Quote: Yes- good to know. I guess I am starting an LF choc project as well.
How do the f1s compare in size to standard American orps?
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Quote: Yes- good to know. I guess I am starting an LF choc project as well.
How do the f1s compare in size to standard American orps?
Didn't know if you were asking me or the other gal but yes mine did come from our friend. I hatched four . I choc pullet and 1 choc male and the other are black females not carrying the gene.Did you get your chocolate from my "business partner" too????![]()
If i receve eggs like this ,i wont put in my incubator hope they from npip seller and you don't bring any diseases in you flocks.I recently bought some Lemon Cuckoo and Lavender (Self Blue) eggs at auction. The dozen (6/6) closed at $9.14 plus $12 S/H. When the eggs arrived they were UPSIDE DOWN in the carton. Some were broken. the eggs were shipped in a free Priority Mail shoe carton. The eggs were not individually wrapped, but had a strip of bubble wrap under and on top of the eggs. I tried communicating with the seller, but got nowhere. eBay refunded our total cost.
The air cells are detached, but we set the remaining eggs. If we get chicks I plan on sending the money back. My intention was to bump the listing, but won at the low price. If we did not like the hatched birds, we could have sold them as layers etc later.
Only once has anyone claimed my eggs broke, and we never received photos of the actual broken eggs.
Should I have been upset with the eggs being shipped UPSIDE DOWN?
Here are photos of the carton, at our Post office.
ETA: I fully understand what the USPS can do to hatching eggs. Have recieved many broken eggs over the years. Broken is understandable. UPSIDE DOWN is not!
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