Where To Find All 3 Minecraft Chicken Variants
Minecraft players eagerly await Java Snapshot updates, offering glimpses into future additions. Snapshot 25w06a introduces three exciting chicken variants, adding a colorful twist to the familiar fowl. This guide reveals their locations.
Locating All Minecraft Chicken Variants

Warm Chicken
Sporting sunny yellow and orange plumage, the Warm Chicken blends seamlessly into warmer biomes. Find them in: Badlands, Bamboo Jungle, Eroded Badlands, Jungle, Savanna, Savanna Plateau, Sparse Jungle, Windswept Savanna, and Wooded Badlands.
Cold Chicken
In contrast, the Cold Chicken boasts cool blue feathers and thrives in chilly climates. Search these biomes: Old Growth Pine Taiga, Old Growth Spruce Taiga, Snowy Taiga, Taiga, Windswept Forest, Windswept Gravelly Hills, and Windswept Hills.
Temperate Chicken
Veteran players will recognize the Temperate Chicken – the classic white chicken, now officially named. They inhabit all biomes not classified as warm or cold.
Taming Chickens in Minecraft
Collecting all chicken variants requires a bit of effort. Unlike taming wolves, chickens aren't tamed traditionally. Instead, carry seeds; chickens will follow you, allowing you to guide them into a pen. Repeat until you've gathered your desired flock.
Remember, depending on the chicken's origin, the journey back to your base could be lengthy. Establishing checkpoints along the way is recommended, especially in Survival mode where dangers lurk, particularly at night.
Breeding Chicken Variants in Minecraft
Once you've gathered all three variants, breeding is straightforward. Feed seeds to two chickens of the same type to produce an egg that hatches a chicken of that type. For a surprise, feed seeds to two different types—the resulting egg will hatch a random variant.
This guide covers finding and breeding all three Minecraft chicken variants. For more Minecraft tips and tricks, check out our guide on obtaining Armadillo Scutes.
Minecraft is available on PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC, and mobile devices.
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