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Mrs. Green Thumbs :

Why don't people want ee's?

I do, I prefer them.
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ahh... I love mine. And I bought a bakers dozen of organic egg's yesterday and the lady put some ee egg's in there.... smaller but ohhhh my fried egg sandwich this AM was delicioso!
 
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Well, where were you guys at last year on these threads!
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It's just that the buttons are so small that they are not good for eating ...just cute to have so that can be a turn off and the EE's are so common.
 
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That's definately true, but my buttons have been the only ones contributing to the budget so far. Everyone else has been "gimmie, gimmie, gimmieing", lol. The one huge benefit to buttons is that many pet stores will take them as trade-ins. They're also in demand year-round, instead of having the spring rush like some other poultry seems to have. Not to mention that a pair can be raised in a 10g tank or equivalent. They can be tempermental about laying, but once you've got them figured out, you're good as gold. They will lay an egg a day, not often missing a day of lay. They're also quiet birds, don't eat much at all, and are quite beautiful birds. Not to mention that they hatch in 16 days and start to lay in 6-8 weeks.
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That's definately true, but my buttons have been the only ones contributing to the budget so far. Everyone else has been "gimmie, gimmie, gimmieing", lol. The one huge benefit to buttons is that many pet stores will take them as trade-ins. They're also in demand year-round, instead of having the spring rush like some other poultry seems to have. Not to mention that a pair can be raised in a 10g tank or equivalent. They can be tempermental about laying, but once you've got them figured out, you're good as gold. They will lay an egg a day, not often missing a day of lay. They're also quiet birds, don't eat much at all, and are quite beautiful birds. Not to mention that they hatch in 16 days and start to lay in 6-8 weeks.
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Now I seriously want some! Darn cochins dont lay enough for me to do a trade
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That's definately true, but my buttons have been the only ones contributing to the budget so far. Everyone else has been "gimmie, gimmie, gimmieing", lol. The one huge benefit to buttons is that many pet stores will take them as trade-ins. They're also in demand year-round, instead of having the spring rush like some other poultry seems to have. Not to mention that a pair can be raised in a 10g tank or equivalent. They can be tempermental about laying, but once you've got them figured out, you're good as gold. They will lay an egg a day, not often missing a day of lay. They're also quiet birds, don't eat much at all, and are quite beautiful birds. Not to mention that they hatch in 16 days and start to lay in 6-8 weeks.
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Please forgive me I dont mean to offend but other then a pet what is the purpose of them?
 
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