Does anyone know where i can get some of those austrailian chickenegg?

Are you serious?

Have you looked into what it takes to care for them? I believe they are aerial insectivores, which means you need a proper flight cage big enough for them to catch bugs in the air. They are wild birds and fly, so they won't hang around like chickens.

 

* You mean the Frogmouth whatchamacallit non-chicken-looking chickens?????

 

i agree.. I found them very interesting as i have never seen one before. Or heard of it at that.and wouldn't mind having some around here if i had enough space.. only place i would know to get them.. Is probably australia.where then they would MOST likely cost a lot.


EDIT:.. also i think frogmouths are owls aren't they? ;o

 

Unless you are a zoo you probably have no hope of getting them. It's illegal to keep them as pets, even in Australia.

 

I can't imagine wanting any of those around....they are about the creepiest thing I've ever seen!!

 

They made my skin crawl!!!

 

nevermind - I found them

 

u would have to have an exotic liceanse for something like that to have it here and if it is illegal there to own them it definately would be here too. those r not native to the u.s. it gets to cold here unless it was in a proper zoo habitat specially designed for them there for their specific species and care, they would never survive here.

also it would be illegal to import and export the birds, babies and ANY eggs for them, it would be considered a international offence for smuggleing from another country into the u.s. . they r really unique i loved seeing pics of them too but they need to stay in austrailia.