatching

One thing that you should know is that turtle eggs crack multiple times before hatching. Almost an egg cracked three times before hatching. You can hear a cracking time on every time of egg cracking. You will also see the green particles come out of the eggs.

You can also guess the state of eggs as the closer they are to hatch, the more green particles and darker brown cracks will appear on the egg.

Increase the Random Tick Speed

It takes too long time to hatch the turtle egg. So that you can understand speeding up the hatching process by increasing the random tick speeds. Usually, the speed of the default tick is set to 3. But you should be speeding up the random tick speed to 20000 and analyze if anything does or not. 

 

You can change the random tick speed by typing the following command.

/gamerule randomTickSpeed 20000

During the Night Eggs Hatch Faster

Keep in mind that turtle eggs hatch only on sand and red sand. Another thing to note is that they only progress when the player is awake and within 50 blocks of range.

This is something most gamers don’t know about it. Turtle eggs hatch fastly during the night as compared to daytime. So 4 eggs can be placed up in a single block. This can slow down the hatching process.

So remember that turtle eggs hatch on red sand and sand only. And they progress only when the gamer is awake, and the blocks range will be 50 blocks.  

Final Words

three straightforward are there to fix the issue. If you follow every step correctly, you can surely resolve the issue.