If you could adopt one of these chickens...

[chickenlover432]

Definitely #4 and #6. Is it just me or does #6 look a bit unnatural? Like he's been photo shopped or something...Anyway I find beards on hens very cute

(#4).

 

[bigchickenjoe12]

6 by far! Gotta love that beautiful black color

 

[vampiro694]

2 or 4

 

[KieksterChicken]

I would choose number 1 for sure. That is one nice looking bird and the comb is awesome! Number 6, the Ayam Cemani is a beautiful bird! Apparently they are completely black, including their insides. Crossed with an Ameraucana the result would be amazing!

 

[AnnHolden]

number 4

 

[sumi]

Definitely #4 and #6. Is it just me or does #6 look a bit unnatural? Like he's been photo shopped or something...

They are striking looking birds, but they're real. Here's some more amazing looking birds from that part of the world:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...ing-the-significance-of-cemani-mutations/0_30

And more on the Cemani:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/65273/ayam-cemani/0_30

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/862688/the-american-cemani-breeders-club-open-forum/0_30

There is a ban on exports of eggs and fowl from it's native Indonesia, hence the nosebleed inducing price tag of $1500 per bird.

 

[Bekbekbecky]

Number 6!

 

[Nippers]

number 4#!

she is cutest!

 

[dianalandaverde]

Tough choice. I guess #4. Although I'd take them all. I can already imagine my daughter trying to dress # 3 !!! Does the emperor get sunburns ? #1& #6 would occupy my day just looking at them. #2 & #5 look so proud and stately !!!

 

[Kusanar]

Quote:

They are striking looking birds, but they're real. Here's some more amazing looking birds from that part of the world:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/...ing-the-significance-of-cemani-mutations/0_30

And more on the Cemani:

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/65273/ayam-cemani/0_30

https://www.backyardchickens.com/t/862688/the-american-cemani-breeders-club-open-forum/0_30

There is a ban on exports of eggs and fowl from it's native Indonesia, hence the nosebleed inducing price tag of $1500 per bird.

I actually looked them up and there is one place selling 4-12 week old pairs at $2,000 for a pair... still not a normal price, but better than 1,500 a piece!