My two females have laid three eggs on the floor of the stall-no males in their pen- on three different days. Do people eat them? They are large, wondered if I could boil them and give to the dogs?
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I heard you may eat them, but I personally never had.
My two females have laid three eggs on the floor of the stall-no males in their pen- on three different days. Do people eat them? They are large, wondered if I could boil them and give to the dogs?
Wow, sure glad you told me that news! I had no idea they would lay that many eggs or to leave them and maybe they would stop. At least the two girls stopped acting like a male and female at mating time. I saw a little hole starting to be dug in the sand of the stall but the eggs have just been on the floor. They are mostly bugging in the day. I will cook some so I will know how they taste. Can't get a male as their call might disturb the neighbors and really don't want more peacocks. Took these two because we had a perfect place for them and they were in a big dog cage since Feb.22nd. These are beautiful Java Green and fun to watch. Thanks.
Hmmm, well if they are greens, they probably won't lay that many. I don't know, but you could ask Gerald @barkerg -- and while you are talking to him, see about getting a male to match. Greens are typically quieter than blues, so less likely to upset your neighbors, and I betcha you can sell THOSE eggs for a lot more than $8 eachThey can pay their own feed bill...
Eating green eggs would be some kinda sacril-egg-e for sure