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well..I checked and it IS fertile!!!!!! hoping that there are a few more to come and I must say this will be the first hatch Im hoping for a BOY!!

well my curiosity may get the best of me.. I may sacrifice one of them to check and hope to get a few more in the coming days.

I could use your opinions... 2 weeks ago yesterday I had to euthenize my beloved Cream Legbar rooster due to severe frostbite.. well today I received my first 2 cream legbar eggs.. what are the chances of them being fertile? Thanks for your opinons

Im interested in either a few chicks or hatching eggs. WIll pay shipping but prefer PA breeders. Quality birds please. Thanks

Well I was mostly worried about their ability to walk and balance and less worried about show quality birds. They seem to be getting around better now.

looking from some advice-- I bought some black copper maran eggs off ebay (probably my first mistake) and they are hatching today. Most of these have deformities in their toes. The first one that hatched has fused 2nd and third toes. The others seem to have a short (nearly missing) outter...

Thanks!! I flipped it. Hoping for the best.

Its day 6.so while checking for growth I noticed 1 egg set with air sac down and vessels on other end. (in my defense the breeder marked it that way) Its had a great vessel structure and seems to be doing great. On day 6 should I flip it with fat side up or leave it as it is?

This post gives me hope. My Saltan was attacked yesterday. Her wounds seem to be much deeper (in the same area of the neck) and I almost put her down but She is doing okay today and drinking.

Adorable little fuzzy butts!!!!!!! I have a few with no nails.. not sure why, but they are always on that toe too

lol, I think the sex link gene is a gene that allows feather sexing only on hatch day or the next day. after that you can't look at the feathers.

awe! give us a peek;) oh and the bandaid trick works great for helping them get up on their feet. I had a cute splayed leg last hatch and 3 days later she was running around with the rest!

count me in. setting black copper marans on tuesday.

from Greenfire farms website! All Cream Legbars in the US are from these lines pullet on Left and roo on Right

ill be sure to post pics at hatch due monday,

So excited about raising this breed. They lay moderate to extra large sky blue eggs. I received 2 VERY large eggs in my order to incubate and I recently read someone with a 64g egg from one of their cream legbars. They are beautiful. From what I read they are friendly, easily handled and good...

echoing the above warning! it looks like that heat lamp may not have a ceramic base where the bulb screws in. the ceramic ones don't get hot like the metal/plastic ones.

just fyi as I've learned from experience. Each and every surface of everything in that room will be covered in a fine dust. you may want to put your treasures away while your babies are growing out. I just raised up some silkies and showgirls in the garage and everything was covered in dust...

yes.. sky blue.. They are very pretty. I love the auto sexing gene too. I will always be able to discern male from female right out of the egg:) and it breeds true generation after generation!

okay.. thinking I will keep in in the shed until it warms up a bit. no insulation.. Thank You;)