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Why you are cross those birds ?
Wow, those are beautiful hens... where can you buy chicks?
they look AMAZING!!!!Hi all, I'm new here and wanted to show some of my Ayam Cemani. Let me know what you think.
I bred allot and culled hard and kept only the best of the best and repeated. That's what I have been doing and I'm getting some great results with this strategy.
I also am offering some of my Cemani eggs and chicks for sale here.
Please let me know your thoughts.
Thank you
I love the little black box!!!!! I waiting for eggs to come so I can get them in the incubator!!!Hi all, I'm new here and wanted to show some of my Ayam Cemani. Let me know what you think. I bred allot and culled hard and kept only the best of the best and repeated. That's what I have been doing and I'm getting some great results with this strategy. I also am offering some of my Cemani eggs and chicks for sale here. Please let me know your thoughts. Thank you
It depends. There are unfortunately unscrupulous people who will sell you what they say are purebred ayam cemani eggs that are mixed breeds or not cemanis at all. Those you'd probably find up for sale at a price that seems too good to be true, because it is. I sell mine for $25 an egg and another breeder on here was selling hers for $35 an egg, so somewhere in that range would be about normal to pay. Chicks sell for $200 from Greenfire Farms if you want to go that route.
They lay a cream to tan colored egg:
Green eggs in that picture are CCL eggs, not cemani eggs. I would think they would live as long as any other chickens, really. My oldest are three years old, I believe, and still doing fine.