6 Total ULTRA with RARE Hatching Eggs, Pure Bred/Separate Pens

Description: This set of 6 ultra & rare potluck hatching eggs is a must-have for any poultry enthusiast. The eggs are pure-bred and come from separate pens, ensuring that you get the best quality possible. You will receive eggs from a minimum of 3 different breeds ; which include Ayam Cemani, Kikiriki, Blue Andalusian, Sicilian Buttercup, Jersey Giant and Beilefelder. These eggs are a great addition to any collection and are perfect for those who want to raise their own chickens. You may receive extra eggs if ww have them available at time of order. We gather eggs daily and fill orders first come first served; ensuring you get the freshest eggs. So the estimated shipping time that Ebay posts do not apply; I will keep you informed and notify you in advance of your ship date. The set includes eggs from the United States and is free from any modifications. BielefelderChickenHatching Eggs.Bielefelder is a Dual Purpose(meat and egg) GermanTRUE BREEDwithautosexingcharacteristicsmeaning that you can sex the chicks from day one by their plumage color pattern. Unlike most other Sex-Linked "breeds" out there which are hybrids and not a true breed (you won't be able to reproduce them by breeding them together because theiroffspringwill be different than their parents), Bielefelder is a true breed meaning that you can breed them and their offspring will be the same as theirparents. Ayam Cemani Chicken - the all black chicken. There is not a speck of color to this bird, just uniform black. However, their feathers display a stunning iridescence of green and purple in the sunlight. The Ayam Cemaniis a fibromelanistic chickenwhich means that everything is black: feathers, skin, muscles, and bones. The slate-blue plumage of the Andalusian is caused by the adilution gene, which, in combination with the E gene for black plumage, produces partial dilution of themelaninwhich gives the black colour. Not all Andalusians are blue: birds with two copies of the gene have near-total dilution, and are off-white; birds with no copies have no dilution, and are black; those with one copy have partial dilution, and are blue. Blue birds occur, in Mendelian proportion, twice as often as each of the other colors. All are present in the population. The earlobes of the Andalusian are smooth, white, and almond-shaped; the crest is single and of medium size, with five well-defined points. The skin is white, and the legs and feet are black. Sicilian Buttercup chickens get their name from their unique comb shape and the golden buff color of the hens plumage. The Buttercups comb is actually two single-combs that merge over the beak, as well as at the back. The combination of the best specimens forms a cup-shaped crown that is, a cup surmounted by regularly spaced medium-sized points. Imperfectly formed Buttercup chicken combs look like a pair of antlers. Sicilian Buttercup hens and roosters are different in color. Roosters are a rich reddish-orange with a black tail. Hens are golden buff with regularly marked black spangles, oval in shape, and positioned in parallel rows. The black sections of both male and female are a lustrous greenish-black. Both males and females have yellow skin, white earlobes (in England, the earlobes are red), reddish bay eyes, light horn-colored beak, and willow-green shanks and toes with the bottom of the feet yellow. Hens may grow spurs on the backs of their legs like other Mediterranean breeds. Males weigh 6.5 lbs. and females 5 lbs. Buttercup chickens are a non-broody, small to medium white egg-laying fowl. They can produce about 140-180 eggs per year. Kikiriki chickens originated in Puerto Rico. They are often confused with Seramas, but they differ in many ways! They are considered a landrace breed, meaning these chickens were selected all over Puerto Rico and Central America for the same traits, but not to conform to a specific breed standard. For this reason, they come in a rainbow of colors, along with traits like naked neck, rumpless, crested, bearded, and more. Shipping eggs via USPS is a TOTAL CRAP SHOOT. If you dont understand the HUGE RISKS of shipping fragile single celled embryos though the automated machines of the modern postal sorting system.then PLEASE do some research before buying eggs from me or any other egg seller on eBay!!! However, please reach out if there is a problem with your eggs upon arrival. Take pictures to send with your message. Due to the nature of incubation, we do not allow for refunds on unhatched eggs.We take many precautions to ensure you get the freshest eggs possible in the safest manner possible. Unfortunately, we cannot monitor incubation standards away from our farm. We highly suggest leaving the eggs large end up for a minimum of 12 hours after receipt in order for the air sac to settle giving you the best possible hatch rate.We highly recommend having your incubator running at proper hatching temp (100.5F optimum) and humidity(50-55%) for 24 hours before placement.

Price: 35 USD

Location: Greenville, Texas

End Time: 2024-11-27T02:49:37.000Z

Shipping Cost: 20 USD