Question on fairy egg

[Tonyroo]

Has anyone attempted to incubate a fertile fairy egg?

I was wondering if it was possible?

I would assume if it survived would it grow into a bantam size chicken?

Just a random thought that crossed my mind.

EDITED:
This was my fairy egg that had a normal size yolk.

 

[SueT]

The fairy eggs usually have no yolk. And they wouldn’t be fertile.

 

[Weeg]

I got a fairy egg last summer that I considered incubating. It had a yolk. Can't remember if it was fertile or not though. Most likely not.

 

[SueT]

Imagine fairy chickens! Wouldn’t that be something!
My goal for 2022 is to procure some Seramas. They’ll be my fairy chickens....

 

[sourland]

The fairy eggs usually have no yolk. And they wouldn’t be fertile.View attachment 2961732

This has been my experience.

 

[Everose]

Blown fairy egg, no yolk.

 

[Tonyroo]

I posted a fairy egg I had in the fridge and took out a normal size egg for comparison. The handful of fairy eggs I got this winter all had yolk in it. The one in the picture doesn't look fertile. But it did have a normal size yolk in it.

 

[HeatherKellyB]

Imagine fairy chickens! Wouldn’t that be something!
My goal for 2022 is to procure some Seramas. They’ll be my fairy chickens....

That would mean that my Marionette would be the "Fairy of the Underworld" or the "Fairy of the Dark Side". She's a mean little itch, but we love her. If she was a full sized bird, I doubt we'd feel the same Seriously though I do love that little meanie