Do they mail them to you? I don't have an incubator atm but could possibly diy one or buy a small one.
There's a lot of different types that they call "kikiriki" but the ones you are probably referring to is the micro sized ones. They are common in puerto rico, but you can also find breeders in the states. Basically, serama-sized chickens of different colors, some may be "bolo" (no tail), some may be pata corta (short legged), most commonly they have the "moña" which refers to the head feathers that stick out and make them look like cardinals, and the crests can vary from straight comb to cushion/walnut comb. They aren't as uncommon as you may think. Check Facebook or Craigslist and you may find some chicks or adults. Though be prepared to pay upwards of $60-$200 each. Just don't get fooled with some other chickens that they may label as kikirikis, if they weigh more than 1lbs, they aren't the true kikiriki. It's common for Spanish speakers to refer to regular sized bantams as kikirikis, which is not what you are looking for. Kikiriki is basically the Spanish term for bantam, which you may know has a lot of variety in size, shape, and color, so just make sure you are aware of what you are buying.
Not sure if you found some yet. I ship Kikiriki eggs. My originals came from Peurto Rico. I am in McDonough GA. I am NPIP certified. I charge $60 per dozen plus shipping. I will only ship UPS or FedEx though. Post office has been really bad in getting things delivered lately. I do have a lot of young cockerel roosters but sadly only two pullets. I won’t ship live birds but I do work with transporters. I am only a day trip away if you are up for a drive. My roosters run around $25-50. The pullets are $75 and each has to go home with a rooster.
