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Sorry for the delay in responding. I didn't know you had posted. I thought they always send you an e-mail. Is your incubator a still air or does it have a fan? I'm pretty sure if it is a still air you need to set it at a higher temperature. Something like 102 I think, but I would double check...

What kind of incubator you are using and have you tested the temperature against multiple thermometers to see if it's holding the correct temperature? Also, did you incubate other eggs at the same time with these Ameraucana eggs? Please fill me in with what you feel may have happened. I can...

Yes. I could send you six tomorrow. Do you do PayPal? I'm in Ohio.

I will go take a picture of the eggs and post on the ad. A half dozen hatching eggs, with shipping, would be $30.

I think all Ameraucana breeders strive to get a more "bluer" egg, (as do I) but I'm somewhat happy with what I'm seeing. They're a little on the light blue side, but there is no green tint to them.

No, these are LF.

I no longer have the Salmon Faverolle hatching eggs, but can put you in touch with the person I sold those birds to. Her name is Carrie and her number is: 614-507-5869 or 440-315-6614 If you are interested in LF Ameraucana eggs, I still have those. Are you interested in purebred Ameraucanas...

My girls are producing an over abundance amount so I am selling some of their hatching eggs. These are from show quality B/B/S birds, some of the birds I have raised are pictured below. I am very pleased with the birds I've hatched and shown and I'm sure you would be happy with these lines, too...

Yes, I sell chicks when I have some available. If you are wanting to order day-old chicks, they would need to be ordered a month in advance if you are wanting them shipped.

Those are some nice looking birds, Showinbirds!

Thank you, Showinbirds!

My Ameraucana lines first originated out of birds from Paul Smith and John Blehm, but that was several years ago and I have added in characteristics from several other breeders over the past few years and have created my own lines. --Sharon Yorks

My eggs are blue and I am in the Brunswick / Valley City area.

I normally ship priority, which the post office says could take from 3-5 days (hopefully no longer than that) but if you are willing to pay for express mail, I can ship that way, too.

Yes, I am still selling the bantam Faverolle eggs. I know what you mean about them being so cute. They really are! If you'd like to order some, you can reach me through my e-mail at: [email protected]

Sent you a PM

I am sending you an e-mail Rnroamer.

I am an Ameraucana breeder so I am not real familiar with the Salmon Faverolle breed. These are my first and I only have the trio. The two girls are very friendly. The male is kind of comical really. He dances around at me like he is doing his male job as being their defender, but he has never...

I cannot ship eggs to anywhere outside of the United States. Sorry about that.

Yes, but I usually just put a flat rate of $10. I sent eggs to WA that cost me $16, but then sent some to KY that cost me $6. I could weigh them and charge you the correct/exact amount if you'd like.