Are serama eggs harder to hatch?

[ClevergirlClawz]

i am working on doing some research about seramas, im looking into getting some this spring. im not sure whether i should buy chicks, eggs or live breeding birds.
i have been reading that shipped serama eggs can be extra difficult and i live in wrangell alaska so im sure i would have to buy a ton of eggs to get a few birds,
so i think i am going to try to buy a trio of birds this spring then maybe buy some eggs from different people just to try to hatch out different bloodlines.
possibly buy some chicks from someone that guarantees live arrival just to see how many show up alive. im new to seramas but very excited.
is there places that you can buy larger ammounts of eggs from? or anyone know who ships breeding pairs or trios to alaska. i know a few, and have been talking to some
but i am looking for different breeding supply so i want to buy from several breeders so i have as much genetic diversity as possible. i want to help make the breed better
not the reverse!
-Stephen

I live in Sterling Alaska, I will have 40 eggs incubating shortly, i have 8 currently and @ day 5 we have 7 with visible signs of life. hopefully these little guys are healthy and strong. did you ever get your serama's going? how are they doing?