This is why she got no complaints. Half the buying public is unaware that having AND KEEPING a sufficiently dark egg color IS part of being a Marans.
Eggs not the sufficiently dark color, are not Marans eggs - because egg color defines the breed. Not the color of the chicks or eventual chickens.
So you end up with people selling these off eggs and people buying them, totally cluelessly.
You've got a good significantly not... claim. Go for it. Educating the seller isn't likely to work while they're still making money.
Mean or kind, profit will matter to them more. People making money off the word marans, is why I'm waiting til next year and until I know who is selling what. I now know a lot of good people, selling good marans eggs, who wouldn't sell an egg like that on a dare. They're too ethical and they KNOW better and they care about the breed.
Like anything else - the people who only care about $$$ will only care about $$$ no matter what you do.
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